Analyse your opponent’s stats and act accordingly
We really can’t stress how important it is to analyse your opponent’s stats before the match begins. This is the key to beating Tennis Clash. Yes, the window to analyse your opponent’s stats is short, but make the most of it. If you opponent has weak Backhand, exploit that by dishing shots on their backhand. If the stamina is low, keep sending your opponent to opposite sides so they tire out. If their Serve is low, move up when they’re about to serve, and the opposite holds true too i.e. if their Serve is high, move back so you can pick it up comfortably. Watch out for the low serve though!
If your opponent has high shot stats and low Volley stats, play low shots to invite them forward and induce volleys. Similarly, if they have high Volley stats and weak Forehand/Backhand, play power shots so that they face difficulty in picking the shots up.
You should almost always have a close look at your opponent’s stats and always strategise your game accordingly.
Chose either Volley or Backhand/Forehand to slide past Tour 2 and Tour 3
Considering the previous mentioned point, an argument to make is if your Forehand and Backhand are high, should you really have any Volley stats? No. You don’t need to, if you’re exploiting your baseline shots well enough. You can do really well by limiting your Volley to a maximum of 5 points and placing your points in other attributes. In Tour 2 and Tour 3, we have seen a lot of players do well with below 5 points in Volley and 30-40 points in Forehand and Backhand. This same goes for the vice-versa case, that is, extremely high Serve/Volley and low Forehand/Backhand.
This strategy works really well in Tour 2 and Tour 3 and will make it tough for players in these tours to beat you even if their overall stats are higher than yours. The same goes with Agility/Stamina combination too. Having high Agility and Stamina will ensure that you will reach all balls and won’t tire.