Ben Shelton sets Grand Slam serve record at 158 mph, reaches US Open final
American tennis player Ben Shelton recorded a 158 mph serve at the US Open, setting a new Grand Slam speed record. The feat came during his semifinal victory over compatriot Frances Tiafoe, won in four sets. It marks Shelton's first-ever Grand Slam final appearance, where he is set to face Germany's Alexander Zverev. The match carries added national significance, as the US has not produced a men's Grand Slam singles champion since 2003.
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