Jaume Munar vs Francisco Cerundolo: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model's edge for Cerundolo comes mainly from recent form, overall strength and his recent record at this level. Cerundolo enters with a markedly higher form index (50.46 vs Munar’s 25.18) and a much stronger Elo (1847.6 vs 1568.2), factors that contributed +8.4 and +5.0 percentage points, respectively, toward his chance. He also has momentum on grass — three straight wins in London (including a long 182-minute match vs Tommy Paul) that pushed recent-record-by-level advantage (+4.3 points) in his favor. Munar’s small lift in the projection (+3.6 points toward him) comes from his serve and return metrics: he posts a mean serve index of 96.78 and a mean return index of 94.36, both strong figures. Both players report zero fatigue from the tournament so far. Surface strength indices are modest for both on grass (Munar 16.24, Cerundolo 24.87), with Cerundolo slightly better adapted. Munar’s last three matches show three straight losses (s’Hertogenbosch, Eastbourne and Roland Garros), while Cerundolo’s recent form is three wins on grass — that contrast is a pivotal context for this meeting.