There are victories that quickly fade from memory. And there are defeats that are remembered for a long time. Tennis player Maxime Cressy probably did the latter at the tournament in Indian Wells. Although the American lost his opening game against compatriot Christopher Eubanks 7: 5, 6: 7 (8) and 4: 6, the focus was then only on his curious ace in the second set. Eubanks even jokingly spoke of the “slowest ace in tennis history”.
