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QUARTERLY REPORT

Table of Contents Top 50 of The General Performance Ranking©" - April- May- June, 2019 Season …................ 3

Table 1. General Performance Ranking© → GPI Ranking© ……................................................... 5

Table 2. General Performance Ranking© of the "Top 50 of ATP Rankings" …............................. 7

Table 3. Ratio of Won Matches (W) over Total Played Matches (T) → W/T x 100 ….................. 9

Table 4. Performance of the 1st Serve In (%) ..………………………………………………………………………. 11

Table 5. Performance of the 2nd Serve In (%)..……………………………………………………………………….. 13

Table 6. Performance of the 1st Serve Won (%PW) ………………………………................................... 15

Table 7. Performance of the 2nd Serve Won (%PW) ..………………………………………………………...... 17 Table 8. Performance of the Break Points Saved (%BPS) ..…………………………………………………….. 19 Table 9. Performance of the Break Points Won (%BPW) ..………….………………………………………….. 21

Table 10. Performance of the 1st Return Won (%RW) ..…………………………................................. 23

Table 11. Performance of the 2nd Return Won (%RW) …...........................................….............. 25


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Year IX, Article1 No. 89 July 27th, 2019

Rubén A. Báez2 [email protected]

QUARTERLY REPORT

TOP 50 OF THE GENERAL PERFORMANCE RANKING© (GPI Ranking©)

2019 SEASON: APRIL – MAY - JUNE

General Performance Index©(GPI: General Performance Index): "It is an in-dex that measures the performance that a ten-nis player has had in a given period of time." This index, not shown here, is used to make the "General Performance Ranking© or GPI Ranking©".

In this report, we have the second quarterly data of the 2019 season corresponding to the performance of the 50 best players according to the GPI Ranking©. In this period, the po-dium is made up of Rafael Nadal (ESP), Matteo Barrettini (ITA) and Stefanos Tsitsi-pas (GRE), in positions 1, 2 and 3 respectively of the General Performance Ranking© (table 1).

The following tournaments, which correspond to the second quarterly (April, May and June), have been included for the determination of the Top 50 of the General Performance Ranking©. The tournaments have been devel-oped on all surfaces, hard, clay and grass (Wimbledon not included here). Although, most tournaments were developed on clay and grass. Hard tournaments, considered in

1 Report elaboration based on data from official Websites: www.ATPtour.com www.DavisCup.com www.RolandGarros.com

2 National Tennis Coach (Argentine Tennis Association), Bachelor of Business Administration, Certified Public Accountant, Post grades of Finance Management and Capital Markets, Master of Business Administration (IAE Business School, Austral University, Buenos Aires, Argentina).

this report, correspond to matches played in Group II of the Davis Cup and most of these players have an ATP Ranking greater than 200 or do not have an ATP Ranking, the only exception is Romanian Marius Copil with ATP Ranking 80 (on July 1, 2019).

• Davis Cup - Group II (El Salvador, Phil-ippines, Perú, Romania, Thailand and Zimbabwe). Hard.

• Grand Prix Hassan II – ATP 250 (clay).• Fayez Sarofim & Co. US Men’s Clay

Court Championship – ATP 250 (clay).• Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters – ATP

Masters 1000 (clay).• Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell –

ATP Masters 1000 (clay).• Hungarian Open – ATP 250 (clay).• Milennium Estoril Open – ATP 250

(clay).• BMW Open – ATP 250 (clay).• Mutua Madrid Open - ATP Masters

1000 (clay).• Internazionali BNL d’Italia – ATP

Mas-ters 1000 (clay).• Banque Eric Sturdza Geneva Open –

ATP 250 (clay).• Open Parc Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Lyon – ATP 250 (clay).

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• Roland Garros – Grand Slam (clay).• Libema Open - ATP 250 (grass).• Mercedes Cup – ATP 250 (grass).• Fever-Tree Championships – ATP 500

(grass).• Noventi Open – ATP 500 (grass).• Turkish Airlines Open – ATP 250

(grass).• Nature Valley International – ATP 250

(grass).

The ATP Ranking that has been taken for this report is on July 1st, 2019.

