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Medvedev, Berrettini Test World's Best Returners

Spoiler:

Tsitsipas shines when serve does come back into play
When Matteo Berrettini cracks a first serve in the Ad court, it’s basically a coin flip if it is coming back in play or not. When first serves are returned, it’s Stefanos Tsitsipas who reigns supreme, winning almost two out of three points in the Deuce court following his first serve.

An Infosys ATP Beyond The Numbers analysis of the Top 10 in 2021 uncovers who forces the most unreturned serves and who wins the most points when the first serve is returned back in play in both the Deuce and Ad court. (Detailed data set information can be found at the bottom of this story.)

Deuce Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Daniil Medvedev leads the Top 10 this season in extracting the most unreturned serves in the Deuce court, at 44.3 per cent (227/512). That total is comprised of 103 aces and 124 returns that did not make it back in play. Sixty-five aces were struck straight down the T, while 38 aces were hit out wide. Matteo Berrettini (44.2%) and Alexander Zverev (43.8%) were both within a percentage point of Medvedev’s leading Deuce court unreturned percentage.



Deuce Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Top 10 Player Unreturned
D. Medvedev 44.3%
M. Berrettini 44.2%
A. Zverev 43.8%
D. Shapovalov 41.3%
A. Rublev 40.4%
C. Ruud 38.7%
S. Tsitsipas 37.8%
P. Carreno Busta 31.8%
N. Djokovic 30.9%
R. Nadal 27.5%
Ad Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Berrettini surged to the top of the list with first serves unreturned in the Ad court at 46.3 per cent (195/421). The Italian struck 80 aces (47 wide / 33 T) while also collecting 115 wayward returns from his potent first serve. The only two players who were also over the 40 per cent threshold in unreturned serves in the Ad court were Denis Shapovalov (42.7%) and Medvedev (42.6%).



Ad Ct: 1st Serves Unreturned
Top 10 Player Unreturned
M. Berrettini 46.3%
D. Shapovalov 42.7%
D. Medvedev 42.6%
A. Zverev 38.4%
A. Rublev 38.1%
S. Tsitsipas 38.1%
C. Ruud 36.8%
R. Nadal 30.4%
P. Carreno Busta 26.2%
N. Djokovic 25.4%
Deuce Court: 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
When the first serve is put back in play, the returner has gained a valuable foothold in the point. Stefanos Tsitsipas led the field serving in the Deuce court, winning 65 per cent (241/596) of first-serve points that were returned. World No. 1, Novak Djokovic (63.5%), Christian Ruud (62.0%), and Andrey Rublev (61.4%) were the only players to break through the 60 per cent points won barrier when the return came back in play.



Deuce Ct 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Top 10 Player Won Point
S. Tsitsipas 65.0%
N. Djokovic 63.5%
C. Ruud 62.0%
A. Rublev 61.4%
M. Berrettini 59.7%
D. Medvedev 59.6%
P. Carreno Busta 58.1%
A. Zverev 57.4%
R. Nadal 55.5%
D. Shapovalov 54.6%
Ad Court: 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Twenty-two-year-old Canadian lefty, Shapovalov, led the Top 10 in points won in the Ad court from first serves returned back in play at 63.5 per cent (139/219). Medvedev (62.5%), Tsitsipas (61.8%), Rublev (61.5%) and Berrettini (60.6%) also won north of 60 per cent in the Ad court.



Ad Court
1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Top 10 Player Won Point
D. Shapovalov 63.5%
D. Medvedev 62.5%
S. Tsitsipas 61.8%
A. Rublev 61.5%
M. Berrettini 60.6%
A. Zverev 59.3%
P. Carreno Busta 58.5%
C. Ruud 57.4%
N. Djokovic 56.4%
R. Nadal 55.9%
Traditional tennis statistics such as first serves made and first serves won help us begin to understand a player’s performance behind his first serve. The Infosys Serve Tracker sheds new light on how many first serves do not come back in play, and who performs better when they do. Berrettini and Tsitsipas have risen to be the cream of the Top 10 crop so far this season.

The data set includes 2021 matches from ATP Cup, ATP Masters 1000s, select ATP 500s and 250s played on Hawk-Eye courts. Top 10 players (as of Aug. 23) must have played 20 matches on Hawk-Eye courts to be included. No. 11 Christian Ruud and No. 12 Pablo Carreno Busta take the place of the injured Dominic Thiem (18 matches) and Roger Federer (13 matches).

Editor’s Note: Craig O'Shannessy is the strategy analyst for the Italian Tennis Federation and players including Matteo Berrettini.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/medvede ... ember-2021

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Medvedev, Berrettini Test World's Best Returners

Spoiler:

Tsitsipas shines when serve does come back into play
When Matteo Berrettini cracks a first serve in the Ad court, it’s basically a coin flip if it is coming back in play or not. When first serves are returned, it’s Stefanos Tsitsipas who reigns supreme, winning almost two out of three points in the Deuce court following his first serve.

An Infosys ATP Beyond The Numbers analysis of the Top 10 in 2021 uncovers who forces the most unreturned serves and who wins the most points when the first serve is returned back in play in both the Deuce and Ad court. (Detailed data set information can be found at the bottom of this story.)

Deuce Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Daniil Medvedev leads the Top 10 this season in extracting the most unreturned serves in the Deuce court, at 44.3 per cent (227/512). That total is comprised of 103 aces and 124 returns that did not make it back in play. Sixty-five aces were struck straight down the T, while 38 aces were hit out wide. Matteo Berrettini (44.2%) and Alexander Zverev (43.8%) were both within a percentage point of Medvedev’s leading Deuce court unreturned percentage.



