WIMBLEDON, England — White shorts are probably not the best attire for a man staring down a 142-mph bullet from Milos Raonic. Raonic saved the second one with a 139-mph serve Seppi couldn’t return and then fired a 130-mph ace that the Italian couldn’t even touch to win the set — but not before a Hawk-Eye video review. If you do, your opponent will be able to get his timing down and return the serve or hit the ball over the fence. “I used to go to the courts at 5:30 a.m. every morning and sometimes there’d be nobody there,” Raonic said. However, things didn’t get off to such a great start for Raonic, who is ranked No.

Source: National Post June 30, 2016 19:18 UTC