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The fastest women's serve ever recorded at Wimbledon was by Venus Williams, at 206 kph - while the fastest men's was Taylor Dent's at just over 238 kph. That's not far off the top speed of a Formula One car, and quicker than almost all ball games apart from golf.
Now have you ever wondered what is up with tennis players and the noises they make when hitting the ball back and forth. Well, they have every right to make these noises. Venus Williams served the world's fastest tennis ball among women which was clocked at 56.95 m/s (127.4 mph). That's twice the speed limit on a regular highway in New York City. Tilden holds the title of World's fastest tennis ball served among men with a speed of 73.14 m/s (163.6 mph).