ATP Tour: Top Ten Player Analysis
The ATP Tour: a look at the current top ten players In my last article I discussed ‘Pressure Points’ on the WTA and looked at percentage chances of winning the game from certain scorelines in the first set of matches, writes Dave Renham. If you missed it, you can read that here. Those percentages were based on averages across all WTA tour matches. For the first part of this article, I am going to revisit Pressure Points but on the men’s main (ATP) tour. Pressure points refer to points in a service game when the server faces the imminent danger of losing their serve. This includes defending breakpoints, as well as situations where losing the next point would put them in a breakpoint scenario. Hence the following eight scores count as pressure points: 0-30, 15-30, 30-30, 0-40, 15-40, 30-40, 40-40 and 40-A. Overall ATP Pressure Point performance Below is …