It is nice to follow John Isner stats and see the consistent improvements every year. This is a really great sportsman, and you can always expect from him new hights. If you look to John Isner stats, you can easily notice that he is one of the most bright service players for the last years, the same concerns his psychologic power and ability to make almost impossible things at the most important moments.
Highlights
2012:
- Reached a career-high #9 in the ATP rankings
- #1 in aces (1005)
- #2 in break points saved (74%) and service games won (92%)
- First ATP Masters 1000 final in Indian Wells
- Won title in Newport
- Quarterfinals at the Olympic Games in London
- Won title in Winston-Salem
- Led the US team to the semifinal of the Davis Cup
- Defeated Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. And, of course, many other players :)
- Earned a career-high $1,354,332
2011:
- #1 in ATP in terms of service games won, 91%
- Quarterfinals at the US Open
- Won title in Newport
- Won title in Winston-Salem
- Finals in Atlanta
- Semifinals in Washington
- Semifinals in Paris Masters
- Won 2-1 on sets vs Nadal at Roland Garros, but finally lost in five sets
2010:
- Led ATP World Tour in aces, 1048
- Finished in Top 20 ATP rankings
- Won the longest tennis match ever
- Won title in Auckland
- Finals in Memphis, Belgrade, Atlanta
- Semifinals in Beijing
2009:
- Finished in Top 50 ATP rankings
- Semifinals in Washington
- Semifinals in Indianapolis
- Quarterfinals in Auckland
- Quarterfinals in Houston
- Quarterfinals in Los Angeles
- Quarterfinals in Bangkok
- Won Tallahassee Challenger
- 27-12 record in tie-breaks
2008:
- Quarterfinals in San Jose
- Quarterfinals in Washington
- Won Lubbock Challenger
That's great John Isner has been improving his record from year to year. I think he has everything to become number one in the near future. Still, he needs to work hard to maintain his good form and move forward. I hope he'll win some Master tournament this year or even a Grand Slam if luck is on his side.
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