Thanasi Kokkinakis vs Terence Atmane: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

On paper Atmane presents the clearer standing: a world ranking of 51 and an Elo of 1656.3 compared with Kokkinakis’s rank listed at 1000 and Elo 1531.3. Form indices also tilt toward Atmane (42.28 to Kokkinakis’s 34.87), while both arrive in Roland Garros with zero accumulated fatigue from the event. Surface strength indices are low for both players on clay but slightly higher for Atmane (16.30) than Kokkinakis (9.34), suggesting Atmane is marginally better adapted to the slow, high-bounce conditions typical of Paris. Serve and return profiles show both players carry strong serving metrics (mean serve index ~95–96) and Kokkinakis has a notably high mean return index (92.26). Recent results reflect diverging momentum: Kokkinakis has two wins and one loss across his last three matches — wins in Adelaide and against Roman Safiullin, and a competitive loss to Jack Draper — all on hard courts and featuring long matches. Atmane’s last three show one win (Rome) followed by two clay-court defeats in Hamburg and Rome against higher-seeded opponents, indicating some vulnerability on clay despite overall higher ranking.