The Art of Returning Big Serves
The Art of Returning Big Serves Yesterday, Mpetshi Perricard fired the fastest serve in Wimbledon history – 153 mph (246 km/h) – and Taylor Fritz simply blocked it back deep. […]
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The Art of Returning Big Serves Yesterday, Mpetshi Perricard fired the fastest serve in Wimbledon history – 153 mph (246 km/h) – and Taylor Fritz simply blocked it back deep. […]
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