Okay, so I tried to do a prediction thing on this guy, Shapovalov. It all started when I was watching a tennis match the other day. This Shapovalov guy was playing, and I thought, “Hey, I bet I can figure out how he’s gonna do next.” So, I decided to look into it.
First, I started searching around to see what I could find about this player. I found some interesting stuff. It seems like this guy does better on clay courts. I saw that he wins like 62% of his matches on clay. That’s pretty good, right?
Then, I tried to get into the numbers a bit more. I read something about tie breaks. Apparently, Shapovalov wins about half of his tie breaks. 51% to be exact. So, he’s kind of like a coin flip in those situations.
- Searched for basic info: I looked up Shapovalov’s stats on different surfaces. Found out he’s best on clay and not so great on grass.
- Checked out tie-break performance: Discovered he wins about 51% of tie-breaks.
- Looked at some predictions: I saw some predictions and head-to-head stats between him and another player, someone named Marton Fucsovics.
- Compared with another match: I also found info about an upcoming match with Lorenzo Sonego. Shapovalov is ranked 101, and Sonego is 50.
Here’s what I did step-by-step:
After gathering all this, I tried to make my own prediction. I mean, I’m no expert, but it seemed like even though people think Shapovalov is more likely to win, his performance can be a bit unpredictable. Especially when you look at things like how he does under pressure and all that.
In the end, I realized that predicting sports is tough! There are so many things to consider, and even then, you never really know. But it was fun to try and use the data I found to guess how Shapovalov might do. I guess we’ll see how right or wrong I am in his next match!
