Alexander Zverev tennis serve has often struggled in important matches throughout the years including double faults on big points which cost him majors, however his problems do not appear to...

Alex Sascha Zverev has secured himself as a regular player amongst the worlds top 10. He is known for his consistent ground strokes and solid returns, but to be one of the best you need the...

Alexander Zverev is the #3 player in the world, he is known to have a great serve and crushing forehand & backhand, he has one of the most powerful consistent serves on the ATP, amazing court...

Sep 3, 2023 · On May 9, 2012, at a Challenger event in Busan, South Korea, Australian Sam Groth hit the world’s fastest serve recorded at 163.7 mph (263.4 kph). This bullet of a serve came three match points down during his second-round match against Uladzimir Ignatik from Belarus. Groth lost the match 4-6, 3-6. You can see his serve in the grainy video below:

Alexander Zverev is a great player who at times appears to have a great serve. He blasts aces and first serve winners. Other times he hits streams of double faults.

Per ATP Stats Leaderboard, Zverev has the 2nd highest serve rating this season (295.3), only behind Hubi (297.9). He's getting 72.3% first serves in (highest out of top 40 servers on the tour & second highest on the tour), he's winning 74.6% of his first serve points and 53.8% of …

Nov 14, 2024 · Alexander Zverev is already a two-time champion at the Nitto ATP Finals, and the numbers show the German is serving better than ever, making him a major player in the chase for the Brad Drewett Trophy.

Sep 12, 2020 · Alexander Zverev has made the US Open 2020 Finals. Here, we take a look back at his serving performances and how it is different from what we would expect. At 23 years of age, Alexander Zverev is now the youngest Grand Slam finalist since Andy Murray made the final in the 2008 US Open.

Aug 23, 2024 · Alexander Zverev is the peak performer with first-serves made over the past 52 weeks at an astonishing 72.4 per cent. How does that align when you examine points won behind his first serve?

Jan 3, 2025 · Andy Roddick has named Alexander Zverev’s serve the most effective on the ATP Tour and suggested a few adjustments to make it even more efficient. The World No. 2 competed at the United Cup this week, earning two wins before withdrawing from the quarterfinals due to discomfort in his right bicep.