Tenuss Flashcards
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Where and when did tennis originate?
12th century in France (baguette land)
What was tennis originally called
Paume
The difference between Paume and Tennis is…
Paume calls for ball to be struck with hand
Who and when was tennis became -~modern~-
mAjOr wAlTer WiNgFeIlD in 1873,
What are the most common surfaces tennis is played on today?
Clay, asphalt, or cement
What is Wimbledon played on
grass
Australian open and U.S. open playing surface?
asphalt
French (baguettish) open
clay
what is love
nothing
The point order
0, 15, 30, 40, win
What happens when both teams have 40 points?
Deuce
Does a player win after they score when both teams have 40 points?
No, it just gives them advantage and they need to score again to win
If the server wins first point during deuce, it is called
Advantage server or ad in
if receiver (non-server) wins the first point after the deuce, it is called
Advantage receiver or ad out
After deuce, a team needs ____ consecutive points to win
2
A player has to win __ games to win a set
6
If the two teams are tied at 6 games, a __-_______ is used
tie-breaker
Winner of a set has to win_____________sets
2 out of 3