LONDON (AP) – Milos Raonic is as good a server as there is in tennis nowadays.
Andy Murray is one of the top returners.
How that matchup plays out in the Wimbledon final Sunday could go a long way toward determining who wins the championship.
The sixth-seeded Raonic heads into the first Grand Slam title match of his career – and the first for a man representing Canada – having won 116 of his 121 service games (96 percent) across six matches.
“Obviously,” said Murray, the 2013 Wimbledon champion, “Milos has got a fantastic serve.”
