Alexander Zverev's Powerful Serve Dominates Wimbledon Quarter-Final

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Alexander Zverev's formidable serve, averaging 131.7mph, proved too much for Taylor Fritz at Wimbledon.
Fritz acknowledged Zverev's power and confidence, stating it will be difficult for anyone to handle.
Zverev advances to the semi-finals, where he faces Arthur Fery, despite expecting a hostile crowd.

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Alexander Zverev's formidable serve, averaging 131.7mph, proved too much for Taylor Fritz at Wimbledon. Fritz acknowledged Zverev's power and confidence, stating it will be difficult for anyone to handle. Zverev advances to the semi-finals, where he faces Arthur Fery, despite expecting a hostile crowd.

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