Men’s Tennis vs Women’s Tennis
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v22i62.477Keywords:
Tennis, Serve speed, Statistics, Grand SlamAbstract
Data from men’s and women’s singles at the four Grand Slam events are presented to quantify differences between men’s tennis and women’s tennis. The most obvious difference is the serve speed, but there are also differences in all other aspects of the game including the number of aces, double faults, unforced errors, winners, tiebreak sets, games per set and points per game.
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Cross R & Pollard G (2009). Grand Slam men's singles tennis 1991- 2009 serve speeds and other related data, ITF Coaching and Sport Science Review 49, 8-10.
Cross R & Pollard G (2011). Grand Slam mens singles tennis 1995- 2009. Part 2: Points, games and sets 53, 3-6.
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