Other players featured in the Top 10 of the GPI Ranking© are Taylor Fritz (USA), Alex-ander Zverev (GER), Jan-Lennard Struff (GER), Pierre-Hugues Herbert (FRA), Chris-tian Garin (CHI), Benoit Paire (FRA) and No-vak Djokovic (SRB). For the rest of the Top 50 see table 1.

At a first glance, we observe in table 1 that within the Top 10 of the GPI Ranking© there are only 4 players belonging to the Top 10 of the ATP Ranking and there are 39 Top 50 of the ATP Ranking within the Top 50 of GPI Ranking©. The only player with an ATP Rank-ing greater than 100 who has been able to sneak into the Top 50 of the GPI Ranking©, is the Japanese Taro Daniel (109). This gives the idea of how difficult the competition in this individualistic sport.

Another way to see the data is in Table 2, where has been taken the Top 50 of the ATP Ranking with its corresponding GPI Rank-ing©. Regard the Top 50 of the ATP Ranking, the only player with a GPI Ranking© greater than 100 has been the South African Kevin Anderson (129) who, due to his injuries, did not get a good performance in this second quarterly of the 2019 season.

Table 1 is headed by the living legend, Rafael Nadal, a player of unique physical and mental

characteristics, whose performance on clay courts has brought the records to the strato-sphere. His great performance in the second quarter of the season has allowed him to be the best player in the world. Nadal has been escorted by Italian Matteo Berrettini and the young Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. Berrettini has made merit to occupy the second place in the GPI Ranking© of the second quarterly, his outstanding results have been: champion at the Hungarian Open, champion at the Mer-cedes Cup, runner-up at the BMW Open and Semifinalist at the Noventi Open. Regarding Stefanos Tsitsipas, he was champion at the Millennium Estoril Open, runner-up at the Mutua Madrid Open, fourth round at Roland Garros and quarterfinals at the Fever-Tree Championships, among his most outstanding results of this second quarterly. On the other hand, Rafael Nadal won his 12th crown at Ro-land Garros, champion of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, semifinals at the Mutua Madrid Open, Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell and Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.

In general, one places greater emphasis on the podium, but the other players have posi-tively highlighted their performance. If they are listed in table 1, it means that they belong to the Top 50 with the best performance in the planet during the period under analysis. That is to say, these players have made a great ef-fort to stand out and go as far as possible in tournaments. Of course, there is a Top 100, Top 150, Top 200, but in this case, we have limited only to the Top 50. The annual report is from the Top 150, we will see if we can ex-tend it to the Top 200.

Next, the tables are presented where they ap-pear the performance in the different aspects, services, returns, break points, etc. of this quarterly. Starting with table 1, which synthe-sizes all aspects of the following tables and presents the Top 50 of the GPI Ranking©.

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TABLE 1

GENERAL PERFORMANCE RANKING© → GPI Ranking©

GPI Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn 1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 2 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 4 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 5 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 6 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 7 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 8 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 9 Benoit Paire France 21 32

10 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 11 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 12 Gilles Simon France 20 25 13 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 14 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 15 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 16 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 17 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 18 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 19 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 20 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 21 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 22 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 23 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 24 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 25 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 26 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 27 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 28 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 29 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 30 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 31 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 32 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 33 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 34 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 35 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 36 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 37 Gael Monfils France 13 15 38 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 39 John Millman Australia 14 64 40 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 41 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 42 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 43 Richard Gasquet France 12 47

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GPI Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn 44 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 45 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 46 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 47 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 48 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 49 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 50 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18

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TABLE 2

GENERAL PERFORMANCE RANKING© OF THE “TOP 50 OF ATP RANKING”

