Cumulative stats for all RG semi-finalists

[jm1980]

(vs #87 Nieminem, #55 Gilles Muller, #84 Kokkinakis, #21 Gasquet, #7 Nadal)

(vs #137 Facundo Arguello, #44 Joao Sousa, #30 Kyrgios, #45 Chardy, #8 Ferrer)

(vs #214 Christian Lindell, #91 Dudi Sela, #42 Andujar, #4 Berdych, #5 Nishikori)

(vs #81 Ilhan, #67 Lajovic, #56 Steve Johnson, #13 Simon, #2 Federer)

Quick observations:

• Djokovic the best at protecting his serve, with the fewest points (27%) lost on serve, and the fewest breaks surrendered (5)
• Wawrinka only at 50% 1st serve %, but is winning 81% of his first serve points
• Murray the best at converting BPs (53%); Djokovic (38%) and Wawrinka (37%) the worst
• Murray has the most breaks of serve, but also had his own serve broken the most times. Probably a result of that 48% points won on 2nd serve stat
• Djokovic going to the net a lot - 15.6% of his points played at the net. He's also limiting opponents to 54% net points won
• Tsonga doing very well on serve - 43 aces and 12 DF (+31); 81% first serve points won. He also has the fastest serve
• Wawrinka with the highest average 1st and 2nd serve speeds
• Djokovic with the best winners/UEs differential (+85), followed by Murray (+52)

 

[Boom-Boom]

(vs #87 Nieminem, #55 Gilles Muller, #84 Kokkinakis, #21 Gasquet, #7 Nadal)

(vs #137 Facundo Arguello, #44 Joao Sousa, #30 Kyrgios, #45 Chardy, #8 Ferrer)

(vs #214 Christian Lindell, #91 Dudi Sela, #42 Andujar, #4 Berdych, #5 Nishikori)

(vs #81 Ilhan, #67 Lajovic, #56 Steve Johnson, #13 Simon, #2 Federer)

Quick observations:

• Djokovic the best at protecting his serve, with the fewest points (27%) lost on serve, and the fewest breaks surrendered (5)
• Wawrinka only at 50% 1st serve %, but is winning 81% of his first serve points
• Murray the best at converting BPs (53%); Djokovic (38%) and Wawrinka (37%) the worst
• Murray has the most breaks of serve, but also had his own serve broken the most times. Probably a result of that 48% points won on 2nd serve stat
• Djokovic going to the net a lot - 15.6% of his points played at the net. He's also limiting opponents to 54% net points won
• Tsonga doing very well on serve - 43 aces and 12 DF (+31); 81% first serve points won. He also has the fastest serve
• Wawrinka with the highest average 1st and 2nd serve speeds
• Djokovic has the most winners and fewest UEs

Jm - was watching Tsonga against Nishi and true his second serve isn't that fast, althoug with plenty of spin sometimes

 

[mavsman149]

The Murray second serve speed is sad, amazing to think what he could do if he fixed that.

 

[jm1980]

The Murray second serve speed is sad, amazing to think what he could do if he fixed that.

Not only speed, but it's as flat as a pancake. I think he can get away with those speeds but definitely needs more spin

 

[Boom-Boom]

What is amazing is Wawa dominating average speed on first and second serve given he's probably the shortest guy of the 4.

 

[JonnyMac]

(vs #87 Nieminem, #55 Gilles Muller, #84 Kokkinakis, #21 Gasquet, #7 Nadal)

(vs #137 Facundo Arguello, #44 Joao Sousa, #30 Kyrgios, #45 Chardy, #8 Ferrer)

(vs #214 Christian Lindell, #91 Dudi Sela, #42 Andujar, #4 Berdych, #5 Nishikori)

(vs #81 Ilhan, #67 Lajovic, #56 Steve Johnson, #13 Simon, #2 Federer)

Quick observations:

• Djokovic the best at protecting his serve, with the fewest points (27%) lost on serve, and the fewest breaks surrendered (5)
• Wawrinka only at 50% 1st serve %, but is winning 81% of his first serve points
• Murray the best at converting BPs (53%); Djokovic (38%) and Wawrinka (37%) the worst
• Murray has the most breaks of serve, but also had his own serve broken the most times. Probably a result of that 48% points won on 2nd serve stat
• Djokovic going to the net a lot - 15.6% of his points played at the net. He's also limiting opponents to 54% net points won
• Tsonga doing very well on serve - 43 aces and 12 DF (+31); 81% first serve points won. He also has the fastest serve
• Wawrinka with the highest average 1st and 2nd serve speeds
• Djokovic with the best winners/UEs differential (+85), followed by Murray (+52)

FANTASTIC - Thanks for posting !

 

[Govnor]

Not only speed, but it's as flat as a pancake. I think he can get away with those speeds but definitely needs more spin

If it was flat as a pancake he'd be losing 90% of those points at the speed he hits it. It HAS to have a decent amount of spin on it.

 

[swordtennis]

Great stuff Keep it up!

 

[veroniquem]

Murray had 13 DFs? :shock:

 

[Big_Dangerous]

What is amazing is Wawa dominating average speed on first and second serve given he's probably the shortest guy of the 4.

He's got the power!