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.
Ben Shelton wrote history at the US Open. The eighth seed defeated Francis Tiafoe 4:6, 6:3, 6:3, 7:5 in the American semifinals and won for the first time in his career.
Between a granite shot and the yellow of the atomic bar then corrected by radar, Shelton tamas Tiafoe. The record of the fastest service is not touched
In the 'All American' semi-final at the US Open, Ben Shelton stunned not only his opponents but also the fans with his lightning-fast serve, even setting a record for a brief period.
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