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TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL WTA SEPTIEMBRE, 2019 www.TennisTop10.com Rubén A. Báez TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© © (Ranking GPI ) INDICE Top 30 del "Ranking de Rendimiento General©" - Septiembre 2019 ….................................... 3 Cuadro 1. Ranking de Rendimiento General© → Ranking GPI© ................................................ 5 Cuadro 2. Ranking de Rendimiento General© de los "Top 30 del Ranking ATP" …..................... 6 Cuadro 3. Relación de part. ganados (G) sobre el total de partidos jugados (T) → G/T x 100 .. 7 Cuadro 4. Rendimiento del 1er Servicio (%) ..………………………………………………………………………... 8 Cuadro 5. Rendimiento del 2do Servicio (%)..……………………………………………………………………….... 9 Cuadro 6. Rendimiento en Puntos Ganados (%PG) con el 1er Servicio………………………………....... 10 Cuadro 7. Rendimiento en Puntos Ganados (%PG) con el 2do Servicio ..……………………………….. 11 Cuadro 8. Rendimiento en Puntos de Quiebre Salvados (%PQS) ..…………………………………………. 12 Cuadro 9. Rendimiento en Puntos de Quiebre Ganados (%PQG) ..………………………………………… 13 Cuadro 10. Rendimiento en Puntos Ganados con la Devolución del 1er Servicio (%PGD) ..……. 14 Cuadro 11. Rendimiento en Puntos Ganados con la Devolución del 2do Servicio (%PGD) …...... 15 TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 2 Año IX, Artículo1 No. 96 12 de Octubre, 2019 Rubén A. Báez2 [email protected] REPORTE MENSUAL TOP 30 DEL “RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL©” (Ranking GPI©) SEPTIEMBRE 2019 Indice de Rendimiento General© (en inglés GPI: General Performance Index©): “Es un De las 187 jugadoras, que participaron en índice que mide el rendimiento que ha tenido estos 10 torneos y que componen el total un tenista en un período de tiempo determi- que se ha tenido en cuenta para los cálculos nado.” Este índice, no expuesto aquí, se uti- estadísticos, sólo se exponen las 30 que han liza para confeccionar el “Ranking de Ren- alcanzado el mejor rendimiento en los men- dimiento General© o Ranking GPI©”. cionados torneos (cuadro 1). Los siguientes torneos, que corresponden a Destacamos, el podio de agosto conformado los iniciados en el mes de septiembre, han por Sofia Kenin (USA), Naomi Osaka (JPN) sido incluidos para la determinación del Top y Alison Riske (USA) en los puestos 1, 2 y 30 del Ranking de Rendimiento General©: 3 del Ranking GPI©, respectivamente. • Oracle Challenger Series – WTA Otras jugadoras destacadas en el TOP 10 125K Series (dura). del Ranking GPI© son: Elina Svitolina • Nanchang – International (dura). (UKR), Anna Blinkova (RUS), Elena Ryba- • Hana-Cupid Japan Women’s Open – kina (KAZ), Alison Van Uytvanck (BEL), International (dura). Aryna Sabalenka (BLR), Magda Linette • Zhengzhou Open – Premier (dura). (POL) y Petra Martic (CRO). • Korea Open – International (dura). • Guangzhou International – Interna- Las dos únicas jugadoras del Top 10 del tional (dura). Ranking WTA que figuran en el Top 10 del • Toray Pan Pacific Open – Premier Ranking GPI© son Naomi Osaka y Elina (dura). Svitolina. Ashleigh Barty tiene un Ranking • Wuhan Open – Premier 5 (dura). GPI© de 11, estuvo cerca (cuadros 1 y 2). • Tashkent Open – International (dura). • China Open – Premier 5 (dura). Jugadoras como Bianca Andreescu, Karo- lina Pliskova y Simona Halep, entre otras El Ranking WTA de las jugadoras, que se jugadoras top, parecen que se han tomado ha tenido en cuenta para este informe, es al un descanso en este mes de septiembre. lunes 07/10/2019. 