Name Surname 3 Country ATP Rkn ↓ GPI Rkn Novak Djokovic Serbia 1 10 Rafael Nadal Spain 2 1 Roger Federer Switzerland 3 16 Dominic Thiem Austria 4 14 Alexander Zverev Germany 5 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 6 3 Kei Nishikori Japan 7 34 Kevin Anderson South Africa 8 129 Karen Khachanov Russia 9 25 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 20 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 11 66 Daniil Medvedev Russia 13 19 Borna Coric Croatia 14 17 Gael Monfils France 15 37 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 16 38 Milos Raonic Canada 17 82 Marin Cilic Croatia 18 50 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 19 30 Matteo Berrettini Italy 20 2 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 21 15 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 22 23 David Goffin Belgium 23 11 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 24 13 Gilles Simon France 25 12 Guido Pella Argentina 26 18 Denis Shapovalov Canada 27 70 Lucas Pouille France 28 46 Alex De Minaur Australia 29 80 Kyle Edmund Great Britain 30 54 Taylor Fritz United States 31 4 Benoit Paire France 32 9 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 33 6 Christian Garin Chile 34 8 Laslo Djere Serbia 35 27 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 36 44 Fernando Verdasco Spain 37 24 Frances Tiafoe United States 38 49 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 39 7 Radu Albot Moldova 40 29 Marco Cecchinato Italy 41 41 Adrian Mannarino France 42 35

3 The only Top 50 of the ATP Ranking (July 1st, 2019) that did not play the tournaments analyzed in this report was: John Isner (12).

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Name Surname 3 Country ATP Rkn ↓ GPI Rkn Nick Kyrgios Australia 43 92 Jordan Thompson Australia 44 31 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 45 32 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 46 21 Richard Gasquet France 47 43 Hubert Hurkacz Poland 48 60 Grigor Dimitrov Bulgaria 49 53 Pablo Carreno Busta Spain 50 61

This chart was made to know how many Top 50 of the ATP Ranking were in the Top 50 of the GPI Ranking©. In this case, 40 of the

Top 50 players of the ATP Ranking reached to belonging to the Top 50 of the GPI Rank-ing©, say 80%, which is a nice percentage.

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TABLE 3

RATIO OF WON MATCHES (W) OVER TOTAL PLAYED MATCHES (T) → W/T x 100

PLAYED MATCHES4 GPI Rkn Name Surname Country

Rkn ATP W L T W/T ↓

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 2 21 3 24 87,5% 16 Roger Federer Switzerland 3 14 2 16 87,5% 10 Novak Djokovic Serbia 1 15 3 18 83,3% 2 Matteo Berrettini Italy 20 20 5 25 80,0% 14 Dominic Thiem Austria 4 15 4 19 78,9% 8 Christian Garin Chile 34 15 5 20 75,0% 20 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 12 4 16 75,0% 47 Casper Ruud Norway 62 8 3 11 72,7% 9 Benoit Paire France 32 15 6 21 71,4% 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 6 17 7 24 70,8% 31 Jordan Thompson Australia 44 10 5 15 66,7% 34 Kei Nishikori Japan 7 10 5 15 66,7% 6 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 33 14 8 22 63,6% 15 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 21 12 7 19 63,2% 17 Borna Coric Croatia 14 12 7 19 63,2% 5 Alexander Zverev Germany 5 15 9 24 62,5% 22 Nicolas Jarry Chile 53 10 6 16 62,5% 35 Adrian Mannarino France 42 8 5 13 61,5% 13 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 24 11 7 18 61,1% 19 Daniil Medvedev Russia 13 11 7 18 61,1% 11 David Goffin Belgium 23 12 8 20 60,0% 12 Gilles Simon France 25 12 8 20 60,0% 30 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 19 9 6 15 60,0% 32 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 45 9 6 15 60,0% 7 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 39 13 9 22 59,1% 21 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 46 10 7 17 58,8% 4 Taylor Fritz United States 31 14 10 24 58,3% 43 Richard Gasquet France 47 7 5 12 58,3% 23 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 22 9 7 16 56,3% 18 Guido Pella Argentina 26 10 8 18 55,6% 50 Marin Cilic Croatia 18 6 5 11 54,5% 37 Gael Monfils France 15 7 6 13 53,8% 44 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 36 7 6 13 53,8% 28 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 72 8 7 15 53,3% 25 Karen Khachanov Russia 9 9 8 17 52,9% 24 Fernando Verdasco Spain 37 9 9 18 50,0% 26 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 57 8 8 16 50,0% 27 Laslo Djere Serbia 35 8 8 16 50,0% 29 Radu Albot Moldova 40 8 8 16 50,0% 36 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 60 7 7 14 50,0%

