What Pro Comparisons is for

Pro Comparisons puts two players side by side so you can see how they play. You can compare yourself to a pro, two pros to each other, or your own matches to a pro.

Open it from Performance Insights → Pro Comparisons.

We use pro data only for comparing — it never mixes into your own data.

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Performance Insights

Pro Comparisons

Compare shot usage between any two players. Pick a pro from the roster — or compare against your own tracked matches — and the chart maps how each player's shots break down by family.

Player A

FilterAll time

You

Player B

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M. Tan (pro)

Pro data collection is in progress — not every pro or match is fully indexed yet, and coverage keeps expanding as the roster grows.

Shot family mix

You

420 shots

vs

M. Tan (pro)

480 shots

• Clear

  22.9%(96)

  17.9%(86)

• Smash

  14.3%(60)

  20.0%(96)

• Drop

  17.1%(72)

  17.5%(84)

• Net

  15.7%(66)

  16.3%(78)

• Lift

  12.9%(54)

  12.5%(60)

• Drive

  10.0%(42)

  10.0%(48)

• Serve

  7.1%(30)

  5.8%(28)

How you lose points

Of the rallies each player loses, the split between unforced errors, forced errors, and an opponent winner.

You

60 rallies

52%

28%

20%

M. Tan (pro)

65 rallies

40%

30%

30%

Unforced error

Forced error

Opponent winner

How you win points

Of the rallies each player wins, the split between opponent unforced errors, opponent forced errors, and your own winners.

You

60 rallies

45%

25%

30%

M. Tan (pro)

65 rallies

35%

25%

40%

Opp. unforced error

Opp. forced error

Your winner

Rally length

Average shots per rally and how each player's rallies are distributed across length buckets.

You

7.4avg shots

120 rallies

M. Tan (pro)

8.6avg shots

130 rallies

Rally length distribution

% of rallies · shot count

1–3

18% · 22

12% · 16

4–6

34% · 41

30% · 39

7–10

28% · 34

30% · 39

11–15

14% · 17

18% · 23

16+

6% · 6

10% · 13

Pick the two players

The page gives you two pickers, Player A and Player B:

• Pick a pro from the roster, or pick your own matches for one side.
• Use the Filter on each side to narrow down to a year, a season, or a single match.
• Once you've picked a player, you can add a doubles partner to compare doubles pairings.

Read the comparison

• Shot families — a side-by-side bar chart of how each player spreads their shots. Click a family to see more detail, and close it again with Escape, the X, or a click outside it.
• How you lose points — your lost points split into your own errors and your opponent's winners.
• How you win points — your won points split into your opponent's errors and your own winners.
• Rally length — how long rallies tend to last and how they spread out.

Tips

• Compare yourself to a pro who plays a bit like you, then look for habits worth copying.
• Use the filters so you're comparing like with like, such as the same event.
• The comparison means more when your side has enough finished matches behind it.

Related guides

• Performance Insights
• Match Breakdown
• Trends Over Time