1 Informe de elaboración propia en base a datos de Websites Oficiales de: www.WTAtennis.com 2 Entrenador Nacional de Tenis (Asociación Argentina de Tenis), Licenciado en Administración, Contador Público Nacional, Posgrados en Finanzas y Mercado de Capitales, Master of Business Administration (IAE Business School, Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires, Argentina). TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 3 Seguramente, para recuperase y afrontar la A continuación, se exponen como es habi- última etapa de la temporada. tual, los cuadros con sus respectivos ran- kings de rendimiento o Ranking GPI© en Naomi Osaka ha tenido un rendimiento im- cada aspecto analizado de las 30 jugadoras pecable, ganó 10/10 partidos jugados y no que lograron los rendimientos más elevados esta Nro. 1 del Ranking GPI© porque Sofia durante el período de análisis. Kenin jugó cuatro (4) partidos más que Osaka y ganó 11/14. Por esa razón, Sofia Kenin ocupa el Ranking GPI© Nro. 1, y bien merecido lo tiene por su desempeño. TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 4 CUADRO 1 RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© → Ranking GPI© Rkn GPI ↓ Nombre Apellido País Part. Jug. Rkn WTA 1 Sofia Kenin Estados Unidos 14 15 2 Naomi Osaka Japón 10 3 3 Alison Riske Estados Unidos 11 20 4 Elina Svitolina Ucrania 11 4 5 Anna Blinkova Rusia 10 66 6 Elena Rybakina Kazajstán 10 43 7 Alison Van Uytvanck Bélgica 9 44 8 Aryna Sabalenka Bielorusia 9 16 9 Magda Linette Polonia 9 42 10 Petra Martic Croacia 10 17 11 Ashleigh Barty Australia 9 1 12 Misaki Doi Japón 8 74 13 Rebecca Peterson Suecia 8 59 14 Kiki Bertens Holanda 9 8 15 Saisai Zheng China 8 38 16 Samantha Stosur Australia 8 91 17 Ajla Tomljanovic Australia 9 50 18 Yafan Wang China 9 47 19 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Rusia 8 40 20 Kristyna Pliskova República Checa 8 71 21 Petra Kvitova República Checa 7 7 22 Veronika Kudermetova Rusia 8 45 23 Yulia Putintseva Kazajstán 8 36 24 Su-Wei Hsieh Taiwán 8 32 25 Shuai Peng China 8 96 26 Varvara Flink Rusia 7 135 27 Karolina Pliskova República Checa 7 2 28 Polona Hercog Eslovenia 8 48 29 Kristina Mladenovic Francia 8 46 30 Elise Mertens Bélgica 8 19 TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 5 CUADRO 2 RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© DE LAS TOP 30 DEL RANKING WTA Nombre Apellido3 País Rkn WTA ↓ Rkn GPI Ashleigh Barty Australia 1 11 Karolina Pliskova República Checa 2 27 Naomi Osaka Japón 3 2 Elina Svitolina Ucrania 4 4 Bianca Andreescu Canadá 5 62 Simona Halep Rumania 6 73 Petra Kvitova República Checa 7 21 Kiki Bertens Holanda 8 14 Belinda Bencic Suiza 10 76 Sloane Stephens Estados Unidos 12 50 Angelique Kerber Alemania 13 48 Madison