This match I am watching now must be the Highest. So far ....39/38. Hahut (France)
Isner )(USA) Wimbledon 23 June 2010
Update: In the 5th set the score is now 53-54 Hahut - Isner...on serve!!
9 hours and 25 minutes into the fifth set of a second round Wimbleton match between N. Mahut and J. Isner. 54 -55 on serve!!
10 hours in, the game has been called due to darkness with the score tied at 59 each in the fifth set. This match has set records for most games, sets and aces in a match!! To be continued tomorrow June 24th, 2010!!
donut in tennis means u have a score of 0 in a set this is reffered to as a donut
a tie breaker!
You Get The Mean
when someone has won uno the remaining players add up there cards the highest score is 808 set by bonkerscrew2012
The high score was set by James Gaddis 355,831 feet.
you cant have 6-5, only 7-5...
The highest Pak-Rat score in the world was possibly set in Massachusetts with a score of 1,896,975. This person has not given out any information on her (or his) name. There were witnesses of this person scoring 1,896,975.
A tennis match can be 2 out 3 sets or 3 out of 5 sets. For a player to win one set, they must win 6 games. There must also be a difference of 2 games. The score for a set to 6 could be: 6-0, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, or 6-4. After that, a player must win 7-5 or 7-6. The 7-6 score means that a tiebreaker was played once the score became 6-6. The tiebreaker is won by the person who wins 7 points first and wins by 2 points.
To effectively read a tennis scoreboard, focus on the player's names, the current set score, and the game score within the set. The player's name on the left is serving, and the score is displayed in sets (e.g., 1-0) and games (e.g., 40-30). Pay attention to the numbers to track the progress of the match accurately.
There's technically no such thing as "overtime", since tennis matches end based on the score rather than a time limit. Extra points played at the end of a set, when the score is too close (because a player needs to win the set by at least two games), are called a tiebreaker.
Usually, when the score in the set is 6-6, there is a tie-break between players, but in some cases tie-break is not allowed. For example, in grand slams in the fifth set (for men) or third set (for women). In that case, games are being played until one player has won two games more than his opponent.
They can appeal for instant replay of video footage upto three unsuccessful challenges per set.