Jakub Mensik vs Rafael Jodar: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Jakub Mensik holds a significantly higher ranking at 18 compared to Rafael Jodar’s rank of 150. Mensik’s form index of 85.81 indicates solid recent performance, while Jodar, despite a higher form index of 95.70, has a lower Elo rating of 447.57 against Mensik's 2130.86, suggesting a disparity in overall skill levels. Mensik's cumulative fatigue is relatively low at 174 minutes, while Jodar's fatigue at 696 minutes may hinder his performance. Additionally, Mensik boasts a surface strength index of 15.93, reflecting his capability on hard courts, while Jodar’s index of 4.15 indicates a lower effectiveness on this surface. The difference in their mean serve indices—Mensik at 72.97 and Jodar at 91.44—suggests that Jodar may have an advantage in serving strength. In their recent performances, Mensik has demonstrated resilience, winning all three of his last matches, including a tough five-set battle against Pablo Carreno Busta in the Australian Open. In contrast, Jodar has also been successful, winning his last three matches, but the nature of these matches and his higher fatigue level may put him at a disadvantage against the fresher Mensik.