Federer Hewitt IW 2005 final stats

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Federer def Hewitt 6-2, 6-4, 6-4

Aces :

Federer - 14
Hewitt - 4

DFs :

Federer - 3
Hewitt - 7

SWs:

Federer - 0
Hewitt - 3

FHWs:

Federer - 14 ( including 3 passing shots and 1 return winner)
Hewitt - 4

BHWs:

Federer - 6 (including 4 passing shots)
Hewitt - 3 (including 1 return winner)

FHV :

Federer - 2
Hewitt - 2

BHV :

Federer - 3
Hewitt - 0

OH :

Federer - 2
Hewitt - 1

FH UEs :

Federer - 10 (including one volley error and 1 return error)
Hewitt - 10 (including 2 return errors)

BH UEs :

Federer - 15 (including 2 return errors)
Hewitt - 12

FH FEs:

Federer - 21
Hewitt - 12

BH FEs:

Federer - 12 (including one BH overhead)
Hewitt - 15

Net points :

Federer - 14/19 (73.7%)
Hewitt - 9/18 (50%)

Unreturned serves apart from aces and SWs:

1st serve :

Federer - 11
Hewitt - 11

2nd serve :

Federer - 8
Hewitt - 7

Total unreturned serves : ( Aces+SWs+1st serve unret+2nd serve unret)

Federer -> 14+0+11+8 = 33
Hewitt -> 3+3+11+7 = 24

Federer served 84 points, so his unreturned serve % = 33/84 = 39.29%
Hewitt served 94 points, so his unreturned serve % = 24/94 = 25.53%


Breakpoint chances :

Federer - 5/15 ; he had BPs in 7 games, broke in 5 of them
Hewitt - 1/7 ; he had BPs in 4 games , broke in 1 of them

In summary,

Federer - 41 W, 28 UEs, 33 FEs
Hewitt - 16 W, 29 UEs, 31 FEs

Points won : Federer - 101, Hewitt 77

 

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By set :

Aces :

Federer - 2, 5, 7 ; total = 14
Hewitt - 2,1,0 ; total = 4

DFs:

Federer - 1,0,2 ; total = 3
Hewitt - 1,2,4 ; total = 7

SWs:

Federer - 0,0,0 ; total = 0
Hewitt - 0,3,0 ; total = 3

FHWs:

Federer - 6,3,5 ; total = 14
Hewitt - 1,2,1 ; total = 4

BHWs:

Federer - 0,4,2 ; total = 6
Hewitt - 0,1,2 ; total = 3

FHV:

Federer - 1,1,0 ; total = 2
Hewitt - 0,1,1 ; total = 2

BHV :

Federer - 0,1,2 ; total = 3
Hewitt - 0,0,0 ; total =0

OH :

Federer - 1,1,0 ; total = 2
Hewitt - 0,0,1 ; total = 1

FH UEs:

Federer - 3,2,5 ; total = 10
Hewitt - 4,2,4 ; total = 10

BH UEs:

Federer - 3,3,9 ; total = 15
Hewitt - 4,4,4 ; total = 12

FH FEs:

Federer - 5,6,10 ; total = 21
Hewitt - 5,3,8 ; total = 16

BH FEs:

Federer - 3,5,4 ; total = 12
Hewitt - 5,6,4 ; total = 15

Net points :

Federer - 3/5, 7/9, 4/5 ; total = 14/19
Hewitt - 3/4,3/7,3/7 ; total = 9/18

Unreturned serves (not including aces and SWs)

1st serve :

Federer - 5,2,4 ; total = 11
Hewitt - 1,6,4 ; total = 11

2nd serve :

Federer - 4,1,3 ; total = 8
Hewitt - 1,2,4 ; total = 7

Breakpoint chances :

Federer - 2/3, 1/3, 2/9 ; total = 5/15
Hewitt - 0/1, 0/0, 1/6 ; total = 1/7

 

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Some stats /stats comparisions in the match :

1. At 5-2 federer in the 1st set :

Federer service profile : Aces - 2, 1st serve % = 42%, 1st serve % points won = 100%, 2nd serve % points won = 45%
Hewitt service profile : Aces - 2, 1st serve% = 58%, 1st serve % points won = 43, 2nd serve % points won = 60

I had federer and hewitt both at 2 aces at this stage

2. At 5-2, 30-0 , 1st set, federer serving ,

box score :

federer - 16W, 8 UEs
hewitt - 5 W, 10 UEs

my count :

federer - 10 W, 7 UEs
hewitt - 3 W, 9 UEs

At this stage, federer had won 28 points, hewitt had won 18 points

the box score is wrong over here; going by them federer had just 5 FEs and hewitt had just 2 ;

I have federer with 9 unreturned serves in the 1st set, so hewitt could not have had just 2 forced errors ...

3. At the same stage above they had

Federer : 41% serves in, winning 100% of 1st serve points, 54% of 2nd serve point
Hewitt : 58% serves in, winning 43% of 1st serve points, 60% of 2nd serve points

4. At 0-1, 40-0, 2nd set, federer serving, they had :

fh winners : federer - 11, hewitt - 2
I had : federer - 8, hewitt - 2

Not sure what the statistician was doing over here tbh.

5. At 4-3, 30-15, 3rd set, federer serving, they had federer at 10 aces, I had the same.

6. This is the final official stats :

Adding up the winners and unforced errors, you get a total of 164 points
Out of total 178 points, which leaves room only for 14 forced errors, which of course is rubbish.

The rest of the things seem fine.

 

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Subjective comments :

1. Federer put on a passing shot clinic in this one. The best of them being this one.

A reminder of why he along with Hewitt and Nadal at their respective peaks are easily the 3 best passers of this era.

2. This is the match that had epic 41 shot rally between Federer and Hewit - with Hewitt finally winning it.
With Hewitt being down BP at 1 all in the 2nd set

3. Court was a bit too slow for Hewitt to be able to hit through Federer. In order to have a chance of winning on this court vs Federer, he absolutely needed Federer to self-destruct and that did not happen.

4. Federer was in control in all 3 sets , though Hewitt was battling. In the end, Federer was just plain better. One of Federer's best matches on slow HC, IMO.

5. This match had Hewitt being 1/7 on BPs.

Followed the pattern in 2004-05, with Federer just being an absolute beast on BPs vs Hewitt.

AO 2004 - Hewitt : 1/7 on BPs
Hamburg 04 - Hewitt : 1/1 on BPs
Wimbledon 04 - Hewitt : 1/11 on BPs
USO 04 - Hewitt : 1/6 on BPs
YEC 04 RR - Stat not available
YEC 04 F - Hewitt : 0/0 on BPs
IW 05 F - Hewitt : 1/7 on BPs
Wim 05 SF - Hewitt : 1/1 on BPs
USO 05 - Hewitt : 3/13 on BPs

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/players/fedex-head-2-head/roger-federer-vs-lleyton-hewitt/F324/H432

So a total of 9/47 on BPs in 8 matches

 

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Interesting that Hewitt was credited with that many more winners in the official stats.

Regarding point 3 I think Hewitt was also feeling the long match with Roddick in the last round. I feel Hewitt had more bite on his groundies in the SF. Looking at his form on the slow courts that year I don't think he'd find it quite that hard to hit through Federer if he was fresh,