4 W: won matches, L: lost matches, T: total played matches.

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PLAYED MATCHES4 GPI Rkn Name Surname Country

Rkn ATP W L T W/T ↓

48 Taro Daniel Japan 109 5 6 11 45,5% 33 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 51 7 9 16 43,8% 41 Marco Cecchinato Italy 41 5 7 12 41,7% 46 Lucas Pouille France 28 5 7 12 41,7% 49 Frances Tiafoe United States 38 5 7 12 41,7% 38 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 16 5 8 13 38,5% 42 Jaume Munar Spain 90 5 8 13 38,5% 45 Jeremy Chardy France 81 5 9 14 35,7% 39 John Millman Australia 64 4 10 14 28,6% 40 Joao Sousa Portugal 69 4 11 15 26,7%

Table 3 shows the relationship of effective-ness of the won matches with respect to the total number of played matches in the period under analysis.

It should not surprise us that the podium, of this table, is represented by the Big 3.

When the stuff is to win matches, if they play well, more or less or play badly it does not matter, Nole , Rafa and Roger are always present in prominent positions in this rela-tionship, even if their GPI Ranking© have not been the most prominent.

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TABLE 4

PERFORMANCE OF THE 1st SERVE IN (%)

(%) Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 68,1% 2 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 66,7% 3 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 60,8% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 63,1% 5 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 62,2% 6 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 56,1% 7 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 66,1% 8 Gilles Simon France 20 25 61,9% 9 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 64,8%

10 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 61,5% 11 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 67,1% 12 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 54,5% 13 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 66,3% 14 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 62,7% 15 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 59,4% 16 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 63,7% 17 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 63,5% 18 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 64,2% 19 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 63,8% 20 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 65,6% 21 Benoit Paire France 21 32 49,6% 22 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 63,9% 23 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 63,9% 24 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 68,0% 25 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 63,7% 26 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 55,3% 27 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 61,9% 28 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 61,7% 29 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 60,9% 30 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 63,2% 31 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 62,2% 32 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 62,2% 33 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 57,4% 34 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 60,9% 35 Gael Monfils France 13 15 68,8% 36 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 63,0% 37 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 67,6% 38 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 57,7% 39 John Millman Australia 14 64 61,1% 40 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 59,2% 41 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 62,5% 42 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 60,2% 43 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 65,2%

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Matches ATP Rkn %

44 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 59,3% 45 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 68,0% 46 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 62,2% 47 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 62,2% 48 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 66,6% 49 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 57,1% 50 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 55,7%

Rafael Nadal, in recent times, gives the im-pression of having applied greater speed to his services without diminishing his percent-age of successes, both in the first and in the second service. I have not analyzed his his-torical speed series to determine if there re-ally exists an increase in speed, at another time I can do it, but in the here and now, Nadal is the player with the best aim, at least

this second quarterly. We will see if Rafa re-mains at the top of first service percentages when John Isner (for me the best server of the moment) comes into action in the season prior to the US Open. Only the percentage of first services is analyzed here. Alexander Zverev, Matteo Berrettini and Stefanos Tsitsipas also stand out in this area.

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TABLE 5

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd SERVE IN (%)


Matches ATP Rkn %

1 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 92,7% 2 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 92,8% 3 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 92,7% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 92,4% 5 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 93,0% 6 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 90,5% 7 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 81,4% 8 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 95,2% 9 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 91,4%

10 Benoit Paire France 21 32 87,0% 11 Gilles Simon France 20 25 90,7% 12 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 95,4% 13 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 95,1% 14 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 88,6% 15 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 92,7% 16 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 92,5% 17 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 91,2% 18 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 89,5% 19 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 94,6% 20 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 88,4% 21 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 92,6% 22 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 95,9% 23 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 95,2% 24 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 94,4% 25 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 93,9% 26 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 93,3% 27 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 92,5% 28 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 91,7% 29 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 94,5% 30 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 88,5% 31 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 94,2% 32 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 92,9% 33 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 92,4% 34 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 92,2% 35 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 91,6% 36 John Millman Australia 14 64 95,8% 37 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 92,0% 38 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 89,6% 39 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 94,1% 40 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 92,7% 41 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 92,5% 42 Gael Monfils France 13 15 88,3% 43 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 86,7%

