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Table 1.

Classification of tournaments from professional tennis.

In gray, the tournaments selected for the study.

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Table 2.

Types of abandonments in tennis.

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Table 3.

Description and type of the variables of interest, regarding the match and tournament.

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Table 4.

Description and type of the variables of interest, regarding the players.

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Table 5.

Frequency of the match outcome of ATP/WTA database, with the number of observations (N) and the percentage over the total number of matches.

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Table 6.

Summary descriptives table by retirement in ATP Tour matches.

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Table 7.

Summary descriptives table by retirement in WTA Tour matches.

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Table 8.

ATP incidence rates, incidence rate ratio (IRR), risk difference, and the 95% confidence intervals (CI95%), expressed per 1000 games played.

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Table 9.

WTA incidence rates, incidence rate ratio (IRR), risk difference, and the 95% confidence intervals (CI95%), expressed per 1000 games played.

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Fig 1.

Evolution of the incidence rate in the year-period 1978–2019 in ATP database, with a smooth line in grey.

The incidence rate is expressed as the number of retirements per 1000 games played.

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Fig 2.

Evolution of the incidence rate in the year-period 1994–2018 in WTA database, with a smooth line in grey.

The incidence rate is expressed as the number of retirements per 1000 games played.

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Fig 3.

Interaction plot between gender and match characteristics of round and surface of play.

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Table 10.

Poisson regression model to analyze factors associated with retirements in previous ATP Tour tournaments.

* SE: Standard Error, ** IRR: Incidence Rate Ratio.

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Table 11.

Poisson regression model to analyze factors associated with retirements in WTA Tour tournaments.

* SE: Standard Error, ** IRR: Incidence Rate Ratio.

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