What We Look at in Tennis Team Form
Tennis form covers more than wins and losses. Surface type is the first filter — a team or player posting five straight wins on clay may be a completely different proposition on hard courts at an indoor event. We track recent match history across ATP and WTA doubles pairs, noting set margins and whether matches went to a decider. Fatigue from a
packed tournament schedule matters too: a pair playing their fourth match in five days often shows up in third-set tiebreaks. Checking form over the last eight to twelve matches, rather than just three, gives a steadier picture of where a team actually stands going into a draw.