The report is built automatically from match analyses and results: metrics are compared with the average of all players in the database. Useful both for the player (what to work on) and for opponents (how to play against).
Strengths
- Service holds: 67% (database average 57.6%)
- Main weapon: Forehand volley (31% of winners), Backhand volley (10% of winners)
- Comebacks after losing the first set: 3
Areas to improve
- Break points converted: 36% (database average 42.1%)
- Overhead efficiency: 26% (database average 50.0%)
- Most errors come from the “Bandeja” — 27% of all errors
- Deciding sets: 4–7 (36%)
- Against pairs with a left-hander: 0–3
- Lost after winning the first set: 4 time(s)
How to play against them
- Play high lobs: overheads produce more errors than attacks.
- Don’t give up the net: when at the net the pair wins well above average.
- Errors lean to the left side of the court (89%): direct play there.
- Put the left-hander on the side from which they attack cross-court.
- Left-hander: overheads go the unusual way — cover the middle.
Drills for areas to improve
Overhead · Bandeja
- Bandeja from the basket: 3 sets of 20 balls; aim for depth beyond the service line, not speed.
- Footwork under the lob: side-step back, hit, return to the net — 10 reps in a row.
- Smash to zones: the coach feeds lobs, the player hits to the given corner (cross / middle).
Baseline · Forehand
- Off the glass: ball off the back wall, hit at the feet of the net player — 4 sets of 15.
- Double glass: the coach hits into the corner, the player turns and answers with a lob.
- Backhand control: 50 cross-court shots in a row without an error, then down the line.
Comparison with the database average
| Metric | Субботин | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Winners per match | 11.2 | 12.3 |
| Unforced per match | 11.8 | 12.1 |
| Service holds | 67% | 57.6% |
| Return points won | 42% | 39.4% |
| Decisive points | 48% | 47.2% |
| Break points converted | 36% | 42.1% |
| Break points saved | 52% | 50.9% |
| Won at the net | 58% | 56.9% |