In tennis tournaments, the term "bye" means a player advances to the next round without having to play a match. This is usually because there are an uneven number of players in a round, so one player gets a free pass to the next round. It gives that player extra rest and can be advantageous in a tournament setting.
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The French word for Tennis is the same as in English: (le) tennis.
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Table tennis, or Lawn Tennis
The typical sport that uses the term, "deuce", is Tennis or Table Tennis.
Professional tennis tournaments - and other sports, as well - are called "open" to indicate that any professional player may make an entry, although, of course, not all will be able to play due to tournament limitations (e.g., 128 men and 128 women tennis players at a Grand Slam event). A "closed" event is one in which the tournament invites only certain players to play; these players are usually higher ranked and/or popular with the public (n.b., this is true of amateur and college level tournaments, as well). Technically speaking, all professional tennis events that earn players points on the ATP (men's) or WTA (women's) tour are "open" events to prevent anyone from being excluded from an event and, thus, not having a fair chance to compete and earn ranking points and prize money. Thus, the word "open" is somewhat superfluous, at least as far as the tennis spectator is concerned, and is, ultimately, little more than a marketing ploy.
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Since there is no tennis term "verse," it is not possible to verse your sibling in Wimbledon tennis.
For the points 40-40 each, the term used in Tennis is 'deuce'.
Tennis
The term, "Butterfly", in regards to the sport of table tennis is the worlds most popular manufacturer of table tennis equipment. The Butterfly company makes paddles, nets, balls and table tennis tables.
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