Our AI performance

It is the graded record of the AI tennis predictions we publish. Every match the model calls is checked against the final score, and the hit rate is shown two ways: the Tip of the Day picks on their own, and every prediction together. The same archive feeds the charts, the table and the files you can download, so nothing here is picked after the fact.

It starts in November 2025, when TennisPredictions.ai launched. The day-by-day archive behind the daily charts and the file runs from 17 Nov 2025 to 20 Sept 2026, which is 307 days of settled results. The table above lists the most recent 11 months; the file holds every day since the start.

Bankers are the Tip of the Day selections, the few matches each day the model is most confident about: 2,228 have been graded so far and 80.6% were right. The overall rate covers every match we published a prediction for, 36,632 of them, of which 67.2% were right. A smaller, stricter selection lands more often, which is why both numbers are shown side by side.

Correct predictions divided by graded predictions. A prediction is graded once its match has a final score; one that never gets a score, a walkover for instance, cannot be graded and is left out rather than counted as a loss. The headline percentages are weighted by how many predictions each day settled, so a busy day counts for more than a quiet one.

Every day. A day joins the record once its matches have finished and been graded, so the most recent complete day here is 20 Sept 2026. The charts, the table and both downloadable files are built from that same daily record.

Two files. The CSV is the daily record itself: one line per day with the date, the number of Tip of the Day picks graded and their hit rate, then the number of predictions graded overall and their hit rate. The Excel file is the match archive: one line per match with tournament, surface, both players, both odds, the final score, our pick and its confidence, on one sheet per year.

Because a single day is a small sample. A day with four Tip of the Day picks can only score 0, 25, 50, 75 or 100 percent, so one result moves it a long way. That is why the monthly chart and the whole-archive figures are on this page as well: the more matches a percentage is measured over, the more it tells you.

Every event the model predicts: ATP and WTA main draws, Challenger tournaments and ITF events, on hard courts, clay and grass. They all go into the same numbers. No tour, surface or month is filtered out to make the record look better.

Yes, and that is what the page is for. Download the two files, or read the predictions where they were published: every match page keeps its prediction after the result is in, winners and losers alike.