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Dec 01 2021

Stat of the Week | December 1, 2021

Every week, Tennis Analytics dives deep into the data, bringing you a stat of the week to help you understand tennis better and become a little smarter.


Stat of the Week: 60%

At the ATP Finals last week, Alexander Zverev faced the world’s top players, including Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev… and he dominated, especially on serve.

  • On first serve he won a remarkable 76% of points.
  • He backed up by winning an astounding 60% of points on second serve!

Here are his first serve numbers by location for all 5 ATP Finals matches.


Alexander Zverev ATP Finals Serve Numbers

Point of the Week

On first serve, Zverev’s favorite target was to his right-handed opponent’s forehand.

Zverev hit very few serves to the returner’s body. This is a pattern of top players in the world – they tend to serve to the edges of the service box, opening up the court and creating opportunities to control the point early on.

To find out how effective you are in your service games, click here.


Photo of the Week

Stan Wawrinka’s forehand.

Stan Wawrinka’s forehand

Written by Warren Pretorius & Will Boucek · Categorized: Stat of the Week

About Warren Pretorius & Will Boucek

Each post is written by Will Boucek, in collaboration with Warren Pretorius.

Warren is the founder & CEO of Tennis Analytics. He is a USPTA Master Professional, speaker, and strategy coach for ATP & WTA pros.

Will is a writer and content strategist for Tennis Analytics. Will is also the founder of The Tennis Tribe and Tennis Tribe Marketing. He played college tennis and has over a decade of coaching experience.

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