Ethan Quinn vs Jiri Lehecka: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Quinn arrives ranked 56 with a form index of 45.00 and an Elo of 917.8; he has accumulated 177 minutes on court in this event and posts a modest surface strength index of 7.75. Lehecka is the higher-ranked player at 22, with a slightly better form index (48.28) and a substantially superior Elo (1716.15); his tournament fatigue (95 minutes) is much lower and his surface strength index is 12.65. Serve and return differentials are stark: Lehecka’s mean serve index (98.25) exceeds Quinn’s (62.13) by over 36 points, and his mean return index (88.61) tops Quinn’s (39.10) by roughly 49 points — both sizable gaps that will shape patterns of hold and break. Recent form paints a mixed picture. Quinn has been impressive in Miami, back-to-back wins over Hubert Hurkacz (66 minutes) and Casper Ruud (111 minutes) display match-winning momentum after a straight-sets loss to Reilly Opelka at Indian Wells. Lehecka also progressed in Miami with a 2-0 win over Moise Kouame (95 minutes), though his prior two results were straight-sets losses to Sebastian Baez and Felix Auger-Aliassime at earlier events. Overall, Quinn’s recent wins give him confidence, but Lehecka’s underlying numbers and fresher legs point to control in baseline exchanges and service games.