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In tennis what does it mean to be two breaks down?
A "Break" in tennis refers to a loss of ones service game. to be two breaks down means that one has lost two service games, and has not had a break of the opponents serve.
What is a service break in tennis and how does it impact the outcome of a match?
In tennis, a service break occurs when the receiving player wins a game on the server's serve. This can impact the outcome of a match by giving the receiving player a lead in games, making it harder for the server to catch up and win the set or match.
What is a double break point?
In tennis, when the player serving is losing by a score of 15-40, this is considered "double break point" as his opponent has two opportunities to win the game or "break" his service.
Where is the tennis service line located on a tennis court"?
The tennis service line is located 21 feet from the net on a tennis court.
Does a tie break count as a game in tennis?
Yes, a tie break counts as a game in tennis.
What is area of tennis ground?
I am not sure but just call your local tennis place
What are periods of play without a break in tennis called?
tie break
Why do tennis players break their rackets?
Tennis players break their rackets out of frustration or anger when they make mistakes or are not performing well during a match.
Can you play a full tennis set without a break?
No, a full tennis set consists of a series of games and typically includes a break between each game.
What is the fastest tennis service returned?
153mph
What year was the tie break introduced in tennis?
1970
What is the impact or effect of breaking service in tennis?
In tennis it is assumed that it will be easier to score points on one's own serve because you can get an ace and also dictate the point. To "break" your opponent's serve means that you have beaten him/her on their own serve. When you break serve you go up an additional game towards winning the set and your opponent must "break back" to even up the number of games won in the set.
