Aleksandar Vukic vs Rafael Jodar: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Vukic arrives with the higher ranking (No. 93 vs No. 109) and a slightly stronger Elo (635.01 vs 614.99), and he has been marginally less taxed by match minutes in this tournament (231 vs 274). His form index is lower (34.02) compared with Jodar’s 55.49, and both players show minimal surface strength indices on hard (Vukic 5.43, Jodar 5.68), indicating neither has a pronounced hard‑court edge in the proprietary surface metric. The mean serve indices differ by more than five points—Jodar’s 96.08 to Vukic’s 86.41—so Jodar brings the bigger serving profile into the contest. There is also a large gap in mean return index (Jodar 90.24 vs Vukic 41.86), which is notable and likely to shape many exchanges. Recent form paints contrasting pictures: Vukic is inconsistent over his last three matches (one win, two losses), losing in Miami to Tomas Barrios Vera and in Indian Wells to Dino Prizmic but posting a straight‑sets win over Billy Harris. Jodar, by contrast, is on a three‑match winning streak in Miami (wins over Yannick Hanfmann, Benjamin Bonzi and Manas Dhamne), showing steadiness and confidence through varying match lengths.