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Table of Contents Top 30 of The General Performance Ranking©" - 2019 Season, May ….................................. 3

Table 1. Participation of the top 30 of the GPI Ranking© at the tournaments of May 2019 ... 5

Table 2. General Performance Ranking© → GPI Ranking© ……................................................. 7 Table 3. Ratio of won matches (W) over total played matches (T) → W/T x 100 …................. 8

Table 4. Performance of the 1st Serve In (%) ..…………………………………………………………………….. 9

Table 5. Performance of the 2nd Serve (%)..…………………………………………………………………………. 10

Table 6. Performance of the 1st Serve Won (%PW) ………………………………................................. 11

Table 7. Performance of the 2nd Serve Won (%PW) ..……………………………………………………….... 12 Table 8. Performance of the Break Points Saved (%BPS) ..…………………………………………………… 13 Table 9. Performance of the Break Points Won (%BPW) ..………….……………………………………….. 14

Table 10. Performance of the 1st Return Won (%RW) ..…………………………............................... 15

Table 11. Performance of the 2nd Return Won (%RW) …...........................................…............ 16



Year IX, Article1 No. 85 June 15, 2019

Rubén A. Báez2

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MONTHLY REPORT

TOP 30 OF THE GENERAL PERFORMANCE RANKING© (GPI Ranking©)

2019 SEASON, MAY

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© ". The following tournaments, corresponding to the month of May, have been included for the determination of the Top 30 of the General Performance Ranking©:

• Mutua Madrid Open - ATP Masters 1000.

• Internazionali BNL d’Italia – ATP Mas-ters 1000.

• Banque Eric Sturdza Geneva Open – ATP 250.

• Open Parc Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Lyon – ATP 250.

• Roland Garros – Grand Slam. The ATP Ranking of the players is up to Mon-day June 10th, 2019. We will begin analyzing table 1, where the per-formance of the Top 30 of the GPI Ranking©

1 Report elaboration based on data from official Websites: www.ATPtour.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).

is exposed in the 5 above mentioned tourna-ments that started in the month of May. Of the 136 players, who participated in these 5 tournaments and who make up the total that has been considered for the statistics calcula-tions, only are exposed the 30 ones with best performance in the aforementioned tourna-ments. In general, you can appreciate that the Top 10 of the ATP Ranking have achieved the better performances in the May tournaments. Wawrinka and Paire have achieved good per-formances without belonging to the Top 10 of the ATP Ranking. It also remarkable the al-most total absence of the Top 10 of the ATP Ranking in the ATP 250 (2) tournaments, with the exception of Alexander Zverev, who won the Geneva Open after having lost in the first round the previous week in Rome, maybe he wanted to recover a little confidence and, in fact, he achieved it by crowning champion in Geneva, Switzerland. We emphasize, the podium conformed by Ra-fael Nadal (ESP), Novak Djokovic (SRB) and Alexander Zverev (GER) in positions 1, 2 and 3 of GPI Ranking©, respectively.

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Other outstanding players in the TOP 10 of the GPI Ranking© are: Stefanos Tsitsipas (4), Roger Federer (5), Dominic Thiem (6), Stan Wawrinka (7), Benoit Paire (8), Fabio Fog-nini (9) and Karen Khachanov (10). In this month of May, Rafael Nadal has been the undisputed leader in performance. When it comes to clay tournaments, Nadal is practi-cally invincible, demonstrating, season after season, who is the King of Clay, a symbolic title bestowed by the international tennis com-munity and by the specialized journalists of this sport. It is incredible that a person wins 12 times one of the most iconic tournaments of all time, we are referring to Roland Garrós. You can understand winning it 4, 5 up to 6 times, but 12 times!!! It has been in evidence, and there is nothing to add, Rafael Nadal is the best clay player in history, nobody like him. It is said around there that the records are for to break them, but some day that one who breaks the Rafael Nadal's record at Roland Garros will not be human, at least not completely hu-man. Table 1 shows until which round the Top 30 have reached in the month of May. We note that, within the Top 10 of the GPI Ranking©

are included 8 of the Top 10 of the ATP Rank-ing, and the two that do not appear, one is Kei Nishikori who reached the GPI Ranking© No. 12 and the other has not participated in the tournaments of the month of May for being in-jured, we are referring to the South African Kevin Anderson of ATP Ranking No. 8. This time, there is quite a lot of consistency be-tween the ATP Ranking and the GPI Rank-ing©. In general, the Top 10 of the ATP Rank-ing are those that have better performance in the Grand Slam and ATP Masters 1000 tour-naments, although there are always surprises. This year, who have reached the fourth round

