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Forgot to write than one. Roger's weakest surface was clay, despite being one of the very best on it in the last decades, while being Charlie's strongest. So not surprising that thus a member of Sinneraz overtakes the career performance stats of one of the big three. FEDERER Career Tour-Level...

Excellent, long video with a wealth of data about the last tennis season. Helps to understand key concepts like shot quality and puts some scatterplots like spin/speed into context. Great to see also the bh slice in focus. Incredible to see Dimitrov having the heaviest bh drive and slice and...

With Jannik Sinner's victory at the US Open, he now becomes the 5th active male player to be a multi-time GS Winner, behind Djokovic, Nadal, Alcaraz and Wawrinka. Djokovic (born 1987) - 24 slams Nadal (born 1986) - 22 slams Wawrinka (born 1985) - 3 slams Alcaraz (born 2003) - 4 slams Sinner...

Jannik had a great run in the last months and is according to Elo the best player on the tour. Carlos won his first title in many months after looking a bit shaky in some matches. However both are winning points at an extraordinary clip and their stats seem only to go up, up and up. Struggling...

Novak Djokovic (11 matches, all losses) 2006 'Bosch 2R: lost to Jan Hernych 6-2 6-4 2012 Cincy F: lost to Roger Federer 6-0 7-6(7) 2015 Doha QF: lost to Ivo Karlovic 6-7(2) 7-6(6) 6-4 2015 Cincy F: lost to Roger Federer 7-6(1) 6-3 2016 Dubai QF: lost to Feliciano Lopez 6-3 ret. 2016 Olympics...

Andrey Rublev has moved into the exclusive double digit QF loss club, and done it in record fashion, a perfect 0-10. Usually, this is the mark of a lengthy and successful tennis career. For those wondering, Nadal, Murray, and Wawrinka are all at 9. (Edit: Open Era-Only) Name Nation DOB QFs...

I decided to crunch the numbers after all. Here is a likely conclusive list of players that have spent 200 weeks in the top 50 without ever cracking the top 20, aka the newly created Adrian Mannarino Club (you may not like it, but this is what peak journeyman looks like): Players who are active...

Does anyone know where could I find this data? Even if it's just their percentages at amateur and professional GS titles, it would be more than enough. I am looking for the yearly overall win percentage that former legends used to have. Surprisingly enough, such data is available for Tilden...

I've always thought the best serve is not just the one with the best % of aces, but the one that shows up when it matters most. I've tried to look up this stat for Sampras, but would be nice if there were anything similar for former/current ATP players. I would appreciate any help I can...

bio Alexander Zverev age: 24y 7m (as of November 2021) Novak Djokovic age: 24y 7m (as of December 2011) Rafael Nadal age: 24y 7m (as of January 2011) ATP tournaments in total 19 titles 28 finals 28 titles 42 finals 43 titles 56 finals ATP ranking #3 (career high) #1 (career...

I chose 1983 as a starting point because that's about when the hierarchy of tennis tournaments began to flesh out more clearly so the most successful players largely moved from playing to win a lot of smaller tournaments, frequently posting over 90, even over 100 match wins in a season, to a...

Racquet Magazine published this today, I thought it was interesting — pulled some interesting graphs/quotes. The full spreadsheet can be found here. I find it wild they have nearly the same career win rate percentage: In recent years Djokovic has dominated Nadal on hard courts (Djokovic’s...

Draw your own conclusions - I'm not posting this to advocate for or against anyone. Do any of these stats surprise anyone? Anything interesting? Be civil, please - these may be the three greatest tennis players we've ever seen, and possibly ever will...

Exhibit #1: Why isn't this a regularly reported stat? What other stats should be reported?

Seeing that Waspsting's new stat threads are gathering deserved attention and a fair bit of meta stat discussion as well, I'd like to invite you guys to this specific thread: @Waspsting @abmk @krosero @Moose Malloy @WCT and anyone else who is interested. Plain topics (ordered in descending...

This was inspired by something I saw in another thread. @Gary Duane mentioned it in here https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/whats-your-top-10-of-all-time-now-men.474196/page-111#post-11677783 . To measure the strength of players' serves in earning them free points, (as opposed...

There may be a case for 2017 to be the most dominant run of them all. Shocking, at age 36. Stats don't tell the full story. But they tell a good part of it. Here are stats from Federer's 8 title runs at Wimbledon. Both tables are sorted by dominance ratio (% srv. pts. lost / % return pts...

These stats give a rough sense of how Federer is doing at this year's AO compared to last year. Stats below compare Federer in rounds 1-4 of 2017 AO vs. rounds 1-4 of 2016 AO. His opponents this year have been substantially stronger. As measured by their hard court form against mid level tour...