Insights & analysis
Match Breakdown
Look closely at one match, slice it the way you want, and watch the video next to the data.
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What Match Breakdown isLink to this section
Match Breakdown lets you study one match in detail. You pick a match, choose how you want to slice it, and read the result as a chart. Reach for it when you want to understand one match, rather than a trend across many.
Open it from Performance Insights → Match Breakdown.
Performance Insights
Match Breakdown
One match, broken down shot by shot.
Match Breakdown
Kento Momota vs An Se Young
Won 21–18, 19–21, 21–13
Best run: 5 points in game 1, 5–7 to 10–7
What happened
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Above the line, you were ahead after that rally. Click any rally to open it.
What worked
Smash
13 points won outright
42% of 31 attempts
What to fix
Clear
9 points given away
18% of 50 attempts
Win Rate by Shot
Most points won with the smash: 23.0%
Smash
23.0%
How You Lose Points
Most points lost with the smash: 23.1%
Smash
23.1%
Most Used Shot
Most-used shot: the net, 18.4%
Net
18.4%
All charts
Point Progression
Contact height
Where they met it themselves
Drive
Net
block
Lift
How high they met it overall
Kento Momota
- Above tape31%84
- Above mid34%94
- Below mid24%66
- Below net11%29
273 shots
An Se Young
- Above tape22%57
- Above mid22%57
- Below mid31%79
- Below net25%64
257 shots
Includes 31 brushes and net kills, counted above the tape
Where they forced the other side to meet it
Smash
Drive
Drop
Net
block
Lift
Clear
Serve
Pick a matchLink to this section
Use the match picker to choose one. It splits into two tabs — Your matches and Pro matches — so you can break down your own finished matches or take a look at a pro match.
If you don't have any matches yet, we show you a pro match so you can see how the page works. You can also open Match Breakdown straight from a finished match, and we'll pick that match for you.
Choose how to slice itLink to this section
Two menus shape your chart:
- Dimension — the way you slice the match, like shot type, shot family, or court area.
- Metric — what you count, like a percent or a total.
You can also switch the chart style between bar, donut, scatter, and stacked bar. The styles you can use depend on the choices you've made.
See the score over timeLink to this section
The Point Progression chart shows both players' scores rally by rally, and you can hover over it to read the score at any point. It's a quick way to see how each game swung and where the big runs happened.
Read the Match ReportLink to this section
The Match Report is GGAB's read of the match: a headline, then the findings that went well or cost you, each measured against your usual and shown with the rallies worth rewatching.
For your own matches, it lives in the match recap: press Recap at the top of the page. See How to read your match recap.
We save it per match, so reopening it won't cost you extra tokens. Regenerate writes a fresh one if the match has changed since.
Watch the videoLink to this section
When you pick one of your own matches, a video player appears and the shot list follows along as it plays. The list narrows to the rally the video is in and lights up each shot as it happens, with your shots and your opponent's clearly marked. The bar under the video lets you jump to any shot. Pro matches don't include video.
Filter by labelsLink to this section
If you've tagged rallies with labels, like break point or deuce, you can filter the breakdown down to just those moments.
Something looks off? Request a retrackLink to this section
If GGAB tracked a match for you and something in it looks wrong, like a missing rally, shots tagged as the wrong type, or the wrong player on a shot, you can ask us to fix it. It's free, once per match.
- Open the match in Match Breakdown (or in the app, open the match from Insights).
- Under the match, press Request a retrack.
- Say what looks wrong: which rallies or shots, and what you expected. The more specific you are, the faster we can fix it.
- Press Send request.
Nothing changes while we look. Your match stays in your insights, and we review the footage against the tracking and correct what was wrong. You get a notification when it's done, and your stats update straight away. If we decide nothing needs changing, the notification says why, and you can ask again.
Retracks are for matches GGAB tracked. A match you tracked yourself can be edited directly in the tracker.
Related guidesLink to this section
This page answers
- How do I see a breakdown of one match?
- How do I request a retrack?
- How do I filter matches by label?
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