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Coco Gauff is trying a new service motion at the US Open in a bid to double-fault less and win more

NEW YORK (AP) — Coco Gauff wishes she weren't trying out a new service motion in what she called “the high-stress situation” of the U.S. Open. She would have loved to have more time to collaborate ...
The New York Times

Carlos Alcaraz wants to be a tennis serve bot. He has a long way to go

Every great tennis player has a weakness, especially in their early years. Roger Federer’s single-handed backhand, a work of art, was vulnerable when the ball bounced high. Rafael Nadal exploited that ...
The New York Times

Australian Open storylines: Carlos Alcaraz’s serve motion and late finishes in Melbourne

If you would like to follow The Athletic’s Australian Open coverage, click here and follow our tennis page. Are 5g of lead and a few bends of the knees going to win Carlos Alcaraz a career Grand Slam?
Tennis

Quick Tip: Like a quarterback preparing to throw, create more width in your service motion

There are numerous elements that go into having a dominant serve. The right grip, consistent ball toss, upper-body rotation and smooth motion are just a few of the necessary ingredients. One of the ...
The Press of Atlantic City

Gauff hopes new serve motion leads to more wins, fewer double faults

NEW YORK — Coco Gauff wishes she weren't trying out a new service motion in what she called "the high-stress situation" of the U.S. Open. She would have loved to have more time to collaborate with ...