Deuce Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Top 10 Player Unreturned
D. Medvedev 44.3%
M. Berrettini 44.2%
A. Zverev 43.8%
D. Shapovalov 41.3%
A. Rublev 40.4%
C. Ruud 38.7%
S. Tsitsipas 37.8%
P. Carreno Busta 31.8%
N. Djokovic 30.9%
R. Nadal 27.5%
Ad Court: 1st Serves Unreturned
Berrettini surged to the top of the list with first serves unreturned in the Ad court at 46.3 per cent (195/421). The Italian struck 80 aces (47 wide / 33 T) while also collecting 115 wayward returns from his potent first serve. The only two players who were also over the 40 per cent threshold in unreturned serves in the Ad court were Denis Shapovalov (42.7%) and Medvedev (42.6%).



Ad Ct: 1st Serves Unreturned
Top 10 Player Unreturned
M. Berrettini 46.3%
D. Shapovalov 42.7%
D. Medvedev 42.6%
A. Zverev 38.4%
A. Rublev 38.1%
S. Tsitsipas 38.1%
C. Ruud 36.8%
R. Nadal 30.4%
P. Carreno Busta 26.2%
N. Djokovic 25.4%
Deuce Court: 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
When the first serve is put back in play, the returner has gained a valuable foothold in the point. Stefanos Tsitsipas led the field serving in the Deuce court, winning 65 per cent (241/596) of first-serve points that were returned. World No. 1, Novak Djokovic (63.5%), Christian Ruud (62.0%), and Andrey Rublev (61.4%) were the only players to break through the 60 per cent points won barrier when the return came back in play.



Deuce Ct 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Top 10 Player Won Point
S. Tsitsipas 65.0%
N. Djokovic 63.5%
C. Ruud 62.0%
A. Rublev 61.4%
M. Berrettini 59.7%
D. Medvedev 59.6%
P. Carreno Busta 58.1%
A. Zverev 57.4%
R. Nadal 55.5%
D. Shapovalov 54.6%
Ad Court: 1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Twenty-two-year-old Canadian lefty, Shapovalov, led the Top 10 in points won in the Ad court from first serves returned back in play at 63.5 per cent (139/219). Medvedev (62.5%), Tsitsipas (61.8%), Rublev (61.5%) and Berrettini (60.6%) also won north of 60 per cent in the Ad court.



Ad Court
1st Serves Returned & Won Point
Top 10 Player Won Point
D. Shapovalov 63.5%
D. Medvedev 62.5%
S. Tsitsipas 61.8%
A. Rublev 61.5%
M. Berrettini 60.6%
A. Zverev 59.3%
P. Carreno Busta 58.5%
C. Ruud 57.4%
N. Djokovic 56.4%
R. Nadal 55.9%
Traditional tennis statistics such as first serves made and first serves won help us begin to understand a player’s performance behind his first serve. The Infosys Serve Tracker sheds new light on how many first serves do not come back in play, and who performs better when they do. Berrettini and Tsitsipas have risen to be the cream of the Top 10 crop so far this season.

The data set includes 2021 matches from ATP Cup, ATP Masters 1000s, select ATP 500s and 250s played on Hawk-Eye courts. Top 10 players (as of Aug. 23) must have played 20 matches on Hawk-Eye courts to be included. No. 11 Christian Ruud and No. 12 Pablo Carreno Busta take the place of the injured Dominic Thiem (18 matches) and Roger Federer (13 matches).

Editor’s Note: Craig O'Shannessy is the strategy analyst for the Italian Tennis Federation and players including Matteo Berrettini.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/medvede ... ember-2021

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GILLES CERVARA REVEALS WHAT DANIIL MEDVEDEV WAS LACKING IN AUSTRALIAN OPEN FINAL

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Coach Gilles Cervara thought that Daniil Medvedev was missing the "energetic aspect" in the Australian Open final against Novak Djokovic.


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Earlier this year, Djokovic beat Medvedev 7-5 6-2 6-2 in the Australian Open final.



This past Sunday, Medvedev returned favor and beat Djokovic 6-4 6-4 6-4 in the US Open final.



"In February, he was missing an invisible, energetic aspect. I don’t like the word mental, but it wasn’t up to par. Daniil came out of two very strong matches in the quarter-finals and the semi-finals (no sets lost against Andrey Rublev then Stefanos Tsitsipas, editor’s note). I think with his inexperience in the Grand Slam finals he figured that was going to be enough and that was a real mistake. Daniil and Francisca (Dauzet, his mental trainer) had noted this aspect in the debrief. Everyone on the team learned from this experience. It was a key to this final on our side. Novak’s level is something else, anyway, we were ready."



Cervara knew on what Medvedev needed to work before the US Open

"I can’t say it that way," Cervara said, when asked did Medvedev play the best tennis of his life at the US Open. "I can say that I had detected several areas of the game that weren’t up to par after the Olympics (quarterfinal loss to Carreño Busta) and that fed my training goals after Tokyo. In New York, I saw that he was at the required level on all these points and that was decisive in his development to a very high level of tennis. But to say that this is “his best level” is too abstract for me. It’s a formula that can refer to playing all the balls hard and getting it all in. His US Open was not like that. On the other hand, I note that he can slam an ace on every first and that he has a stable percentage. At 0-30 or 15-40, you know he can come back, and that’s very strong."

https://itennis.org/gilles-cervara-reve ... pen-final/

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