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Matches ATP Rkn %

44 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 92,7% 45 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 92,1% 46 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 91,3% 47 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 90,5% 48 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 92,9% 49 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 88,4% 50 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 87,9%

In table 2, it can be seen that the first five players in the GPI Ranking© of the percent-age of the 2nd services are over Christian Garin, who obtained an average 95.2% and occupies the 8th performance ranking in this category. This happens because, the last player (Garin) played fewer games, that is, had an average of 95.2% in 20 matches,

while, for example, Matteo Berrettini, ob-tained 92.7% but in 25 matches, therefore, Berrettini is better positioned in the GPI Ranking© of the 2nd serve in. Similar com-mentary deserves, Borna Coric (95.4%), Novak Djokovic (92.7%), Roberto Bautista Agut (94.4%) with GPI Ranking© of the 2nd serve in: 12, 15 and 24, respectively.

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TABLE 6

PERFORMANCE OF THE 1st SERVE WON (%PW)

PW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %PW

1 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 80,0% 2 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 75,4% 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 73,7% 4 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 73,4% 5 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 77,9% 6 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 71,1% 7 Benoit Paire France 21 32 78,1% 8 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 71,3% 9 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 76,1% 10 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 71,4% 11 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 75,2% 12 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 70,2% 13 Gilles Simon France 20 25 69,3% 14 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 72,1% 15 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 72,9% 16 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 75,4% 17 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 69,7% 18 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 77,2% 19 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 68,5% 20 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 70,1% 21 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 78,1% 22 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 64,7% 23 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 63,8% 24 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 71,0% 25 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 70,8% 26 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 70,6% 27 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 69,9% 28 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 69,6% 29 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 73,9% 30 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 68,7% 31 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 73,2% 32 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 72,0% 33 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 68,3% 34 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 63,0% 35 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 66,5% 36 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 69,8% 37 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 68,5% 38 John Millman Australia 14 64 67,1% 39 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 69,4% 40 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 67,1% 41 Gael Monfils France 13 15 66,9% 42 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 66,8% 43 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 72,1%

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Matches ATP Rkn %PW

44 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 66,3% 45 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 71,3% 46 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 68,9% 47 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 74,7% 48 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 66,8% 49 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 72,5% 50 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 64,0%

In this table 6, Matteo Berrettini is the abso-lute leader in the performance of points won with the 1st service with 80%, Berrettini won 8/10 balls that reach the service area. He is followed by Fritz, Tsitsipas, and the Ger-mans Zverev and Struff. In a 6th place, more

relegated, is Rafael Nadal, who as we saw in table 4, he got the better the percentage of the 1st service, but in this table 6 he occupies the 6th place in the GPI Ranking© of the won points with the 1st service.

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TABLE 7

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd SERVE WON (%PW)


Matches ATP Rkn %PG

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 60,7% 2 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 54,7% 3 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 51,2% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 49,4% 5 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 52,3% 6 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 58,7% 7 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 49,3% 8 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 55,6% 9 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 52,1% 10 Benoit Paire France 21 32 47,9% 11 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 52,5% 12 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 41,5% 13 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 49,7% 14 Gilles Simon France 20 25 49,6% 15 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 55,0% 16 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 54,9% 17 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 57,0% 18 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 59,6% 19 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 51,9% 20 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 56,6% 21 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 50,1% 22 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 55,2% 23 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 55,1% 24 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 51,7% 25 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 48,3% 26 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 53,6% 27 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 56,5% 28 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 51,2% 29 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 50,7% 30 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 56,1% 31 John Millman Australia 14 64 54,8% 32 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 47,3% 33 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 50,4% 34 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 50,2% 35 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 49,9% 36 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 49,2% 37 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 47,4% 38 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 54,1% 39 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 49,9% 40 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 53,4% 41 Gael Monfils France 13 15 50,3% 42 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 53,9% 43 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 49,4%

