Boom. Ace. Boom. Another ace. That sound you hear? It’s Alycia Parks sending tennis balls—and expectations—into orbit. With one of the most ferocious serves on the WTA Tour, Parks is giving serious déjà vu to fans who still dream of Serena Williams’ thunderous power. And now the question everyone’s daring to ask: Is Alycia’s serve the best since Serena herself?
Let’s break it down. Parks recently clocked serves over 125 mph, and not just once or twice—she’s doing it consistently, like it’s just another Tuesday. Commentators are practically ducking in the booth. Opponents? Looking around like they accidentally signed up for the wrong sport.
“She’s got raw power and natural timing,” said one tennis analyst. Translation: if you blink, you’ll miss it—and then you’ll lose the point.
And the attitude that comes with it? Pure diva-in-the-best-way energy. After an ace, Alycia struts like the serve was personal. One fan tweeted: “Her serve is an act of war, and I’m living for it.” Serena might have passed the crown, but Alycia’s taking notes from the queen.
Of course, every rising star needs a comparison, and the Serena talk is heating up. Is it premature? Maybe. But when your serve is cracking at nuclear levels and you’re rocking confidence that could power a small city, people are going to notice.
Alycia, for her part, isn’t too fussed by the chatter. In a recent interview, she shrugged and said, “I’ve always had the power. Now I’m learning how to control it.” That’s right—she’s not even at full capacity yet. Somebody warn the radar guns.
So is her serve the best since Serena? The experts are leaning in, the fans are screaming “YES,” and the rest of the tour is suddenly working overtime on return drills.
Bottom line? Alycia’s serve isn’t just powerful—it’s a full-on flex. And we’re here for it.
