Jiri Lehecka vs James Duckworth: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Lehecka arrives as the higher-ranked player (No. 12) with an Elo of 1774.0 and a superior form index (37.26) compared with Duckworth’s rank 79, Elo 1508.5 and form index 23.85. Lehecka shows no accumulated fatigue from this event (0 minutes), while Duckworth carries 73 minutes on court — a small but measurable freshness gap in a compact grass schedule. On surface-specific measures Lehecka’s surface strength index (26.13) is notably higher than Duckworth’s (12.19), and Lehecka also posts particularly strong mean serve and return indices (96.63 and 90.14), indicating an all-around profile suited to fast conditions. Recent results underline contrasting momentum: Lehecka has one win and two losses in his last three matches, with his sole win coming in Rome while his most recent outings were tough matches on clay. Duckworth is coming off a straight-sets victory in Stuttgart and had mixed form on clay before that. The grass context favors effective serving and short-point aggression; Lehecka’s high return index paired with a powerful serve suggests he can both hold and pressurize Duckworth’s service games.