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Matches ATP Rkn %PG

44 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 53,0% 45 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 54,2% 46 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 45,8% 47 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 49,1% 48 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 45,7% 49 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 46,8% 50 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 44,4%

In this table 7, Rafael Nadal regains the leadership in the GPI Ranking© of won points with the 2nd service. Nadal's second services are always complicated for rivals, they have a high dose of effect and precise placement, favored by his left-handed condi-

tion. It can be seen that Rafael Nadal ob-tained 60.7% of points won with his 2nd ser-vice, which is higher than the rest of the members of table 7, only Roger Federer is a little closer, but the last one obtained an av-erage of 59.6% in 16 matches, while Rafael Nadal obtained 60.7% in 24 matches, no comments.

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TABLE 8

PERFORMANCE OF THE BREAK POINTS SAVED (%BPS)

BPS Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPS

1 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 75,2% 2 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 68,5% 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 61,8% 4 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 65,2% 5 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 65,2% 6 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 57,5% 7 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 67,7% 8 Benoit Paire France 21 32 63,4% 9 Gilles Simon France 20 25 66,3% 10 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 54,6% 11 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 66,4% 12 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 69,0% 13 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 63,5% 14 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 75,3% 15 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 66,9% 16 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 58,8% 17 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 74,1% 18 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 55,5% 19 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 63,9% 20 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 63,9% 21 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 67,7% 22 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 63,8% 23 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 56,6% 24 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 62,1% 25 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 55,1% 26 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 54,5% 27 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 60,6% 28 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 64,4% 29 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 59,8% 30 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 63,1% 31 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 60,4% 32 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 63,5% 33 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 54,6% 34 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 62,0% 35 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 54,2% 36 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 57,3% 37 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 66,0% 38 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 68,4% 39 John Millman Australia 14 64 57,1% 40 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 60,6% 41 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 65,0% 42 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 68,1% 43 Gael Monfils France 13 15 57,6%

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BPS Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPS

44 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 55,7% 45 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 54,4% 46 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 46,8% 47 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 62,0% 48 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 55,4% 49 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 54,5% 50 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 41,2%

We see in this table 8, that Nadal despite not having an extremely fast serve allows him to get out of compromised situations success-fully. I comment on this topic about Rafael Nadal because he is the one to whom I know most for the number of years I've been

watching him. Matteo Berrettini leads this table and, as in most cases, those who have a good serve, a high percentage of first and second services, generally have a high per-centage of break points saved.

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TABLE 9

PERFORMANCE OF THE BREAK POINTS WON (%BPW)

BPW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPW

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 48,3% 2 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 42,5% 3 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 54,5% 4 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 37,9% 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 38,9% 6 Benoit Paire France 21 32 44,1% 7 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 41,0% 8 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 40,9% 9 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 43,6% 10 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 42,9% 11 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 45,0% 12 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 33,6% 13 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 44,1% 14 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 48,9% 15 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 40,0% 16 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 50,5% 17 Gilles Simon France 20 25 37,7% 18 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 41,5% 19 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 37,7% 20 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 43,7% 21 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 35,2% 22 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 38,7% 23 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 41,0% 24 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 40,8% 25 Gael Monfils France 13 15 50,0% 26 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 43,2% 27 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 48,9% 28 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 36,6% 29 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 47,7% 30 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 41,3% 31 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 37,9% 32 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 33,3% 33 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 39,0% 34 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 38,5% 35 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 36,0% 36 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 36,0% 37 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 38,3% 38 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 35,3% 39 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 45,3% 40 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 38,6% 41 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 37,4% 42 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 39,0% 43 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 46,0%

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BPW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPW

44 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 38,5% 45 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 43,2% 46 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 40,0% 47 John Millman Australia 14 64 31,2% 48 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 36,0% 49 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 34,2% 50 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 30,1%

This table 9 is directly related to tables 10 and 11. We can see that this table is led by Rafael Nadal, Alexander Zverev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Matteo Berrettini, who in turn are also the protagonists in the Tables 10 and 11, of percentages of won points with the returns of the 1st and 2nd services.

In my opinion Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, are the best returners nowadays. Djokovic does not occupy a prominent place in this report because he played relatively few matches with regard the Top 10 of the GPI Ranking©.

