Making sense of tennis data

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Alexander Zverev playing a two-handed backhand at US Open qualifying in 2015

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    Three aces for Mpetshi Perricard: Medvedev’s Dubai 2025 return challenge

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    Yastremska at the 2024 Australian Open: eight wins and a semifinal turning point

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    Six weeks of training: what changed in starts and reactive movement

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    How variable arm movements can support a stable shot

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    Comparing racket vibration: ball speed, direction and feel

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Jiří Lehečka holding his racquet at Monte Carlo in 2023
Players & the tour

Lehecka held serve for five matches. Sinner broke him in his second service game.

Lehecka’s 2026 Miami run ended against Sinner, but the useful story lies in 11 break points, a missed 0–40 chance and the difference between holding and controlling.

8 min read
Elena Rybakina preparing to serve with the ball in the air at Brisbane in 2024
Players & the tour

Rybakina’s 22 of 30: how a shaky first serve became a held set

The 2026 US Open final began with 22/30 service points won and no break points faced. Use scoring examples and a practical log to understand the difference.

7 min read
Alexander Zverev playing a two-handed backhand at US Open qualifying in 2015
Players & the tour

Zverev won 39 of 42 first-serve points. That is not an ace statistic

Alexander Zverev’s early service dominance against Ben Shelton in the 2026 US Open final shows why first-serve percentage, aces and points won tell different stories.

8 min read
Kei Nishikori clenching his fist during a match at the 2018 Citi Open
Players & the tour

Nishikori’s deciding-set record and a nineteen-year career

Twelve ATP singles titles, forty top-ten wins and a historic major final: read Nishikori’s Tokyo farewell through opponents, stages and record scope.

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Iga Świątek preparing a forehand on a practice court before the 2023 US Open
Players & the tour

Why Iga Świątek welcomed the long rallies in Beijing

Świątek said the extended rallies in her Beijing opener helped her feel the court and ball. What experienced players can learn before blaming unfamiliar conditions on their strings.

7 min read