Yes!
You have to let the ball bounce in the service box before returning the serve.
Returning a 120+ mph serve is by far harder because there is a bigger area where they can serve were as baseball players barley have to move their feet because of a strike zone. Also there is a smaller distance between the ball and raquet. Tennis players have to be on their toes constantly and needs a lot of strength to return serves.
There ISN'T anything called a "backhand serve" in tennis.
To serve in tennis, is to hit a tennis ball with your racquet, aiming to score against an opponent.
A big serve is when you the serve with a lot of power.
Simply returning a serve is usually a defensive move: the initiative is left with the server. However, if you have an effective team, more than one hit enables you to attack rather than simply returning the serve.
A tennis serve is out if it hits the green without hitting the main court, or if it hits the net
A tennis game starts with a serve.
There are four types of serves in tennis: The Flat Serve, The Slice Serve, The Kick Serve, and the American Twist.
Almost all of your joints are used in tennis, but the main ones in a tennis serve are the knee joints, and elbow joints.
When the first serve is a let.