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Joining the technological advanced modern age, the WTA tour partnered with SAP Business Analytics in 2015 to provide real-time on-court statistical analysis to players and coaches via tablets.

Some statistics accessible with SAP are:

Side-by-side comparisons of match stats for both players, updated every 15 seconds.

Data that analyzes service performance, service game point success rate and break points saved.

Tracking data for serve direction, placement, contact point and shot placement.

In 2008, the WTA introduced on-court coaching, but now they’ve given those coaches an extra tool to enhance their players’ performance. See how players like Angelique Kerber and Daria Gavrilova are using the new information:

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