
Ben Shelton’s win over Frances Tiafoe was not just a power-player breakthrough. It was a match that showed a more complete version of Shelton: still dominant on serve, but now more disciplined on the backhand, more flexible on return, and more comfortable managing the tactical demands of a Grand Slam semifinal. Alvin and Torrey break down why Tiafoe was such a meaningful test. His court sense, timing, variety, and ability to redirect pace usually expose incomplete players. Against Shelton, th...
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