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The 2019 Washington event was 2.0 seconds per point longer with the shot clock.
Nadal took 50.9 seconds per point in Toronto title match compared to 47.2 seconds on average in the other matches, which was more than his previous hard court season.
Nadal v Federer:
In 2017, Mr Nadal averaged 45.5 seconds per point played—a figure that includes time elapsed during play, as well as breaks between games and sets. That was the most of any top player, and 27% more than the 35.7 seconds per point of Roger Federer, his long-time rival.
https://www.economist.com/game-theory/2018/08/19/the-new-serve-clock-in-tennis-appears-to-backfiring
Nadal took 50.9 seconds per point in Toronto title match compared to 47.2 seconds on average in the other matches, which was more than his previous hard court season.
Nadal v Federer:
In 2017, Mr Nadal averaged 45.5 seconds per point played—a figure that includes time elapsed during play, as well as breaks between games and sets. That was the most of any top player, and 27% more than the 35.7 seconds per point of Roger Federer, his long-time rival.
https://www.economist.com/game-theory/2018/08/19/the-new-serve-clock-in-tennis-appears-to-backfiring