in Roland Garros were, Stan Wawrinka (19), Benoit Paire (28), Jan-Lennard Struff (38) and Juan Ignacio Londero (58). In addition, the two players who are in the Top 10 of the GPI Ranking©and are not Top 10 of the ATP Ranking are Stan Wawrinka (ATP # 19 and former Top 10 of the ATP) and Benoit Paire (ATP # 28). The first has already won three Grand Slams (Australia Open in 2014, Roland Garros in 2015 and US Open in 2016. In all of them defeating Novak Djokovic in the final) and the second is French and came with the push to have crowned champion in the Open Parc Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Lyon tournament (Lyon, France) which, precisely, was the previous tournament to Roland Gar-ros. The reader may appreciate that, practically all of the tables presented in this report are head by Rafael Nadal and escorted by Novak Djokovic, with the exception of table 9 (Per-formance of the break points won) where he holds the position 2. The place 1 is occupied by Novak Djokovic. Alexander Zverev ranks third in 7 of 9 tables, which denotes that the young German is in the big fight. From the simple reading of tables 10 and 11, it is easy to conclude who are the best return players that return the service of their rivals. Namely, Nadal, Djokovic, A. Zverev, Tsitsi-pas and Thiem, in that order, are the Top 5, at least this month of May. Next, the tables with their respective perfor-mance rankings or GPI Ranking© are ex-posed as is usual, in each analyzed aspect of the 30 players that achieved the highest per-formances during the analysis period.

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TABLE 1

PARTICIPATION OF THE TOP 30 OF THE GPI Ranking© AT THE TOURNAMENTS OF MAY 2019

Mutua Internazionali Banque Eric Sturdza Open Parc

Madrid Open BNL d' Italia Geneva Open Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes Roland Garros GPI Rkn ATP Rkn Name Surname Country ATP Masters 1000 ATP Masters 1000 ATP 250 ATP 250 Grand Slam

1 2 Rafael Nadal Spain Semifinal Final (W) - - Final (W)

2 1 Novak Djokovic Serbia Final (W) Final (R-up) - - Semifinal

3 5 Alexander Zverev Germany Quarterfinal 1st Round Final (W) - Quarterfinal

4 6 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece Final (R-up) Semifinal - - 4th Round

5 3 Roger Federer Switzerland Quarterfinal Quarterfinal (W.O.) - - Semifinal

6 4 Dominic Thiem Austria Semifinal 2nd Round - - Final (R-up)

7 19 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland Quarterfinal 1st Round 2nd Round - Quarterfinal

8 28 Benoit Paire France - 1st Round - Final (W) 4th Round

9 10 Fabio Fognini Italy 3rd Round 3rd Round - - 4th Round

10 9 Karen Khachanov Russia 2nd Round 3rd Round - - Quarterfinal

11 23 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 2nd Round Semifinal - - 2nd Round

12 7 Kei Nishikori Japan 3rd Round Quarterfinal - - Quarterfinal

13 38 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 2nd Round 3rd Round - - 4th Round

14 40 Radu Albot Moldova 1st Round 2nd Round Semifinal - 2nd Round

15 41 Taylor Fritz United States 2nd Round 2nd Round - Semifinal 2nd Round

16 27 Laslo Djere Serbia 3rd Round 2nd Round - - 3rd Round

17 34 Fernando Verdasco Spain 3rd Round Quarterfinal - - 2nd Round

18 20 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 1st Round 2nd Round - Quarterfinal 3rd Round

19 95 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 2nd Round - Quarterfinal - 2nd Round

20 17 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 1st Round 3rd Round - Semifinal 1st Round

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Madrid Open BNL d' Italia Geneva Open Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes Roland Garros GPI Rkn ATP Rkn Name Surname Country ATP Masters 1000 ATP Masters 1000 ATP 250 ATP 250 Grand Slam

21 16 Gael Monfils France 3rd Round 1st Round - - 4th Round

22 15 Marin Cilic Croatia Quarterfinal (W.O.) 2nd Round - - 2nd Round

23 21 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 2nd Round 1st Round - Final (R-up) -

24 12 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 2nd Round Quarterfinal - - 4th Round

25 51 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 2nd Round 3rd Round - - 2nd Round

26 58 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina - - 2nd Round - 4th Round

27 77 Federico Delbonis Argentina - - Semifinal - 2nd Round

28 14 Borna Coric Croatia 1st Round 3rd Round - - 3rd Round

29 79 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France - 1st Round - Quarterfinal 2nd Round

30 60 Nicolas Jarry Chile - - Final (R-up) - 1st Round

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TABLE 2 GENERAL PERFORMANCE RANKING© → GPI Ranking©

GPI Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn 1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 5 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 6 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 7 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 8 Benoit Paire France 10 28 9 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10

