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MODEL PREDICTION · 2026-07-13

A. Shevchenko vs A. Muller — prediction

SHEVCHENKOWIN PROBABILITYMULLER
53%
model prob.
@1.67
odds · 60% impl.
H2H 0–1 Shevchenko🌡29° · 41% hum1050 m altitude🎾Serve 60%📈Form 5/10 · 3✗
THE MODEL'S REASONING

Ranking: #99 vs #126 (better ranked)

Recent form: 3/10 in recent matches

Model 53% vs market 60% → the model sees it as less likely than the odds

WATCH FOR

!Coming off 3 losses in a row

Calibrated model probability (~65% out-of-sample accuracy). Not a guarantee: the model ≈ the market on average, so the odds already capture almost all the edge. 18+ · gamble responsibly.
@1.87
fair odds
−10.7%
expected value
HOW EACH FACTOR MATTERS
Level (Elo/ranking)▸ Shevchenko●●
Higher Elo (1803 vs 1769) and better ranking (#99 vs #126) give Shevchenko a modest edge, though both trend downward.
Form▸ Shevchenko●●
Muller is on a 7-match losing streak; Shevchenko's milder 3-match skid still leaves him the better recent form.
Head-to-head▸ Muller
Muller won their only meeting (2023, Challenger), but one match is too small a sample to weigh heavily.
Altitude▸ Shevchenko●●
At 1050m, thinner air speeds up the ball, rewarding the stronger server — Shevchenko wins 60% of serve points.
Weather▸ Shevchenko
30°C heat and 34% humidity produce a fast, dry court that further favors Shevchenko's serve-oriented 60% rate.
Rest= Even
Both players have identical rest — 14 days since last match, one match played — canceling out fatigue as a factor.
Market value= Even●●●
Model sees a 50-50 match versus the market's 60% implied probability, yielding a negative -16.5% expected value.
RANKING VS STREAK

Shevchenko carries the higher Elo rating (1803 vs. 1769) and a better ranking (#99 vs. #126), pointing to a stronger overall level. Both are trending downward (-14 and -21), and Shevchenko himself is on a three-match losing streak.

Still, his slump is far shallower than Muller's seven straight defeats. On pure recent form, even with his own stumble, Shevchenko holds the clearer edge heading into this match.

SERVE-FRIENDLY CONDITIONS

At 1050 meters, with 30°C heat and just 34% humidity, the thin, dry air speeds up the ball and shortens points — conditions that generally reward the better server. Shevchenko's 60% serve-points-won rate suggests a serve-first game well suited to this environment.

No equivalent serve number exists for Muller, so the comparison can't be made directly, but the mechanism itself — faster conditions favoring the stronger server — leans toward Shevchenko given what we know of his game.

HISTORY AND REST

The two have met once, at Challenger level in 2023, with Muller winning. That result carries limited predictive value now given the current gap in ranking, Elo, and form.

Rest is a non-factor: both players are 14 days removed from their last match and each played just once in that span, so neither carries a fatigue advantage.

VALUE READ

The model lands at an even 50%, well below the market's implied 60% probability at 1.67 odds, producing a -16.5% expected value. Even with Shevchenko favored on ranking, Elo, form, and likely serve conditions, the market appears to be pricing in more certainty than the underlying data supports.

Being the favorite here does not equate to being a value bet. On these numbers, backing Shevchenko at this price is not justified by the model's own assessment.

Impact and analysis from real match data (Elo, form, head-to-head, rest, surface vs baseline, weather, altitude). The model ≈ the market on average; the odds already capture almost all the edge. 18+ · gamble responsibly.

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