What is the longest volley in tennis?

Answer 1

what do you mean? According to Guinness World Records (TM), the longest "contrived" tennis rally is 25,944 strokes by identical twin brothers Angelo & Ettore Rossetti set on 9-10 August 2008 at the North Haven Health & Racquet club in North Haven, CT. The rally lasted 14 hours and 31 minutes.

Answer 2

The longest countinuous volley ever recorded during a professional tennis competition was 26 minutes and 13 seconds. The record was set during a match in the preliminary rounds of the U.S. Open. The match was between Mark Keller and Sven Johanssen. Mark Keller would eventually win the match but was eliminated in the next round.

Answer 3

The longest tennis rally in history is 17,062 non-stop shots in 9hrs 10 min in Alameda, Ca between tennis pro's rob Peterson and Ray Miller in 2001 as part of a USTA event.

(Other claims have been made but not verified/ as required)

Answer 4

The longest rally in a tournament was between Will Duggan and Ron Kapp (both USA) who performed a rally of 6,202 strokes, which took 3 hr 33 min, at Santa Barbara Municipal Stadium, CA on 12 March 1988.

thats wrong the longest rally was 25544 strokes lasting 15 hours if you dont belive me look it up on guiness world records!

25,544 is technically the longest rally however it was for charity and the point was simply hitting it backwards and forwards. The longest official rally was 643 Strokes between Vicki Nelson and Jean Hepner in 1984.

Answer 5

The longest recorded ping pong volley took 8 hours, 15 minutes and one second. It took place in Christown, AZ in 2004 between Max Fergus and Luke Logan.