Shots' Ranking 2020
Matteo Berrettini's Strengths
Serve
5 Stars
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
- * 20% more Aces/Service Winners than his Rivals on Average
- * Ratio of Aces/Service Winners on Second Serve (1%)
- * First Serve Won Points (79%)
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- * Ratio of Aces/Service Winners on First Serve (43%)
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- * Second Serve Won Points (56%)
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- * Ratio of Double Faults (8%)
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Return
2 Stars
Strengths:
- * 20% more Winners/Forcing Errors with the Return than his Rivals on Average (because his serve does not allow his opponents to attack him a lot)
- * Low Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Forehand Return
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Weaknesses:
- * 10% more Unforced Errors with the Return than his Rivals on Average
- * Low Ratio of Winners/Forcing Errors with the Forehand & Backhand Return
- * Very high Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Backhand Return
- * First Serve Return Won Points (25%)
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Forehand
5 Stars
Strengths:
- * 70% more Winners/Forcing Errors with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average
- * High Ratio of Winners/Forcing Errors with the Forehand in any Directions
- * Wins 55% of the Rallies after playing a Forehand Down the Line
- * Wins 63% of the Rallies after playing a Forehand Inside In
- * Wins 65% of the Rallies after playing 2 Forehands Inside Out in a row
- * Forehand Effectiveness on the Service Games
- * Forehand Drop Shot (74% of the points won when played)
- * Forehand Attack on a short ball
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Weaknesses:
- * 25% more Unforced Errors with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average
- * High Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Forehand Cross
- * Wins 43% of the Rallies after playing 2 Forehands Cross in a row
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Backhand
2 Stars
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
- * Very low Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Backhand Cross & Down the Line
- * 15% fewer Winners/Forcing Errors & 25% more Unforced Errors with the Backhand than his Rivals on Average
- * Wins 52% of the Rallies after playing a Backhand Down the Line
- * Very Low Ratio of Winners/Forcing Errors with the Backhand Cross & Down the Line
- * Backhand Touch on a short ball
- * Wins 43% of the Points after playing 2 Backhands Cross in a row
- * Backhand Drop Shot (54% of the points won when played)
- * Wins 49% of the Points after playing a Backhand Slice
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- * Backhand Effectiveness on the Return Games (too many errors)
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- * Backhand Pass
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- * Backhand Attack on a short ball
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Volley
3 Stars
Strengths:
- * Percentage of Points Won at the Net (74%)
- * Total of Points Won at the Net (17%)
- * 1-2 Punch Approach (81% of points won; 10% of his total points won)
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Weaknesses:
- * 30% fewer Winners/Forcing Errors with the Volley than his Rivals on Average
- * Serve & Volley (not really played)
- * Chip & Charge (not really played)
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Matteo Berretini's Game Style
Server
High
Matteo Berrettini has two weapons: a serve and a forehand. As a result, he can be regarded as a Server. When compared with his rivals, he makes on average 20% more aces/service winners than them. His ratio of unreturned first serve is above the average of the ATP players (43%).
Puncher
Very high
Matteo Berrettini has two weapons: a serve and a forehand. As a result, he can be regarded as a Puncher. When compared with his rivals he makes on average 70% more winners/forcing errors but also 25% more unforced errors with the forehand than them. This kind of numbers are very common among the Punchers. This is on his two first forehands after his serve that Matteo Berrettini is the most dangerous. In these situations, his two strenghts are linked.
Tempo Player
Low
Matteo Berrettini is much more a Puncher than a Tempo Player. His weaknesses are his return and his backhand and these two shots are most of the time the strengths of the Tempo Players. It means that he is not comfortable taking the ball on the rise close to his baseline.
Offensive Player
Medium
Matteo Berrettini also uses his big forehand to come to the net. In total, 17% of his points are won at the net (with or withtout a volley to play) and this number stands just above the average of the ATP players. His favorite ways to move forward are the 1-2 punch right after his serve or the baseline approach.
