Kyrgios return stats in 2019

[George Turner]

Matches played; 3. sets played; 9

Vs Harrison

Ist return points win 17/77
2nd return points won; 12/36 (3 double faults)
aced 27 times
Break points converted 0/5

vs Chardy;

1st return points won 8/28
2nd return points won 9/26 (5 double faults)
aced 17 times
Break points converted 0/2

vs Raonic

1st return points won 6/58
2nd return points win 5/22 (1 double fault)
aced 30 times
Break points converted 0/0

Overall return stats;

1st return points won; 31/163 (19%)
2nd return points won; 26/84 (31%).
2nd serve points won excluding double faults; 17/75 (22%)
total return points won; 57/247 (23%)
total return points won excluding double fauits; 48/238 (20%)
aced 74 times (30% of all return points)
break points converted 0/7
return games won; 0%

 

[ak24alive]

So much talent

 

[Poisoned Slice]

 

[George Turner]

So much talent

He just hasn't been trying in any return games

 

[AnOctorokForDinner]

0 breaks in your first 9 sets of the season is something else indeed. New heights are being reached as we speak, no?

 

[clayqueen]

Without that win over Rafa at Wimbledon in 2014, when he played with nothing to lose, Krygios would just be another tennis player. He is still feeding off the hype. He has had greatness bestowed upon him even though at 23, he's yet to break into the top 10 and has only briefly been in the top 15 with just 4 small titles.

 

[TheFifthSet]

It's what I've been saying all along: he will never have the return game to be a dominant player. He is a talented server with nice hands. He doesn't do anything else at a top 20 level, although his service game is more than enough to catapult him to the top 10 if he became a more committed player. Top 5 though? Unlikely, unless there is a 2016/17 surge in injuries among the top guys.