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TABLE 10

PERFORMANCE OF THE 1st RETURN WON (%RW)

RW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn % RW

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 41,4% 2 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 35,0% 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 34,7% 4 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 29,6% 5 Benoit Paire France 21 32 34,8% 6 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 36,4% 7 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 33,5% 8 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 30,0% 9 Gilles Simon France 20 25 32,8% 10 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 27,3% 11 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 35,5% 12 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 33,4% 13 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 35,0% 14 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 28,1% 15 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 32,9% 16 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 31,7% 17 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 29,9% 18 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 34,4% 19 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 30,1% 20 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 33,4% 21 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 30,4% 22 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 27,0% 23 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 31,3% 24 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 31,1% 25 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 32,8% 26 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 31,9% 27 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 29,8% 28 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 27,7% 29 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 28,8% 30 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 28,1% 31 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 28,0% 32 Gael Monfils France 13 15 34,3% 33 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 29,6% 34 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 28,9% 35 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 28,8% 36 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 30,8% 37 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 32,7% 38 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 31,5% 39 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 29,2% 40 John Millman Australia 14 64 28,5% 41 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 30,6% 42 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 25,2% 43 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 28,8%

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Matches ATP Rkn % RW

44 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 33,2% 45 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 29,9% 46 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 28,8% 47 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 28,4% 48 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 29,1% 49 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 29,1% 50 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 25,7%

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TABLE 11

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd RETURN WON (%RW)


Matches ATP Rkn %RW

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 24 2 56,1% 2 Matteo Berrettini Italy 25 20 50,0% 3 Taylor Fritz United States 24 31 49,7% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 24 6 49,0% 5 Alexander Zverev Germany 24 5 48,9% 6 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 22 33 49,9% 7 Gilles Simon France 20 25 53,6% 8 Benoit Paire France 21 32 50,6% 9 David Goffin Belgium 20 23 51,8%

10 Pierre-Hugues Herbert France 22 39 46,6% 11 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 18 24 56,8% 12 Christian Garin Chile 20 34 50,9% 13 Dominic Thiem Austria 19 4 52,9% 14 Guido Pella Argentina 18 26 54,8% 15 Daniil Medvedev Russia 18 13 53,3% 16 Novak Djokovic Serbia 18 1 51,6% 17 Fernando Verdasco Spain 18 37 50,1% 18 Borna Coric Croatia 19 14 46,9% 19 Radu Albot Moldova 16 40 53,9% 20 Fabio Fognini Italy 16 10 53,4% 21 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 16 22 52,2% 22 Roger Federer Switzerland 16 3 51,5% 23 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 19 21 43,0% 24 Kei Nishikori Japan 15 7 54,2% 25 Nicolas Jarry Chile 16 53 50,2% 26 Karen Khachanov Russia 17 9 46,8% 27 Pablo Cuevas Uruguay 15 45 53,0% 28 Laslo Djere Serbia 16 35 48,9% 29 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 16 57 48,5% 30 Marton Fucsovics Hungary 16 51 47,7% 31 Lorenzo Sonego Italy 17 46 44,7% 32 Jordan Thompson Australia 15 44 50,2% 33 John Millman Australia 14 64 52,2% 34 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 15 19 47,0% 35 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 15 72 46,5% 36 Joao Sousa Portugal 15 69 45,2% 37 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 14 60 48,3% 38 Adrian Mannarino France 13 42 51,6% 39 Jeremy Chardy France 14 81 47,2% 40 Gael Monfils France 13 15 50,1% 41 Dusan Lajovic Serbia 13 36 49,9% 42 Jaume Munar Spain 13 90 48,9% 43 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 13 16 46,3%

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Matches ATP Rkn %RW

44 Casper Ruud Norway 11 62 52,8% 45 Marco Cecchinato Italy 12 41 47,3% 46 Richard Gasquet France 12 47 46,6% 47 Marin Cilic Croatia 11 18 50,7% 48 Frances Tiafoe United States 12 38 46,0% 49 Lucas Pouille France 12 28 45,7% 50 Taro Daniel Japan 11 109 49,1%

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