Fabian Marozsan vs James Duckworth: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model’s edge for Marozsan is driven primarily by his recent record at this level and age, with additional support from recent form and surface fit. Marozsan’s run at Winston-Salem includes wins over Miomir Kecmanovic and Martin Damm, results that the explainability engine awarded 6.2 percentage points for recent record by level. The engine also credited Marozsan 4.6 points for age, favoring him overall. Marozsan sits at world No. 63 with an Elo of 1649.75. His proprietary form index reads 42.11 and his surface strength index on hard is 22.28. He has 189 minutes on court this week, a moderate fatigue total. Duckworth arrives ranked 86 with an Elo of 1614.75 and a higher form index of 53.13. His surface strength index is 19.97. He has been busy this week with 287 minutes on court, which increases his fatigue. Duckworth has won three straight matches here, all in straight sets, showing steady match play but heavier court time. Mean serve and return indexes are close between the two players. Marozsan’s mean serve index is 96.91 versus Duckworth’s 95.81, and mean return indexes are 87.81 and 84.85 respectively. Neither gap exceeds five points, so serve and return edges are marginal. Overall strength and surface fit tilt slightly toward Marozsan, which, combined with his key wins at this level, pushes the model recommendation his way.