Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Tennis Intelligence: Eleven Ways to Read a Match
An interactive tennis data journal with charts comparing players’ shot patterns, serve performance, and point outcomes.
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- Tennis fans exploring player and shot statistics
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- The charted set covers 91 men and 46 women with at least 40 charted matches.
Field notes
The atlas separates ATP and WTA views and defines comparisons in terms of observable outcomes—for example, forehand winner rate against the share of forehand points won. The page reports that 258,122 matches include a complete serve line, while forehand-speed coverage is narrower: 19 men with a published tracking average. It attributes the shot-by-shot set to Jeff Sackmann’s Match Charting Project and explicitly says it is not official tour tracking.
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