Tennis Acer Sabine Lisicki
A famous saying goes ‘Rules are meant to be broken’ this implies equally to the ‘Records’ as they are also meant to be broken in some time or later. Aces (and un-returnable serves) are especially important in men's tennis, and are becoming ever more important in women's tennis, too. Accuracy and placement choice, more than sheer power are the tools for delivering an ace. And whatever your style of service action speed comes from getting the racket to travel faster as it makes impact with the ball. You do need to be strong to do it, but it's not about having big arm muscles. Flexibility is what is really important. In the Aegon Classic Championship at Birmingham, history knocked at the door of German tennis star Sabine Lisicki when she hit 27 aces in a match against Belinda Bencic. This was a new WTA record made by Lisicki. Before her Serena Williams of US and Kaia Kanepi of Estonia hold the record of 24 aces. She made the record by hitting 16 aces in the first s...