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Fabrice Sbarro is the creator of TennisProfiler. He spent 11 years and more than 13'000 hours watching & collecting tennis data with a self-made stats program. In total, this is around 7000 tennis matches or samples that he recorded.
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As a tennis coach, Fabrice Sbarro trained many WTA/ATP/ITF Juniors players. He also took part in all the Grand Slams and won many national titles with Swiss Juniors players.
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As a stats expert, Fabrice Sbarro worked for Tennis Federations, international academies & private coaches.
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As a founder, Fabrice Sbarro created two tennis societies (www.stc.tennis & www.stmclub.tennis).
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Tennis Profiler is one of the biggest scientific research in the world, made on the top 100 ATP/WTA tennis players.
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Tennis Profiler is the result of 11 years of research on the ATP/WTA tour Players, half a million points were analyzed live or with live streaming.
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Tennis Profiler is made of about 100'000 gathered self-made stats.
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Tennis Profiler is one of the biggest scientific research on professional tennis players realized by only one person.
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Every ATP/WTA player on the lists has been at least one week ranked in the top 100 (between 2015 & 2019).
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Each ATP/WTA player on the lists has been analyzed with a minimum of 1000 points (live or live streaming). The players with the maximum points analyzed is 30'000.
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Then, Tennis Profiler selects the most important categories of analysis.
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In these categories of analysis, all the results of the ATP/WTA players are compared with each other. Like that, all the results on that site are purely objective and not subjective.
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All the results of the ATP/WTA players are divided into 5 different categories:​
Far Below the Average​ of the top 100 ATP/WTA Player
Below the Average​ of the top 100 ATP/WTA Player
In the Average​ of the top 100 ATP/WTA Player
Above the Average​ of the top 100 ATP/WTA Player
Far Above the Average​ of the top 100 ATP/WTA Player
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The results of some players are adapted to the main ATP/WTA tour level (Grand Slam, 1000, 500 & 250 events). That's why some excellent Challenger or ITF players might get more results below average than expected. On the Challenger tour, their results will be higher.