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Empty Cell, Full Confidence: Why 'N/A' Is the Most Dangerous Answer in Tennis AnalysisFive thousand two hundred and fourteen points, thirty-one matches, and one...
Rybakina's 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 in Ningbo: a second set with zero holds, and a report with zero serve numbersThree numbers were lit on the scoreboard at the Yinzhou Tennis Center on Frid...
Rybakina Is Through to the Ningbo Semifinal, but a Nine-Break Scoreline Is No Proof of Serve RhythmTwenty-five games. Nine breaks. Roughly one service break every 2.8 games....
Ningbo Final: Rybakina Can Win the Title and Still Gain Zero PointsEleven set points. That is what it took Elena Rybakina to close the first set...
Ningbo's 6-1, 3-6, 6-1: Rybakina Won, but the Serve Ledger Doesn't BalanceBehind Court 2 at the Ningbo Open there is a sponsor wall, and one panel on i...
The Empty Court in Ningbo: Rybakina's 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 and the Ranking No Record Book HoldsNingbo, an October afternoon. On a printed sheet outside the court: World No....
Rybakina's Ningbo Semifinal: The 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 Scoreline Is a Serve-Rhythm Warning, Not a Statement WinWhen I watch a serve-anchored player, I spend more time on the toss than on t...
Empty Payload, Nine Zero Dimensions: When Tennis Analysis Returns Without a Single PlayerThe file placed on my desk was labelled "Stage-2 Deep Professional Analysis –...
The Silence of Ningbo: Rybakina's 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 Is Not a Win — It's the Condition of a ReturnThe Silence of Ningbo: Rybakina's 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 Is Not a Win — It's the...
Rybakina Beats Kawa, But the Second Set Is the Real Question Before the Ningbo SemifinalThe first set at Ningbo's centre court was over in thirty-three minutes, 6-1,...
Boulter Beats Ruzic in Three Sets at Japan Open Quarter-final to Reclaim British Number One RankingOsaka, outdoor hard court, third set, 5-2, Katie Boulter to serve. The Japan...
