Ben Shelton Smashes 158 Mph Serve, Sets New Grand Slam Record at US Open
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AT THE US OPEN, Ben Shelton's serve was incorrectly reported as a record-breaking 254 km/h.
Ben Shelton smashes 158 mph serve, sets new Grand Slam record at US Open
Ben Shelton made headlines with a blistering 158 mph serve that propelled him to victory in the US Open semifinals, defeating Frances Tiafoe in four competitive sets. This achievement marks Shelton's debut in a Grand Slam final, where he will face Alexander Zverev. As the match approaches, the nation holds its breath, hoping to celebrate a men's Grand Slam champion for the first time since 2003.
The tournament system recorded an abnormally fast serve of an American tennis player
Ben Shelton won the ticket for his first Grand Slam finale this Friday after winning Frances Tiafoe and playing the US Open title in front of Alexander Zverev. The American, who came from eliminating Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals, had to climb up to Tiafoe after losing the first sleeve. Finally, he took the duel for 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 and 7-5, after three hours and 17 minutes of match. The match left one of the most spectacular images of what w…
Ben Shelton Sets New ATP Tour Serve Record at 254 km/h - Archysport
American tennis player Ben Shelton set a new unofficial serving speed record on the ATP Tour, hitting a 254 km/h (157.8 mph) missile during his opening match at the Swiss Indoors in Basel. The left-hander unleashed the record-breaking delivery in October 2024, eclipsing previous benchmarks tracked across tour-level events. Unleashing the 254 km/h Rocket in ...
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