Jenson Brooksby vs Karen Khachanov: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Khachanov arrives as the higher-ranked player (16 vs 49) with a substantially higher Elo rating (2001.19 vs 1027.67) and a stronger form index (60.91 vs 28.30). His mean serve index (97.50) is markedly above Brooksby’s (70.71), a difference well over 5 points, and his mean return index (89.98) also exceeds Brooksby’s (71.57) by a wide margin. Surface strength indices are low for both on hard (Khachanov 12.32, Brooksby 7.74), but Khachanov’s superior serving and returning metrics stand out. Fatigue measured as minutes on court in this tournament is higher for Khachanov (132 min) than Brooksby (94 min), which is a factual input for match conditioning. Looking at recent form, Brooksby has one win in his last three matches here and nearby hard-court events — a straight-sets win over Zizou Bergs (94 minutes) after losses to Jiri Lehecka and Tommy Paul. Khachanov has two wins out of his last three, including a 2-1 victory over Alexander Shevchenko (132 minutes) and a earlier win over Marton Fucsovics; his lone recent loss was a competitive three-set match versus Carlos Alcaraz. Both players have been contesting multi-set, extended hard-court matches recently, with Khachanov showing more consistent outcomes in that span.