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I think the non outlier speed being mentioned in the table suggests it is a measure of the same serve. As if there were multiple radars involved and we're suppressing the outlier. I realize that's not how it works, but I think including this and the average first server speed is just distracting from
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Similarly, the fastest serve on the list that IS, allegedly, recognized by the ATP (John Isner's serve) is not mentioned by the ATP at all. They don't have a post about the serve nor does the ATP maintain their own list of fastest serves (as mentioned previously, ATP does not officially recognize any
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The new official world record listed by Paolo
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If a player beats their previous best serve that's likely to feature in match reports, but if they serve below their previous best (eg
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Fastest serve is a trivia fact. It's interesting, allows to guess/assume average serve speed of players. But speed alone does not amount to anything. Speed, placing, spin all attribute to good serve. There are very small differences in speed records, huge amount of players and even bigger amount of
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I think it would be difficult to keep this article accurate and source it in it's current format; my searches didn't turn up a source compiling this information on the same basis. Each serve can probably be verified, but that doesn't guarantee that the ranking position on the list is correct because
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that states it is the fastest serve. So all evidence points towards it being officially recongnized by the ATP. The post states that the ATP doesn't officially recognise fastest serves, but that would mean every serve on the list should be "Not recognized by ATP". On the other hand, they also state
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Thank you - When I have free time I've been slowly going through the list of players checking for reliable sources. I was intending to complete the men's list but saw all the editing on the women's side and so may jump down and take a look at that. The IDS list is limited in that they monitor a few
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I took this out of the main table and put it as a footnote because it was recorded by a journalist in the stands and is therefore unofficial. (I think on-court measurements are taken straight down the court, so if the journalist was positioned at an angle this measurement would be inconsistent with
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Someone who likes
Federer invented this fact just so that he could appear on the list after the bottom limit was changed from 140 mph to 143 mph. I remembered that for years, we had Federer's record listed as 140 mph at Halle 2010, I always had some doubts but now, the number suddenly changed from
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I know that
Georgina is aiming for this record, but that 220km/h in the article is just wrong and has to be deleted. Yeah, the speed gun showed 220 km/h but it was a FAULT serve. She actually scored another 220km/h but that time it was a LET - closer, but cannot be considered a record. Since then,
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where I reviewed all articles found by (tx (Dmitry
Tursunov)) And (tx (Davis Cup))LIMITS:(DA (20061201 - 20070101)). There was a 203km/h second serve by Philippoussis ... catching Tursunov completely off-guard and mention of "phenomenal serving" and "Serving hard" by Tursunov but no mention of his
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I reordered the lists for a particular speed, 148 MPH for example, so that the first or oldest serve is at the top of the list and the newest is last. This also simplifies adding new rows as it's painful to change the first row for a particular speed. The odds are lower that someone will discover,
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It would be useful to give some account of how the data on this list was collected. For instance, does anyone know when service speeds first began to be measured on the ATP and WTA tours? It would be worth adding to the article, if so. Furthermore, do all tournaments have the technology to measure
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The idea that ATP event radar speeds are "official" is made up, but the it is true that Groth's serve isn't "recognised" in the sense that teh ATP don't have an article up about it like they do for
Shelton's serves. By that definition, Isner's "157 mph" serve is also not recognised. The ATP know
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I think that "type" column is unnecessary. Really tells us nothing. It would be slightly better if that would be information about player (whether he is singles or doubles player - that could be determined by the number of finals appearances, but is also ambiguous) and in the end tells us almost
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news search for (tx (Sabine
Lisicki)) And (tx (serve)) And (tx (record))LIMITS:(DA (20090101 - 20100101)) (mentions of a serve in 2009) found 16 articles. Replacing "record" with "Commonwealth" returns five articles. I also tried using '"Sabine Lisicki" Czink Bali'. In all cases, there was never
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I've updated the men's list to include everything from the 2011 ATP media guide. A couple of things need research. I'm wondering if we should raise the cut-off from 140mph to 145mph. That would get the list down to a more reasonable size plus simplifies the research job to get everything onto
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is the source I based my last comment on, just adding it here as it's now been taken out of the article. Date's also been changed to 1978 per Tanner's autobiography. I think this article must be talking about the same serve and has possibly got the date wrong (there would have been no point
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In fact, it brings the whole list into question, since it's all based on the same limited technology. It would be more useful to have a list of "Fastest servers" by average serve speed, average first serve speed, and average second serve speed, since the averages are much more reliable.
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tournaments. It's impossible to keep track of these records. There is also a problem of non-standardised radar guns, elevation, indoor/outdoor, balls used... which contribute to speed records. There is also a problem of sources for these lower speed records. So to keep this article
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Indeed, the WTA's recent "IDS Serve Speed
Leaders" list shows lower official speeds for each of the top four women on the list. I just reedited the main page to reflect those figures, which flip 2nd and 3rd place. Sabine is currently 7th at 124.0 mph, served at the 2010 US Open. —
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In that case, "is not considered by many as an official record" should be changed to "is not an official record". Once it’s established who gets to decide — Guinness, or whoever — then either it’s an official record, or it isn’t, surely? There’s no “considered” about it.
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Sam Groth has been recorded hitting 146-147 on at least 5 occasions, so that is probably accurate, but I suspect all of the "once off" speeds above 147 mph that are way above the other recorded speeds by that player are radar errors.
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What is the criteria for a serve to be, or not be, "recognized by ATP". Just looking at those two serves, it seems the serve labelled as "Not recognized by ATP" is in fact more recognized than the serves which don't have that label.
