Rafael Jodar vs Yannick Hanfmann: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

On paper Hanfmann holds the upper hand: he is ranked 64 to Jodar’s 109, carries a higher Elo (801.59 vs 598.74) and posts a stronger form index (64.13 vs 44.32). Hanfmann’s surface strength index (6.70) also edges Jodar’s (3.22), although both indices are modest in absolute terms. Fatigue cuts the other way; Hanfmann has logged 235 minutes so far in the event versus Jodar’s 162, which could be relevant late in rallies or in a tight deciding set. Serve and return profiles diverge markedly. Hanfmann’s mean serve index (97.95) is far above Jodar’s (54.21) — a gap well over 5 points — and his mean return index (90.11) likewise outstrips Jodar (54.27) by a large margin. Those differences suggest Hanfmann can both hold serve comfortably and generate pressure on Jodar’s service games. Looking at recent form, Jodar arrives off two straight wins at Miami (over Bonzi and Dhamne) after a prior loss at Indian Wells; his match durations were moderate and he has momentum in this event. Hanfmann has also won his last two Miami matches, including a marathon 159-minute affair against Luca Van Assche, and fell in prior clay competition in Santiago.