One motion is a classic, the other is setting a trend. The styles may differ, but both serves more than get the job done. The subtle differences in the way a player may stand or take the racquet ...

Six-time Grand Slam champion Boris Becker believes American tennis legend Pete Sampras had a superior serve compared to French prospect Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. Becker frequently shares his ...

The 7-time Grand Slam champion disagreed, instead nominating Pete Sampras as an example of the greatest serve. The Frenchman impressed during the 2024 season finale with his powerful serve ...

Are you looking for more power without sacrificing accuracy and consistency on your serve? Tennis coach Jim McLennan offers up a solution by looking back at all-time great Pete Sampras.

Pete Sampras is possibly on the verge of making ... He's got 12 Grand Slam titles and a 120-mph serve. He's got everything but a slot on the Survivor show. What he doesn't have is buzz.

Pete Sampras, arguably the greatest player in history ... that kicks off the US Open in Flushing Meadows, New York. The serve-and-volleying Sampras, whose 14 Grand Slam crowns are two more ...

The serve is the most powerful shot in tennis, and the only one that the player has full control over. Great servers such as Pete Sampras, Goran Ivanisevic and Serena Williams have honed the ...

Jannik Sinner has “no weaknesses” and “is more difficult” to beat than 14-time Grand Slam winner Pete Sampras ... the backhand for Sampras, the serve maybe for [Andre] Agassi.

In any list of the greatest ever male tennis players, Pete Sampras’ name is always included. Sampras was known for his serve, often considered the greatest in the history of tennis. He won 14 Grand ...

Jim Courier, consultant for Eurosport and also in charge of post-match interviews in Melbourne, answered a few questions for ...

Boris Becker joined the social media discussion after a user claimed that Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard possesses the best serve in tennis history. The 7-time Grand Slam champion disagreed, instead ...