Félix Auger-Aliassime, born to play on indoor courts

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An innate ability, a natural talent. That's the only way to define the capacity that Félix Auger-Aliassime possesses to elevate his performances in tournaments held indoors. There are many statistics that show the greatness of the Canadian on indoor courts, and we delve into them to understand what he is achieving in his career in these scenarios.

It can't be a coincidence. That's what any fan with a certain interest in understanding causes and consequences will think when seeing Félix Auger-Aliassime's performances on indoor courts. The Canadian has won 79 out of 115 matches played in his career on this type of surface, approaching a 70% success rate, higher than the 60% overall, considering all surfaces and contexts. Furthermore, out of the 8 titles on his resume, 7 were conquered on indoor hard courts. But why does his level rise so much under indoor conditions?

These are the reasons why Auger-Aliassime plays so well on indoor courts

Thanks to the insights from TennisInsights, we have had access to exclusive statistics that answer this question. Setting the year 2022 as the starting point to study Auger-Aliassime's performances on indoor courts, we notice how the quality of his serve and return increases dramatically compared to his averages on other surfaces, positioning him well above the circuit's average.

Focusing on the current season, where Félix has already been crowned champion at the Brussels tournament, we see how his aggressiveness surpasses mine and he achieves a Conversion Score, the percentage of points won when attacking, higher than his average in other tournaments and the general circuit average. It may be surprising to see how effectively he can defend, as indicated by the Steal Score, a statistic showing the percentage of points won when in a defensive position.

Regarding serving, a key parameter for success on indoor courts, where everything speeds up, it is clear how Félix Auger-Aliassime significantly increases his average of aces, reduces double faults, and improves the percentage of points won with the first serve. These data were extracted from the Brussels tournament and compared with his performance this year on the rest of the season. It is also interesting to note how the Canadian sought to hit more angles with his serves than usual during the Belgian tournament.

It is important to remember that Félix Auger-Aliassime is fully immersed in the battle to secure a spot in the ATP Finals 2025. If he achieves this, something for which he needs to deliver strong performances in Basel and Paris, the Canadian would be a formidable opponent for any of the top title favorites in Turin, thanks to this innate ability to showcase his best tennis on indoor courts. Let's continue to monitor his progress and see what tactical and technical nuances continue to explain his greatness in this playing environment.

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