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Results are A MUST on being efficient. I'm not saying Federer doesn't use this serve as a weapon, which he does, but his serve is a smaller part of his game, than Krajicek or Ivanisevic, and certainly not that dangerous. Ergo, Richard and Goran's serve were more efficient
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Sampras, Federer, Roddick.
I trade my serve for one of them anytimes. Well, I'll understand if they refuse my shitty serve!!! |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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I've got to go with Max Mirnyi. Very smooth!
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Sampras had the most smooth and fluid serve I've ever seen and I think the best serve of all time. The fact that his serve still holds up after not playing at all for 4 years just shows how natural it was for him.
Federer should not be getting so much attention for his serve. It's good, but he'll be the first one to say that there are guys out there with better serves. And Roddick's serve IS great and there's not a single pro that would disagree with that. If you say his serve isn't that great, then his ground game MUST be great, because he's been at the top of tennis for a while. It's not efficient for most people, requires a lot of energy, but he's a twitchy kind of guy and I think it's natural for him. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Roddick's 1st serve is the best. I might get flamed, but it's also the best serve of all time (yes better than sampras's first serve). I definitely do not think its anywhere near pete's efficiency level. Roddick's is one of maximum exertion and maximum results. In other words he swings real hard and that's about it.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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btw I'm suprised no one has mentioned Mark 'The Scud' Phillipousis! The man had a damn good serve. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R7q7...rch=Ivanisevic
A little clip from the Wimbledon 2001 final. Goran wasn't at his best serving stage (which is more around 1992-1995), but he threw down 30 aces per match that tourney. A vid worth watching
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Noone else thinks Hewitt´s serve is pretty efficient?
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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I would have to agree that Roddick's serve is one of the ugliest around. How could you possibly say it is not quirky?
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Who would you pick for current pros? |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Efficiency-wise: Federer.
Look at the variation he gets: anything from 115-128mph out-wide/down-the-T aces or heavy kick-serves...all with minimum effort. Other than that, I'd say Safin is there for pace and variation with an efficient action. |
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Join Date: May 2006
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i like nadals servase action because he leans forward so much even tho his serve aint that powerful
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Join Date: May 2006
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roddick looks weird cus he has no backswing :s
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Most complicated - Edberg. Most effective: Greg Rusedski. Roddick??? He seems like he is about to start a steam engine before he serves!!
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Depends on your definition of efficient (as different people find different things efficient...). I find Roddick's serve form to be the most efficient in that list.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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I thought Seng Shalken had a simple and efficient serve.
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