Hamad Medjedovic vs Stan Wawrinka: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Medjedovic arrives ranked 90 with an Elo of 800.41 and a form index of 48.31; his surface strength is modest and cumulative fatigue is zero. Wawrinka is ranked 139 with a lower Elo (480.70) but a higher form index (59.14) and also shows no tournament fatigue. The serving profiles diverge: Wawrinka’s mean serve index (96.83) exceeds Medjedovic’s (81.84) by more than 5 points, and his mean return index (93.99) is substantially higher than Medjedovic’s (50.95), a large margin that will influence dynamics on both serve and return games. Surface strength indices are similar and low for both players, so neither has a notable hard-court edge in the proprietary surface metric. Looking at recent form, Medjedovic’s last three matches on hard courts include a win over Mariano Navone and competitive losses to Jakub Mensik and Alex de Minaur, indicating resilience but mixed outcomes. Wawrinka’s recent sequence shows two wins followed by a loss to Taylor Fritz at the same hard-court stretch; his results indicate sharper immediate form despite lower ranking and Elo. Both players logged long matches at the Australian Open, but neither carries minutes-on-court fatigue into Montpellier.