Frequently Asked Questions

All real-time telemetry data, court metrics (like ball speed, spin rates, and contact points), and core performance statistics displayed on this site are gathered from highly verified tracking networks and official tournament data providers. Final numbers may be slightly adjusted up to 24 hours post-match following official validation checks.

Tennis telemetry is highly dependent on the court tracking system used (such as Hawk-Eye, Foxtenn, or local stadium sensors). Different systems calculate variables like "average forehand speed" or "net clearance" using slightly different baseline algorithms. We consistently synchronize our database with the most globally accepted tournament standards to ensure maximum accuracy for both Sinner and Alcaraz.

Our prediction engine doesn't just look at who won the last match. It utilizes a live, multi-factored algorithm that weighs surface dominance splits (Clay, Hard, Grass), recent match vectors, physical fatigue index based on recent 5-setters, and historical head-to-head tactical matchups. It updates dynamically as tournament conditions evolve.

Players perform differently depending on court speed and bounce height. A surface split isolates how Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz performs specifically on Clay (e.g., Roland Garros) versus Hard or Grass courts. This gives a much deeper tactical insight than a generic, overall win-loss record.

No. To maintain a strict elite-level standard, all main dashboard telemetry, ace counts, and performance metrics reflect Main Draw matches only across Grand Slams, ATP Masters 1000s, and the ATP Finals. Qualifying rounds are excluded unless explicitly stated.

Absolutely not. This platform only tracks official, sanctioned ATP Tour and Grand Slam fixtures. Exhibition matches do not feature standardized competitive telemetry and do not affect official H2H records, so they are kept completely out of our data stream to ensure integrity.