Tennis, measured
See the game in the data.
Tennis Intelligence uses data science to visualize how tennis is actually played. The database is the match record itself: results, serve lines, and shot-by-shot charts, drawn so a pattern is something you can point at.
The database
The match record, counted.
- 495,128tour matches, ATP and WTA
- 16,582players in those matches
- 55,777Grand Slam matches
- 7,088matches charted shot by shot
ATP matches run from 1967, WTA matches from 1990, both through September 2026. 258,122 matches include a complete serve line. The charts use the shot-by-shot set: 91 men with at least 40 charted matches, and 46 women. Forehand speed is the smaller picture, 19 men with a published tracking average.
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Forehand points
Every man with 40 or more charted matches, placed by how often the drive forehand ends the rally as a winner and how often it sits in a point he wins. Bigger dots hit more forehand winners per 100 points.
The atlas
Eleven charts. One player at a time.
In preparation
- RadarPlanned
- USTA JuniorPlanned