Adrian Mannarino vs Sho Shimabukuro: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Mannarino enters ranked 51 with an Elo of 842.10, a form index of 47.47 and no accumulated fatigue from the event (0 minutes). His surface strength index (8.25) and mean serve index (74.29) are modest. Shimabukuro is ranked 130 with an Elo of 447.68, a higher form index (63.49) but 83 minutes of tournament fatigue. His surface strength index is lower (4.72). There is a large gap in serving ability on the numbers: Shimabukuro’s mean serve index (96.25) exceeds Mannarino’s by over 21 points, and his mean return index (87.56) also substantially outpaces Mannarino’s 50.78 — both differences are notable and will shape how each handles service games. Looking at recent matches, Mannarino has split his last three on hard courts: a 2–1 loss to Ben Shelton, a straight-sets win over Adam Walton, and a straight-sets loss to Felix Auger-Aliassime. Shimabukuro has momentum at this event with two recent wins in Acapulco (including a short match versus Zachary Svajda) after a loss to Marcos Giron in Delray Beach. The contrast is experience and ranking favor Mannarino, while recent form and serving metrics favor Shimabukuro.