Padel Stats · padel.tennis-overlay.ru
Every point becomes a stat
A padel statistics portal: player profiles, point-by-point video analysis, ranking, tournaments and broadcast graphics.
Home
Everything important at a glance
The home page builds itself from the database and refreshes after every match.
- Match of the day — the strongest pairing
- Live matches with scores
- Upcoming matches and latest results
- Top-10 men and women, monthly progress
- Shot of the week, news, tournaments
Player profile
A career on one page
Six tabs: overview, matches, stats, playing style, partners and opponents, scouting.
- Level 0–7 and strength rating with uncertainty
- Form, streaks, titles, sets, tie-breaks
- Rating chart match by match
- Achievements: “Champion”, “10 in a row”, “Comeback”
- Card, PDF report, match calendar
Skill polygon
Strengths and weaknesses in one shape
Eight axes from analysed matches: attack, overhead, net play, pressure, serve and return, composure, reliability, stamina. A 0–100 score is a percentile across the database: 50 is average, 90 beats 90%.
Video statistics
Where a player wins and loses points
- Winners, errors, aces — per match and overall
- Serve: first, second, hold, break points
- Deciding Star Points and tie-breaks
- Heat maps of winners, errors and positions
- xW: winners vs database expectation
Playing style and scouting
What kind of player — and how to beat them
Partners and match-making
Who to play with and against
Player comparison
Player versus player
- Head-to-head record and all matches
- Win probability from rating
- Two skill polygons overlaid
- Side by side: level, wins, titles, serve, return, deciding points
Pair comparison
Pair versus pair
- Meetings of these exact line-ups
- Win chance and likely scores: 2–0, 2–1, 1–2, 0–2
- Pair skills — the average of both players per axis
- Who does what inside the pair
Match page
A match analysed point by point
- Set score, video and a short written summary
- “Three takeaways” for each pair
- Point-by-point momentum chart
- Rally length and who wins the long ones
- Key moments: breaks, sets, x3/x4 smashes
Before and during the match
Live, prediction and opponent dossier
Rankings
Player strength and the title race
Tournaments
Any tournament format
Seeding by pair rating, a draw that advances winners by itself, race points per round, ICS calendar.
Registration and schedule
Enter a tournament, never miss a match
Clubs and coaches
Where to play and who to learn from
News and history
A season to remember
Result stories are written automatically from matches. Records, champions by year and the season-finals qualification table.
Share and embed
Portal data wherever you need it
Video analysis
A point in five key presses
W F U A D — point outcome, 1–4 — who finished the rally, letters — the shot (smash, bandeja, víbora…), 5–8 — direction, Enter — save. Score, serve and point winner are derived automatically.
- Video speed 0.25–2×
- Rally search by sound
- Court diagram and combo templates
- Voice input
Analyst workspace
Everything an analyst needs
Quality control
Tagging under control
- Statuses: draft → in review → approved or returned
- Check against the official score: mismatches highlighted
- Assign analysts per match or per set
- Work tracking: points, matches, hours
Administration
Tournaments and people in two screens
Player account
A personal coaching staff
Stat goals with progress, a training diary next to rating growth, notifications in the account and on Telegram. Players can upload their own match video and request an analysis.
Broadcast console
Point tagged — score already on air
A live match is tagged as it is played and every point goes straight to the scorebug. Next to it — an on-air preview and every graphic with Show and Hide buttons.
- [ and ] — point to pair 1 / pair 2
- Serve, break point, set point and Star Point computed automatically
- Commentators, custom title, ticker, break timer
- “Hide all” with one button
Scorebug
Big moments stand out
A yellow ball by the serving pair, points bounce when they change. Flags slide in automatically: break point, set point, match point with the pair’s name, Star Point, tie-break.
Lower thirds and intro
Who is on court and on the mic
Stats and auto graphics
The match tells its own story
Result and breaks
Victory and break
Look and feel
Two themes, four languages
Dark and light themes in brand colours. Russian, English, Estonian and Latvian. Responsive layout for phones.
