Shots' Ranking 2020
Emil Ruusuvuori's Strengths
Serve
3 Stars
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
- * First Serve Percentage & Points Won in the Average (63% / 71%)
- * 25% fewer Aces/Service Winners than his Rivals on Average
- * Second Serve Won Points (56%)
- * First Serve Percentage & Points Won in the Average (63% / 71%)
- * Ratio of Double Faults (6%)
- * Ratio of Aces/Service Winners on Second Serve (1%)
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Return
3 Stars
Strengths:
- * 50% more Winners / Forcing Errors than his Rivals on Average
- * High Ratio of Winners / Forcing Errors with the Forehand Return
- * First & Second Serve Return Won Points in the Average (27% / 49%)
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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 Backhand Return
- * High Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Forehadn & Backhand Return
- * First & Second Serve Return Won Points in the Average (27% / 49%)
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Forehand
3 Stars
Strengths:
- * 15% fewer Unforced Errors with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average
- * High Ratio of Winners / Forcing Errors with the Forehand Cross
- * Wins 57% of the Rallies after playing 2 Forehands Cross in a row
- * Wins 56% of the Rallies after playing a Forehand Down the Line
- * Wins 57% of the Rallies after playing 2 Forehands Inside Out in a row
- * Wins 55% of the Rallies after playing a Forehand Inside In
- * Forehand Effectiveness in the Medium Rallies (5-8 shots)
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Weaknesses:
- * 15% fewer Winners / Forcing Errors with the Forehand than his Rivals on Average
- * Low Ratio of Winners / Forcing Errors with the Forehand Inside Out & Inside In
- * High Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Forehand Cross
- * First Forehand after the Serve & Return (lack of Winners / Forcing Errors)
- * Forehand Touch & Drop Shot (not really played)
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Backhand
3 Stars
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
- * 2 times more Winners / Forcing Errors for the same Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Backhand than his Rivals on Average
- * High Ratio of Unforced Errors with the Backhand Cross & Down the Line
- * High Ratio of Winners / Forcing Errors with the Backhand Cross
- * Wins 44% of the Rallies after playing 2 Backhands Cross in a row
- * Backhand Effectiveness in the Medium Rallies (5-8 shots)
- * Wins 46% of the Rallies after playing a Backhand Down the Line
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- * Wins 46% of the Rallies after playing a Backhand Slice
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- * First Backhand after the Return (too many Unforced Errors)
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- * Backhand Drop Shot (not really played)
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Volley
3 Stars
Strengths:
- * 50% more Winners / Forcing Errors than his Rivals on Average
- * Percentage & Total Points Won at the Net in the Average (68% / 14%)
- * 1-2 Punch Approach (73% of the points won, 8% of the total points won)
- * Volley Winners - Forcing Errors / Unforced Errors Ratio (80%)
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Weaknesses:
- * Percentage & Total Points Won at the Net in the Average (68% / 14%)
- * Serve & Volley (not played)
- * Chip & Charge (not really played)
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Emil Ruusuvuori's Game Style
Server
Medium-low
Emil Ruusuvuori cannot be regarded as a Server. When compared with his rivals he is the most dominated with the Serve making on average 25% fewer aces/service winners than them. However, most his numbers are in the ATP average.
Puncher
Medium-low
From the back of the court, Emil Ruusuvuori is more a Tempo player than a Puncher. His ratio of winners / forcing errors with the forehand is lower than the one of his opponents and this is mainly explained because he does not run around his backhand a lot. Besides, his forehand is hit rather flat and close to the baseline as a Tempo player.
Tempo Player
High
Emiil Ruusuvuori's game style is between a Tempo player and a Retriever. From the Tempo side he has a high ratio of winners / forcing errors with his return and backhand. Taking the ball on the rise close to his baseline and hitting flat he posses all the basic characteristics of the Tempo players.
Offensive Player
Medium
Emiil Ruusuvuori knows when to come to the net to get an edge but cannot be regarded as an Offensive player. However, his favourite and most effective way to move forward is on his first shot after the serve.
