Stats - Fils is the best lifter on the circuit
Tennis Insights continues to bring us some very interesting insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the world's best tennis players.
Relying on data supplied by the ATP, the account measures which players have the most effective lifted forehand. Two pieces of data are cross-referenced: average forehand speed and average number of rotations per minute.
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The player with the highest statistics is Arthur Fils, with 3300 rotations per minute and an average speed of just over 132 km/h.
Alex De Minaur's relative power deficiency is also worth noting, as this statistic clearly shows. Indeed, the Australian hit the ball with an average speed of just under 119 km/h and only 2200 rotations per minute.
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