10 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 11 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 12 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 13 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 14 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 15 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 16 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 17 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 18 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 19 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 20 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 21 Gael Monfils France 8 16 22 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 23 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 24 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 25 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 26 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 27 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 28 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 29 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 30 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60

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TABLE 3

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

PLAYED MATCHES 3

GPI Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country

Rkn ATP W L T W/T ↓

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 2 15 1 16 93,8% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 1 13 2 15 86,7% 3 Roger Federer Switzerland 3 9 2 11 81,8% 4 Benoit Paire France 28 8 2 10 80,0% 5 Alexander Zverev Germany 5 10 3 13 76,9% 6 Dominic Thiem Austria 4 9 3 12 75,0% 7 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 6 9 3 12 75,0% 8 Marin Cilic Croatia 15 5 2 7 71,4% 9 Kei Nishikori Japan 7 7 3 10 70,0%

10 Karen Khachanov Russia 9 7 3 10 70,0% 11 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 7 3 10 70,0% 12 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 23 6 3 9 66,7% 13 Fernando Verdasco Spain 34 6 3 9 66,7% 14 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 38 6 3 9 66,7% 15 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 58 4 2 6 66,7% 16 Nicolas Jarry Chile 60 4 2 6 66,7% 17 Federico Delbonis Argentina 77 4 2 6 66,7% 18 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 19 7 4 11 63,6% 19 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 12 5 3 8 62,5% 20 Gael Monfils France 16 5 3 8 62,5% 21 Laslo Djere Serbia 27 5 3 8 62,5% 22 Borna Coric Croatia 14 4 3 7 57,1% 23 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 21 4 3 7 57,1% 24 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 51 4 3 7 57,1% 25 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 95 4 3 7 57,1% 26 Radu Albot Moldova 40 5 4 9 55,6% 27 Taylor Fritz United States 41 5 4 9 55,6% 28 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 17 4 4 8 50,0% 29 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 20 4 4 8 50,0% 30 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 79 3 3 6 50,0%

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

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TABLE 4 PERFORMANCE OF THE 1st SERVE IN (%)

(%) Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 68,8% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 68,3% 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 66,5% 4 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 65,3% 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 64,0% 6 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 63,2% 7 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 58,6% 8 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 64,1% 9 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 63,8%

10 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 63,6% 11 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 66,4% 12 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 66,3% 13 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 64,1% 14 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 76,4% 15 Gael Monfils France 8 16 66,0% 16 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 65,1% 17 Benoit Paire France 10 28 51,3% 18 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 64,0% 19 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 56,7% 20 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 63,8% 21 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 56,1% 22 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 62,7% 23 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 67,1% 24 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 63,9% 25 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 62,1% 26 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 65,7% 27 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 64,3% 28 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 54,4% 29 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 61,0% 30 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 59,8%

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TABLE 5

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd SERVE IN (%)

(%) Rkn ↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 93,7% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 93,5% 3 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 94,5% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 93,6% 5 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 81,3% 6 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 95,4% 7 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 94,8% 8 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 93,3% 9 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 91,3%

10 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 90,8% 11 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 95,4% 12 Benoit Paire France 10 28 85,7% 13 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 94,5% 14 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 92,0% 15 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 91,2% 16 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 90,1% 17 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 94,8% 18 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 93,3% 19 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 93,1% 20 Gael Monfils France 8 16 90,1% 21 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 86,8% 22 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 96,6% 23 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 95,4% 24 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 95,2% 25 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 92,2% 26 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 90,6% 27 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 93,9% 28 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 92,1% 29 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 91,6% 30 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 89,3%

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TABLE 6

PERFORMANCE OF THE 1st SERVE WON (%PW)

PW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %PW

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 74,2% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 74,2% 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 74,5% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 74,0% 5 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 73,9% 6 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 75,8% 7 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 71,8% 8 Benoit Paire France 10 28 77,2% 9 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 70,7%

10 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 69,6% 11 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 77,3% 12 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 75,9% 13 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 67,5% 14 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 69,5% 15 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 76,3% 16 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 66,4% 17 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 63,1% 18 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 70,5% 19 Gael Monfils France 8 16 70,4% 20 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 70,2% 21 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 79,1% 22 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 75,7% 23 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 65,8% 24 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 71,8% 25 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 68,4% 26 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 74,2% 27 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 63,4% 28 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 73,2% 29 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 69,4% 30 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 68,2%

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TABLE 7

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd SERVE WON (%PW)

