Daniel Altmaier vs Francisco Comesana: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model’s edge for Altmaier comes mainly from recent form and a slightly better fit to the hard surface, while Comesana draws support from serve and return metrics and recent results at higher levels. Altmaier carries a higher Elo at 1601.21 and a marginally better form index (41.00 versus 38.77). His surface strength index is 16.18 compared with Comesana’s 16.09, a small advantage that still contributes to the model. Altmaier also enters this match with zero minutes of fatigue from the event, which matters late in the season. Comesana’s case rests on close serve and return figures and competitive recent results against tougher opposition. His Elo is 1559.77 and his mean serve and return indices are nearly identical to Altmaier’s (serve index 95.65 versus 96.07, return index 87.03 versus 86.93). Comesana has a confidence-boosting straight sets win here in Winston-Salem over Yibing Wu, and his recent high-level matches include long encounters that demonstrate durability. Fatigue is a factor; he has 86 minutes on court in this tournament. Both players show mixed form across their last three outings. Altmaier is 1-2 with a solid win over Coleman Wong and two losses to top opponents. Comesana is also 1-2 but arrives on a win locally and two prior deep, physical matches that cost time on court.