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Alexander Zverev ejecuta un revés a dos manos en la fase previa del US Open de 2015

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

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    Two tiebreaks, shifting leads: how Andreeva reached Beijing’s last four

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    Two tiebreaks, shifting leads: how Andreeva reached Beijing’s last four

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    Bublik wins 40 of 47 first-serve points to stop Machac

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    Reading charted matches: serve direction and return-depth coverage

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    Added core and optional charting fields, serve and return-depth codes, denominators and comparison conditions.

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    Draxl secured his 2026 NBO wildcard before the Winnipeg final

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    Draxl secured his 2026 NBO wildcard before the Winnipeg final

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    Official rankings and Elo answer different questions

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    Added dated player examples, surface ratings, inclusion criteria and the interpretation of peak ratings.

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    Did an outward coaching cue still help two weeks later?

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    No breaks needed: Heide beats Diallo through two tiebreaks

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    No breaks needed: Heide beats Diallo through two tiebreaks

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    Forty first-serve points each: Lehecka’s 80% and Borges’s 67%

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    Sixteen holds, yet three sets: Lehecka’s Tokyo win over Bergs

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    Sixteen holds, yet three sets: Lehecka’s Tokyo win over Bergs

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

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    Miami 2026 semifinals: Sinner’s tiebreak and Lehecka’s return pressure

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    Miami 2026 semifinals: Sinner’s tiebreak and Lehecka’s return pressure

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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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    Shanghai completes Ruud’s quarterfinal set across all nine Masters events

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Jiří Lehečka con su raqueta en Montecarlo en 2023
Jugadores y circuito

Lehecka resistió cinco partidos sin ceder su saque. Sinner necesitó dos juegos al resto.

La final de Miami 2026 dejó 11 bolas de rotura, una ocasión de 0–40 y una lección: conservar el saque no siempre significa controlar el partido.

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Elena Rybakina prepara el saque con la pelota en el aire en Brisbane 2024
Jugadores y circuito

27 % de primeros saques, ningún punto de break: el set de Rybakina que no cabe en una sola cifra

Rybakina ganó 22 de 30 puntos al servicio en el primer set de la final del US Open 2026 pese a meter solo el 27 % de primeros. Falta mirar cómo esos puntos se convirtieron en juegos.

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Alexander Zverev ejecuta un revés a dos manos en la fase previa del US Open de 2015
Jugadores y circuito

Zverev ganó 39 de 42 puntos con el primer saque. No es una estadística de aces

El dominio inicial de Alexander Zverev al servicio frente a Ben Shelton en la final del US Open 2026 explica por qué el porcentaje de primeros, los aces y los puntos ganados cuentan historias distintas.

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Kei Nishikori aprieta el puño durante un partido del Citi Open 2018
Jugadores y circuito

Ningún título grande. Un 72,5 % de victorias en sets decisivos. ¿Cómo recordar a Nishikori?

La despedida de Kei Nishikori recuperó una estadística extraordinaria en sets decisivos. Merece atención y una lectura más cuidadosa que «siempre ganaba los puntos importantes».

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Iga Świątek prepara una derecha en una pista de entrenamiento antes del US Open 2023
Jugadores y circuito

Por qué Iga Świątek agradeció los intercambios largos en Pekín

Świątek dijo que los intercambios prolongados de su debut en Pekín la ayudaron a sentir la pista y la pelota. Qué pueden aprender los jugadores experimentados antes de culpar al cordaje por unas condiciones desconocidas.

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