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Rolling ranking points, ratings and stroke-by-stroke grades.

WomenMenMixed
A tennis player stretches for a forehand on clay. TNTennis AI-generated image
  • Singles
  • Doubles
disciplines
2
Performance indicators
10
Scouting parameters
5
Evaluation criteria
7
Tennis · discipline

Singles

One against one.

Format
Best of 3 or 5 sets
Categories
WomenMen
Competition
Tour events · Grand Slams · Team events (Davis / Billie Jean King Cup) · National tournaments
Age & level
Juniors (U12–U18)UniversityProfessionalSeniors
Surface
HardClayGrassIndoor
01

Performance indicators

↑Higher is better↓Lower is better

Serve5

  • 1st serve in % ↑
  • 1st serve points won % ↑
  • 2nd serve points won % ↑
  • Aces ↑
  • Double faults ↓

Return1

  • Return points won % ↑

Pressure2

  • Break points converted % ↑
  • Break points saved % ↑

Rally1

  • Winners to unforced errors ↑

Physical1

  • Serve speed km/h ↑
02

Scouting parameters

Technical

  • Stroke technique

Tactical

  • Point construction

Physical

  • Movement & recovery
  • Match endurance

Mental

  • Resilience under pressure
03

Rankings & records

Ranking method Ranking points

Ranking points from the best results over a rolling 52 weeks.

Competition records
  • Career-high ranking
  • Titles
  • Win–loss by surface
04

Achievements

  • Tournament titles
  • Ranking milestones
  • National championships
  • Team-event selections
05

Video requirements

  • Match playElevated back-court angle, at least two sets.
    Required
  • Stroke productionSide-on footage of each stroke.
    Optional
06

Evaluation

Method Rating + stroke grades

An objective match-based rating, plus stroke grades on a 7-point scale.

1Weakness4Solid7Weapon

Objective measureMatch-based player rating and ranking position

Criteria
  • Serve
  • Return
  • Forehand
  • Backhand
  • Net game
  • Movement
  • Competitiveness

People make every decision. Nothing is scored or ranked automatically.

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