What are Nadal s technical features and strengths?

Nadal used the spin of the serve to restrain the opponent's counterattack in the early stage, using running and topspin to achieve the goal of low turnover, but now he has increased the speed of the serve to reduce the spin, and improved the line change in the return ball, and he will no longer fight for some balls as before, and of course, his bottomless physical strength is also extremely feared by opponents.

All I know is that he has good stamina and is very good at running.

In the latest ranking of ten technical indicators released by the ATP official ** on July 5, Nadal has a total of six indicators in the top three, of which four indicators rank first among all ATP players, namely the second service scoring rate, break point saving success rate, second serve scoring rate and return game win rate.

Four out of 10 indicators ranked first, which is beyond the reach of other ATP players. In stark contrast to Nadal, Federer finished in the top three with only one of the 10 points scored on second serve.

The name of the technical indicator.

Nadal Rankings & Indicators.

Ranked number one. The value of the indicator.

The top three players in this indicator. aces

672 Isner Roddick Karlovich.

First-serve goal percentage.

73% Ferrero Hanescu Potito

First serve scoring percentage.

84% Karlovich Berdych Roddick.

Second-serve scoring rate.

59% Nadal Federer Roddick.

Serve game win rate.

92% Roddick Karlovic Nadal.

Break point save success rate.

71% Nadal Karlovic Cilic.

Percentage of points scored in the first serve.

35% Djokovic, Monaco, Ferrero.

Scoring rate of second serves.

57% Nadal Ferrer Ferrero.

Grasp the success rate of break points.

51% Hewitt Nadal Llodra

Return win rate.

34% Nadal Ferrer Djokovic.

Tennis technical analysis experts have made a mathematical summary and analysis of the impact of these ten technical indicators on the results of the world's top men's singles matches.

The results show that the three most critical winning technical factors affecting the world's top tennis men's singles matches are: the second serve scoring rate, the return game winning rate, and the break point saving success rate.

Wow! Amazingly, all three of the most crucial winning indicators in the ATP are Rafael Nadal.

Specific to Wimbledon, Nadal was given a total of 14 break opportunities by his opponent against Soderling, Murray and Berdych, but the opponent only succeeded 4 times, and Berdych failed to break once in the final; In stark contrast, Nadal had 19 break chances in three matches, 12 of which he had firmly in his grasp.

That's why Nadal only lost one set in three matches that should have been a big gap and such a crucial match, and won the title with ease.

Federer's characteristic is that he is comprehensive, there is no obvious weakness, like Roddick's backhand is his biggest weakness, Federer has no such problem, as for some people say that his style of play is very gorgeous, first of all, this statement is true, his gorgeous style of play is caused by his long time sitting in the number one position in the world. His SLR can be said to be the first in the world today.

Nadal's characteristic is that the ball spins very strongly, and the ATP once conducted a survey that the average tennis player will spin 2,400 to 2,500 times on his return, while Nadal's return will spin more than 5,000 times. Another characteristic of him is that he moves very quickly under his feet. Anyone who has watched him play knows this.

His double reversal is also very distinctive, Federer once said that playing with Nadal will give Nadal the feeling that Nadal does not have a backhand rock slide. This shows that Narang's backhand is also very strong.

The technical characteristics are that the running is very flexible and very comprehensive.

The quick transition of possession (strong curvature) makes it impossible for the opponent to make quick comebacks!

Being young is the best capital.

The 1.92-meter-tall Naldo has a clear header advantage, with a tough style of play, interception of the card position**, and a powerful free kick. When he first joined Bremen, head coach Schaaf had this to say about the 22-year-old Brazilian defender: "He's probably the most talented defender in Brazil.

He's fast, he's got a lot of power and he's good at free-kicks. ”