Keys Estados Unidos 14 54 Sofia Kenin Estados Unidos 15 1 Aryna Sabalenka Bielorusia 16 8 Petra Martic Croacia 17 10 Elise Mertens Bélgica 19 30 Alison Riske Estados Unidos 20 3 Donna Vekic Croacia 21 93 Qiang Wang China 22 81 Dayana Yastremska Ucrania 23 33 Caroline Wozniacki Dinamarca 24 39 Anastasija Sevastova Letonia 25 116 Julia Goerges Alemania 27 157 Amanda Anisimova Estados Unidos 28 105 Garbiñe Muguruza España 29 89 Caroline Garcia Francia 31 52 Su-Wei Hsieh Taiwán 32 24 Danielle Collins Estados Unidos 33 98 Barbora Strycova República Checa 34 103 Ekaterina Alexandrova Rusia 35 32 3 Están ausentes en este informe: Serena Williams (9), Johanna Konta (11), Marketa Vondrousova (18), Anett Kontaveit (26), Maria Sakkari (30). TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 6 CUADRO 3 RELACION DE PARTIDOS GANADOS (G) SOBRE EL TOTAL DE PARTIDOS JUGADOS (T) → G/T x 100 PARTIDOS JUGADOS4 Rkn Rkn GPI Nombre Apellido País WTA G P T G/T ↓ 2 Naomi Osaka Japón 3 10 0 10 100,0% 5 Anna Blinkova Rusia 66 8 2 10 80,0% 1 Sofia Kenin Estados Unidos 15 11 3 14 78,6% 7 Alison Van Uytvanck Bélgica 44 7 2 9 77,8% 8 Aryna Sabalenka Bielorusia 16 7 2 9 77,8% 11 Ashleigh Barty Australia 1 7 2 9 77,8% 12 Misaki Doi Japón 74 6 2 8 75,0% 13 Rebecca Peterson Suecia 59 6 2 8 75,0% 21 Petra Kvitova República Checa 7 5 2 7 71,4% 27 Karolina Pliskova República Checa 2 5 2 7 71,4% 6 Elena Rybakina Kazajstán 43 7 3 10 70,0% 10 Petra Martic Croacia 17 7 3 10 70,0% 9 Magda Linette Polonia 42 6 3 9 66,7% 3 Alison Riske Estados Unidos 20 7 4 11 63,6% 4 Elina Svitolina Ucrania 4 7 4 11 63,6% 15 Saisai Zheng China 38 5 3 8 62,5% 16 Samantha Stosur Australia 91 5 3 8 62,5% 19 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Rusia 40 5 3 8 62,5% 20 Kristyna Pliskova República Checa 71 5 3 8 62,5% 22 Veronika Kudermetova Rusia 45 5 3 8 62,5% 30 Elise Mertens Bélgica 19 5 3 8 62,5% 26 Varvara Flink Rusia 135 4 3 7 57,1% 14 Kiki Bertens Holanda 8 5 4 9 55,6% 17 Ajla Tomljanovic Australia 50 5 4 9 55,6% 18 Yafan Wang China 47 5 4 9 55,6% 23 Yulia Putintseva Kazajstán 36 4 4 8 50,0% 24 Su-Wei Hsieh Taiwán 32 4 4 8 50,0% 25 Shuai Peng China 96 4 4 8 50,0% 28 Polona Hercog Eslovenia 48 4 4 8 50,0% 29 Kristina Mladenovic Francia 46 4 4 8 50,0% 4 G: Partidos ganados, P: Partidos perdidos, T: total de partidos jugados. TOP 30 DEL RANKING DE RENDIMIENTO GENERAL© (Ranking GPI©) – Septiembre 2019 ©Tennis Top 10® – Todos los derechos reservados www.TennisTop10.com 7 CUADRO 4 er RENDIMIENTO DEL 1 SERVICIO (%) Part. Rkn (%) Rkn ↓ Nombre Apellido País Jug. WTA % 1 Sofia Kenin Estados Unidos 14 15 62,6% 2 Alison Riske Estados Unidos 11 20 65,7% 3 Elina Svitolina Ucrania 11 4 57,0% 4 Petra Martic Croacia 10 17 62,0% 5 Anna Blinkova Rusia 10 66 59,3% 6 Naomi Osaka Japón 10 3 56,0% 7 Shuai Peng China 8 96 69,6% 8 Alison Van Uytvanck Bélgica 9 44 61,8% 9 Elena Rybakina Kazajstán 10 43 54,2% 10 Kiki Bertens Holanda 9 8 58,8% 11 Rebecca Peterson Suecia 8 59 66,1% 12 Aryna Sabalenka Bielorusia 9 16 58,6% 13 Misaki Doi Japón 8 74 64,4% 14 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
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