"This to me is the only thing stopping him getting those wins": Serena Williams' ex-coach highlights where Taylor Fritz must improve to win Grand Slam

Ex-coach of the former world number one Serena Williams, Rennae Stubbs, believes that America’s Taylor Fritz has the ability to win a Grand Slam, only if he improves one of his traits. The 27-year-old is regarded as the best American player currently playing in men’s tennis in the singles category.

Fritz is currently taking part in the ATP Finals. The last major event in the men’s tennis calendar began on Sunday, where top-eight players are taking part in order to secure the ultimate prize. He started the competition with a strong performance against the one-time Grand Slam winner Russia’s Daniil Medvedev where he came out on top in straight sets with a score of 6-4, 6-3.

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In the second match, however, Fritz struggled to keep the momentum going as he came second-best against Italy’s Jannik Sinner in straight sets with a score of 6-4, 6-4. Ex-coach of the former world number one Serena, Stubbs, in a post on social media platform Threads, backed the reigning world number five to win a major title. She also went on to highlight one area where he can improve if he wants to win a

“Taylor Fritz inability to come forward and volley is costing him dealing against players like Sinner. I really believe Taylor is good enough to win a major IF he improves that area of his game. Sinner is SOOOO much better at the net, as is Carlos. This to me is the only thing stopping him getting those wins,” she wrote.

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Fritz is going through a fabulous 2024 season. It is the season where he played his maiden Grand Slam final. That was in the US Open, where he came second-best against the reigning world number-one Sinner in straight sets with a score of 6-3, 6-4, 7-5. Despite that, he became the first American player in 18 years to play in the final of the US Open.