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In the App StoreTM - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tennisdata/id519054852?mt=8



May 5, 2025 - The databases have been cleaned an optimized. Should see better performance (network is out of our control).




May 4, 2025 - Today the 78,000th match result was stored in the tennisdata db.




April 24, 2024 - Last week the 75,000th match result was stored in the tennisdata db. Already 2 enhancements to the app in 2024; the Stats/Schedule has been improved to show if an event is indoors or outdoors and the surface. And the Player/Tiebreaker stat now shows the player's W/L record if he wins or loses a 1st set tiebreak - the psychological effect of a 1st set TB is evident for some players whose record is much different from that of a 1st set that doesn't go to a TB.





March 31, 2023 - The Medvedev - Khachanov SF in Miami is the 72,000th match result in the tennisdata db




January 16, 2023 - The slider at the bottom now allows you to go directly to the stat you want without scrolling Next, Next through all the pages









January 7, 2023 - The app has been recompiled for iOS 16. And the first of many 2023 enhancements - Added W/L record vs players ranked 51-100. More enhancemens coming. If you have any suggestions, please email them in.


January 6, 2023 - Over 71,000 match results now in the database.


January 7, 2022 - We've received some reports of the app crashing. If the app crashes, go to https://www.tennisdata.net - you may have to fill out the CAPTCHA question (hosting servers have been under hacking attacks lately). If the webpage loads (with or without the CAPTCHA) then open the app and it will function as usual.


August 1, 2021 - Fixed a bug (on the server side) - so the Bronze Medal match (BR) is now properly displayed for the Olympics tournaments (under Tourn key in tokyo o or rio o or sydney o).


19 January 2021 Versions 2.11/12 added match details for the last 10 Head to Head and 5 set matches.


April 6, 2020 - New app approved and in the Store!







Version 2.2 Enhancement - Player's Titles

When you get to a player's Summary page and he has won titles (career titles is not 0) the 'Titles' label is now a button - press it and you'll get a list of the player's tour titles (and for the Big 4, it's scrollable!)








It is still a cloud app - so you need to have access to a network




How do you use the new version?

The big difference - gone are the lists of players and tournaments that took so much time to download. Instead you'll just key in just enough characters to identify the player or tournament you're interested in. For example:

Entering names/tournaments
Player/Tournament
 characters to type
Roger Federer
 fed r
Novak Djokovic
 dj n
Rafael Nadal
 nad r
Dominic Thiem
 thie d
Alexandre Zverev
 zv a
Daniil Medvedev
 medv da
Stefano Tsitsipas
 tsi s
Gael Monfils
 monf g
Stan Wawrinka
 waw st
Grigor Dimitrov
 dim g
David Goffin
 gof d
Diego Schwartzman
 sch d
US Open
 us
Wimbledon
 wim
Australian Open
 aus
Roland Garros
 rol
Dubai
 dub
Indian Wells
 indian w

For Indian Wells the space and 'w' are required because there used to be a tournament in Indianapolis. And we still go by 'Montreal/Toronto' for the annual Canadian event and 'montr' is required to get its stats ('monte' will return the Monte Carlo info).




Other Changes

The entire app is presented in Portrait mode - so no more twisting your wrist to view the data. Also - Predictive Analytics: through the years of analyzing the use of Version 1 we were able to detect the trends pertaining to which stats the users were most interested in. So with this version you now will get a number of stats downloaded after you press 'Go' and be able to quickly go through the screens, as opposed to kicking off a request for each screen's data.


Player Data


Then bar charts for Record by Year (this is a scrollable view); By Surface; another pie chart with career and year to date Tiebreak data. This is followed by the list of matches for the current year (with the option after it loads to display matches from previous years - just key in the 4 digit year and press 'Go'). This is followed by the career Ranking history. We use the Best/Worst ranking during a year (as opposed to Year End which favors some players over others).




Then comes one of if not THE most important stat - Win/Loss percentage after winning and (scroll down) losing the 1st set. This is a huge differentiator betwen the legends and the rest of the tour players. Next up is information about a player's performance at a specific event - number of appearances, wins, losses, titles, and best result and year. Next comes Head to Head record - key a few characters for another player and press 'Go' - not only do you get the Wins but also the Head to Head Tiebreaker data AND their last 10 encounters.

Rounding out the player data - 5 set record, record by round, record versus Top 10 players (another stat which really shows the difference between players), Deciding Set record for both the career and current year, miscellaneous data including longest Win and Loss Streaks and first Pro Level event. Finally a list of results over the last 52 weeks.


For tournaments, the data is mostly what you'd expect: a review of previous winners of the title, results from the most recent year. The Tour stats area has seen many improvements to show Top 10 listings in a number of key stats - wins in the current year, career titles, record after winning or losing the 1st, Tiebreak percentage, career record versus the Top 10. And weekly updates to the Top 20 including movement information.





Notes

The database does not contain results from exhibitions (Laver Cup or NextGen Finals).


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