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🌀 FASSTT 🌀Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal 🌀Final - 5th Set 🌀Australian Open 2017  🌀

► Best Matches Analysis and Statistics - Federer def. Nadal - Final 2017 Australian Open - Fifth Set

► The analysis of the match and the related statistics were made with:

FASSTT (Full Animated Score & Statistics Tennis Tracker).

This is a software created 'ad hoc', designed, realized and tested by Mario N. Misino and Giovanni B. Fiorentini. 

► FASSTT makes you relive the most important matches in tennis history and helps you understand the factors that allowed the winner to prevail on the runner-up. 

► FASSTT:

-1) shows you match's story in just a few minutes,

-2) makes you see all match's rallies, one by one,

-3) gives you info, comments, and warnings for every rally,

-4) highlights the top moments so that you can understand 'why, when and how' the winner has won the match,

-5) shows you a lot of statistics at the end of each rally and others stats at the end of each game.

► You can see ‘FASSTT Presentation’ here:

What is FASSTT?

FASSTT makes you relive the most important matches in tennis history and helps you understand the factors that allowed the winner to prevail on the runner-up.

► FASSTT:

-1) shows you match's story in just a few minutes,

-2) makes you see all match's rallies, one by one,

-3) gives you info, comments, and warnings for every rally,

-4) highlights the top moments so that you can understand 'why, when and how' the winner has won the match,

-5) shows you a lot of statistics at the end of each rally and others stats at the end of each game.

► The layout of FASSTT is made up of 10+1 parts:

-1) year and name of the tournament,

-2) round and match day,

-3) players and progressive score,

-4) image of the last rally shot,

-5) statistics rally by rally,

-6) breakpoints are distinguished in breakpoints 'gained', breakpoints played and break points won,

-7) rally's info and comments,

-8) 'emotional bar' that highlights the rallies of greater emotional impact,

-9) 'rally's quality' stars (from 1 to 5), which provides a general and overall judgment on the quality of each rally,

-10) 'scrolling text', which provides warnings about the top moments of the match,

-11) a 11th part appears at the end of each game, covering a portion of the image of the last shot of the game last rally: other additional progressive statistics.

 ► FASSTT was used for the first time in the analysis of the AO 2017 Final: Federer def. Nadal 5th Set, that you can see here: