Jiri Lehecka vs Arthur Fils: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model's edge for Arthur Fils stems primarily from recent record by level, recent form, and overall strength. Fils carries a higher Elo at 1901 versus Lehecka at 1835, and his form index is marginally stronger at 51.05 compared with Lehecka's 50.13. That recent record by level factor reflects Fils handling his matches at comparable tournament tiers slightly better in the model. Lehecka still shows meaningful strengths in serve and return, which provided 2.4 percentage points toward him, supported by a high mean serve index of 97.71 and a mean return index of 87.77. Rank and fatigue paint a useful contrast. Lehecka is ranked 14 while Fils is 21. Lehecka has accumulated 142 minutes on court this week, notably above Fils at 96 minutes. That extra time could erode his advantage in tight exchanges. Both have similar surface strength on hard courts, with Lehecka at 39.32 and Fils at 42.67 on the proprietary scale. Their serve and return indices are close enough that neither holds a clear serving dominance. Recent matches underline the pattern. Lehecka beat Matteo Berrettini in Cincinnati, lost to Rafael Jodar in Toronto, and beat Alexander Blockx. Fils beat Yannick Hanfmann in Cincinnati, lost to Jodar in Toronto, and beat Cameron Norrie in Toronto.