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Sports > Tennis > 1996-1997 Season

1997 Serve Speed Rankings

(as of Sept. 29, 1997)

All serves recorded by Information & Display Systems, Inc. on Stadium Court and must be in play to count.

ATP

		MPH	Site (surface)
1	Greg Rusedski	143	U.S. Open (H)
	(Fastest serve ever recorded)
2	Mark Philippoussis	142.3	Dusseldorf (C)
3	Julian Alonso	140	Commack (H)
4	Richard Krajicek	139	U.S. Open (H)
5	Jonathan Stark	138	Indian Wells (H)
6	Marc Rosset	134.2	Tashkent (H)
7	Michael Stich	134	Wimbledon (G)
8	Carlos Moya	133	Scottsdale (H)
	Pete Sampras	133	Key Biscayne (H)
	Alex Radulescu	133	Chennai (H)
	Tim Henman	133	Cincinnati (H)
	Goran Ivanisevic	133	U.S. Open (H)

WTA

		MPH	Site (surface)
1	B. Schultz-McCarthy	123	Wimbledon (G)
	(Fastest serve ever recorded)
2	Venus Williams	119	U.S. Open (H)
3	Jana Novotna	116	Wimbledon (G)
4	Caroline Dhenin	113.1	French Open (C)
5	Kristie Boogert	111.2	French Open (C)
6	Debbie Graham	110	San Diego (H)
7	Ludmila Richterova	109.4	French Open (C)
8	Olga Barabanschikova	109	Hilton Head (C)
	Alexandra Stevenson	109	San Diego (H)
	Monica Seles	109	U.S. Open (H)
	Irina Spirlea	109	U.S. Open (H)

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