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RYAN HARRISON

Complete Game Analysis

Date of Birth:

05/07/1992

Birthplace:

Shreveport, USA

Residence:

Austin, USA

Height:

6'1'' / 185 cm

Weight:

185 lbs / 84 kg

Turned Pro:

2007

Last Update:

July 2019

Number of Points Analyzed for this Study:

3195

Shots' Ranking 2020

Ryan Harrison's Strengths

Serve

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

* 10% more Aces/Service Winners than his Rivals on Average

* First & Second Serve Won Points in the Average (72%/50%)

* Ratio of Aces/Service Winners on First Serve (37%)

* Ratio of Double Faults (11%)

* First & Second Serve Won Points in the Average (72%/50%)

* Ratio of Aces/Service Winners on Second Serve (7%)

Return

3 Stars

Strengths:

* Same Ratio of Points/Errors with the Return as his Rivals on Average

* Low Ratio of Errors with the Forehand Return

* First & Second Serve Return Won Points in the Average (28%/48%)

Weaknesses:

* Same Ratio of Points/Errors with the Return as his Rivals on Average

* Low Ratio of Points with the Backhand Return

* High Ratio of Errors with the Backhand Return

* First & Second Serve Return Won Points in the Average (28%/48%)

Forehand

3 Stars

Strengths:

* 30% fewer Errors with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average

* Low Ratio of Errors with the Forehand in any Directions

* Wins 55% of the Points after playing a Forehand Down the Line

* Wins 56% of the Points after playing 2 Forehands Cross in a row

* Forehand Drop Shot (66% of the points won)

Weaknesses:

* 30% fewer Points with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average

* Low Ratio of Points with the Forehand Cross & Inside In

* Wins 45% of the Points after playing a Forehand Inside In

Backhand

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

* Same Ratio of Points/Errors with the Backhand as his Rivals on Average

* Low Ratio of Errors with the Backhand Cross

* Low Ratio of Points with the Backhand Cross & Down the Line

* Wins 55% of the Points after playing a Backhand Down the Line

* Wins 33% of the Points after playing 2 Backhands Cross in a row

* Wins 54% of the Points after playing a Backhand Slice

* Backhand Drop Shot

* Backhand Touch on a short ball

Volley

3 Stars

Strengths:

* Percentage & Total of Points Won at the Net in the Average (69%/16%)

* Total of Points Won at the Net (20%)

* Varies well all kind of Net Approaches

Weaknesses:

* 2 times fewer Points with the Volley than his Rivals on Average

* Percentage & Total of Points Won at the Net in the Average (69%/16%)

* Volley Points/Errors Ratio (64%)

Ryan Harrison's Game Style

Server

Medium-high

Ryan Harrison can count on an effective Serve. When that first serve is in, 37% of the time it is unreturned and this result is just above average. Besides being a consistent player from the back of the court, this shot gives him free points.

Puncher

Medium-low

The way Ryan Harrison Retrieves is with Punch on the forehand side. It means that he plays this shot with topspin. However, he makes on average 30% less points with his forehand than his rivals and that does not make him a Puncher.

Tempo Player

Low

Ryan Harrison is not a Tempo player. He is not so comfortable stepping in and taking the ball on the rise. He prefers to stand a bit further and have more time to load his shots.

Offensive Player

Medium

Ryan Harrison's results at the net is in the average. He knows when he has to come in to get an edge but cannot be regrded as an Offensive player.

Retriever

Medium-high

Ryan Harrison can be regarded as a Retriever but not a true one. He takes his biggest edge against his rivals making on average 30% less errors with the forehand. His ratio of points with the backhand is also below the average of the ATP players which is usually a characteristics of the Retrievers.

Date of Birth:

05/07/1992

Birthplace:

Shreveport, USA

Residence:

Austin, USA

Height:

6'1'' / 185 cm

Weight:

185 lbs / 84 kg

Turned Pro:

2007

Last Update:

July 2019

Number of Points Analyzed for this Study:

3195

Shots' Ranking 2020

Serve

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Return

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Forehand

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Backhand

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Volley

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Ryan Harrison's Strengths

Serve

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Return

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Forehand

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Backhand

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Volley

3 Stars

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Ryan Harrison's Game Style

Server

Medium-high

Ryan Harrison can count on an effective Serve. When that first serve is in, 37% of the time it is unreturned and this result is just above average. Besides being a consistent player from the back of the court, this shot gives him free points.

Puncher

Medium-low

The way Ryan Harrison Retrieves is with Punch on the forehand side. It means that he plays this shot with topspin. However, he makes on average 30% less points with his forehand than his rivals and that does not make him a Puncher.

Tempo Player

Low

Ryan Harrison is not a Tempo player. He is not so comfortable stepping in and taking the ball on the rise. He prefers to stand a bit further and have more time to load his shots.

Offensive Player

Medium

Ryan Harrison's results at the net is in the average. He knows when he has to come in to get an edge but cannot be regrded as an Offensive player.

Retriever

Medium-high

Ryan Harrison can be regarded as a Retriever but not a true one. He takes his biggest edge against his rivals making on average 30% less errors with the forehand. His ratio of points with the backhand is also below the average of the ATP players which is usually a characteristics of the Retrievers.

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