Okay, so today I wanna share my little deep dive into… Ben Shelton’s height. Yeah, sounds random, I know, but stick with me!
The Initial Search: It all started when I was watching him play. Dude looks tall, right? So, naturally, I Googled “ben shelton height.” Saw a bunch of results saying 6’4″. Okay, cool. End of story? Nah, where’s the fun in that?
The Discrepancy: Thing is, sometimes these listed heights are… generous. You know how it is. So I started digging a bit more. Checked out some tennis forums, saw people debating it. Some saying he looks taller than 6’4″, others thinking the listed height is accurate. Hmmm…
The Video Evidence: This is where it got interesting. I went down a YouTube rabbit hole, watching interviews and match highlights. I was looking for any footage where he was standing next to other players with known heights. It’s like detective work, man!
The Side-by-Side Comparisons: Found a few clips where he was next to someone officially listed as 6’2″. Looked pretty close in height, maybe an inch or two taller at most. But video can be deceiving, angles and all that.
The Conclusion (For Now): After all that, I’m leaning towards the 6’4″ being pretty accurate. Could he be a tiny bit taller? Maybe. But I don’t think he’s secretly 6’6″ or anything. It’s one of those things where it’s hard to say for sure without actually standing next to the guy!
Why Bother? Alright, alright, you’re probably thinking, “Who cares?” Well, I’m just a curious person! And sometimes, these little details matter in sports. Height can give you an advantage in tennis, so it’s a valid thing to wonder about. Plus, it was a fun way to spend an afternoon.
- First step: Google it
- Second step: Dig deeper
- Third step: Compare side by side
Final Thoughts: So yeah, that’s my Ben Shelton height investigation. Probably not the most groundbreaking research, but hey, I learned something (maybe). And hopefully, you found it mildly entertaining! Let me know in the comments if you’ve got any better evidence – I’m always open to revising my findings!
