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There is no "term" for the start of a tennis match. After the players' warm-up has completed, professional tennis matches officially begin when the chair umpire says, "play." Amateur and unofficiated matches usually begin by the server asking the receiver if he/she is "ready".

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The person who did not serve the last game of the previous set. At the start of matches, the first server is determined by a coin toss

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by one person serving the ball over to the other side and play the game to see who wins

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Deuce side, otherwise known as the right side of the court.

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They start of by serving.

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A tennis game starts with a serve.

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a serve

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