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Hello. As of the moment the list is ordered in no particular manner when there are many serves of the same speed. Would it be wise to shuffle the list in either ascending or decending order based on the year/month the serve was hit?
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If we are going to keep this list of the fastest serves ever, rather that replacing it with the fastest averages, then for now I'd only include the fastest serves that are reported elsewhere, not only on the ATP's official website.
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The dubiousness of outlier speeds must be mentioned within first two sentences, otherwise the whole list will be misleading for anyone who doesn't read further than that. I've made the necessary changes to avoid misleading people.
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It ends with "Continued on next page" but either that's a mistake or they forgot to continue it. Roddick's article in the media guide says "Recorded world’s fastest serve at 155 mph in Davis Cup SF (vs. Voltchkov) on Sept. 24."
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I think it we create a table that has their fastest recorded speed (marked as dubious) and also their fastest recorded *non-outlier* speed, and their average first serve speed, that would go a long way to eliminating outliers.
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According to the IDS Serve Speed
Leaders Anna-Lena Groenefeld has a 125 mph (201.1 kph) serve at Indian Wells 2009. I can't find any sources other than that list, maybe someone with better search skills could find something.
941:. commbanktennis.com is the tournament's site on the assumption that the tournament would not pass up a chance to mention that a world record had been set. There were 38 articles and no mention of a fast serve. The article
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someone added Reda El Amrani for 151mph at Meknès
Challenger. I searched the Google News archives for '"Reda El Amrani" (151 OR 240 OR 241 OR 242 OR 243)' and did not find any evidence for this serve. I deleted the line.
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What bothers me is that this would be a world-record serve meaning it should have been well covered by the media. I'm inclined to think the video was faked or that it was determined that there was an error. For example,
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On further investigation, I'm starting to suspect that *all* of the 150mph+ serves are radar errors. Even Isner, Karlovic, Opelka almost never go above 142mph, so hitting over 155mph seems like a suspicious outlier.
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I am removing Sabine Lisicki's "130.2 mph" serve from the list. While the IDS list may be somewhat limited, it would have data for the US open and Sabine did not serve that fast there this year..completely fake.
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I'm was not able to verify Milos Raonic's 153 mph serve for the 2011 Davis Cup but did locate a citation for 150mph against Roddick at the 2011 Memphis tournament and so have bumped Raonic down the table.
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The list should be adjusted to show only each player's best serve. There is no realistic possibility of maintaining complete lists of all serves over 140/125, and very little point in attempting to do so.
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The list had Dmitry Tursunov at 147mph during the 2006 Davis Cup. I deleted this as I was unable to verify this serve. I used Google News (reviewing all articles that mentioned the Davis Cup in 2006) and
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I've gone ahead and added another two columns. I think we can remove the dubious tags now just because the whole column is pretty dubious & I think the other two columns make that clear.
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first serve too, much more useful than the fastest serve. I think we should narrow the fastest recorded serves down to the top 20 fastest and find some data on fastest overall averages.♦
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discussing an unofficial serve from 1976 if there was an official one from 1978). Also many secondary sources credit Rusedski's 149 serve in 1998, and also Phillipoussis' 142 in 1997
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I would list multiple records by players (all 3 Groth's records, all of Roddick's...) - and point out players that have achieved 150+mph speed in at least 2 different tournaments.
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For 150mph and above I would leave table as it is with events listed but because that is such a big speed and there isn't many players that achieved that speed and due to
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the article on Ivo Karlovic names him as having a 153 mph serve, which is not reflected here. Just wondering if there might be other serves that should be also listed.
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I agree. And without some standard definition of atp recognition it's just distracting to label something as recognized or not. I propose not having this designation.
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What on earth does the entry "Savo D" above Andy Murray mean? And why does it say "2016 University of Nottingham" to the right linked to an apparently unrelated page?
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Max speed on ATP match stats is not reliable & entries with only this as a source should be removed. Isner clocked in a 4718 km/h on ATP match stats for example:
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has "Raonic, who once had his serve measured at 217 kilometers or 150 mph-plus." This is a Jul 17, 2009 article and he did not play in an ATP tournament until 2010.
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Stan Wawrinka served a 246km/h ace against the Bryan Brothers in the 2008 Olympics Doubles semi-final, can that be added, or do serves in doubles games not count?
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their radar machines aren't reliable and they know that's an outlier. Shelton's have been repeated multiple times with the latest equipment so far less dubious.
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How do we verify the serve moving forward then? I like the idea of having fastest average first serve speed, though that might bias players with fewer matches.
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812:"... his serve, which he can hit for aboot, 150 m.p.h." and "he paced the field in aces (58) and serve speed (149 m.p.h.)" which is at the 2011 San Jose.
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that the recording equipment was approved and that other readings suggest it was functioning correctly - i.e. it's as close to official as possible.
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I think it would be better if that column were to be replaced by "surface" and "indoor/outdoor" column. That information could tell something.
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but so far haven't found one yet. I like the IDS list as it weeds out quirky speed guns like the one that recorded Sabine's speed in Bali. —
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According to this Youtube film Lisicki hit 210 kph, which would be the fastest ever. I can't find a reliable source to confirm this.
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So the Fokina serve is was probably a radar glitch, given how much shorter he is than everyone else on the list above Roddick.
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what this article's purpose is. I'm in favor of removing the non outlier max and the average first serve speed.
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Trying comparing the servers currently listed on this wiki page on this website here and please report back :)
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