PW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %PG

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 63,1% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 56,5% 3 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 57,8% 4 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 58,1% 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 51,8% 6 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 56,0% 7 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 42,0% 8 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 52,2% 9 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 55,9% 10 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 49,8% 11 Benoit Paire France 10 28 48,6% 12 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 53,5% 13 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 53,0% 14 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 52,3% 15 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 46,6% 16 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 51,3% 17 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 53,7% 18 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 53,3% 19 Gael Monfils France 8 16 50,7% 20 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 57,3% 21 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 48,6% 22 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 47,6% 23 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 54,0% 24 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 53,3% 25 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 60,9% 26 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 50,5% 27 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 58,7% 28 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 49,4% 29 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 52,9% 30 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 48,3%

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TABLE 8

PERFORMANCE OF THE BREAK POINTS SAVED (%BPS)

BPS Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPS

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 69,5% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 70,6% 3 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 75,5% 4 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 73,9% 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 66,3% 6 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 59,8% 7 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 57,5% 8 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 65,4% 9 Benoit Paire France 10 28 65,2% 10 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 61,3% 11 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 64,9% 12 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 61,1% 13 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 68,2% 14 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 54,0% 15 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 58,7% 16 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 62,2% 17 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 67,7% 18 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 66,7% 19 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 77,8% 20 Gael Monfils France 8 16 58,2% 21 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 66,0% 22 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 49,2% 23 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 51,9% 24 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 42,4% 25 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 47,7% 26 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 63,6% 27 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 52,6% 28 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 60,9% 29 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 52,0% 30 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 53,5%

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TABLE 9

PERFORMANCE OF THE BREAK POINTS WON (%BPW)

BPW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %BPW

1 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 54,5% 2 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 48,2% 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 39,3% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 42,5% 5 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 40,0% 6 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 45,2% 7 Benoit Paire France 10 28 44,0% 8 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 43,5% 9 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 39,4% 10 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 42,9% 11 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 47,5% 12 Gael Monfils France 8 16 51,7% 13 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 44,9% 14 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 49,2% 15 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 35,2% 16 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 44,7% 17 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 39,2% 18 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 48,8% 19 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 43,1% 20 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 33,0% 21 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 35,1% 22 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 34,8% 23 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 38,9% 24 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 29,1% 25 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 43,4% 26 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 41,5% 27 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 35,5% 28 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 33,8% 29 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 37,8% 30 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 36,4%

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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 16 2 42,1% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 35,5% 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 34,7% 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 34,7% 5 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 30,6% 6 Benoit Paire France 10 28 36,0% 7 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 34,3% 8 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 33,5% 9 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 33,1%

10 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 29,8% 11 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 28,5% 12 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 33,3% 13 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 32,2% 14 Gael Monfils France 8 16 35,1% 15 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 29,7% 16 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 32,9% 17 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 28,0% 18 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 30,2% 19 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 26,8% 20 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 29,7% 21 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 28,8% 22 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 32,8% 23 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 31,6% 24 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 30,8% 25 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 30,6% 26 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 34,1% 27 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 27,8% 28 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 32,2% 29 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 31,3% 30 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 30,5%

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TABLE 11

PERFORMANCE OF THE 2nd RETURN WON (%RW)

RW Rkn↓ Name Surname Country Played

Matches ATP Rkn %RW

1 Rafael Nadal Spain 16 2 60,3% 2 Novak Djokovic Serbia 15 1 50,9% 3 Alexander Zverev Germany 13 5 49,4% 4 Dominic Thiem Austria 12 4 51,0% 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece 12 6 49,6% 6 Roger Federer Switzerland 11 3 53,2% 7 Kei Nishikori Japan 10 7 55,1% 8 Stan Wawrinka Switzerland 11 19 48,2% 9 Fabio Fognini Italy 10 10 52,8%

10 Diego Schwartzman Argentina 9 23 58,7% 11 Karen Khachanov Russia 10 9 49,4% 12 Benoit Paire France 10 28 49,2% 13 Fernando Verdasco Spain 9 34 54,6% 14 Radu Albot Moldova 9 40 53,0% 15 Taylor Fritz United States 9 41 51,7% 16 Jan-Lennard Struff Germany 9 38 51,6% 17 Roberto Bautista Agut Spain 8 20 52,7% 18 Gael Monfils France 8 16 50,9% 19 Laslo Djere Serbia 8 27 50,4% 20 Hugo Dellien Bolivia 7 95 57,3% 21 Juan Martín Del Potro Argentina 8 12 49,8% 22 Nikoloz Basilashvili Georgia 8 17 47,4% 23 Marin Cilic Croatia 7 15 52,3% 24 Philipp Kohlschreiber Germany 7 51 49,0% 25 Borna Coric Croatia 7 14 45,3% 26 Federico Delbonis Argentina 6 77 51,0% 27 Juan Ignacio Londero Argentina 6 58 49,7% 28 Nicolas Jarry Chile 6 60 49,7% 29 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada 7 21 42,6% 30 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga France 6 79 46,2%

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