Tennis Quizzes Online & Trivia

If it lands in the alley, it would be a fault, and since it is the second serve the receiver's point.

B. The choice which are given to winner of the toss is answer B.

The answer to this is C. There are a lot of people who have assumed that tennis is a bit boring in the beginning but the more that they learn details about the game, the more that they realize that it can be interesting. There are a lot of rules that need to be figured out but those who love the game will have no problem with memorizing the rules and knowing if there are players that are overstepping their boundaries. A lot of people learn to like other tennis players not only because of the way that they play but also because of the different strategies that they do.

The answer to this is A. Tennis is known to be one of the sports that people like a lot. It will be easy to find a lot of tennis fans from different parts of the world. They will also have their favorites and it is common for them to talk about the different ways to win. Some players win through a strategic MTO. Fans argue whether this is fair or not. It would usually depend on the player that they are rooting for. I’d like to think that most tennis players would still like to win the usual way. This is the only way that they can prove that they have the right talents and skills in order to be idolized by tennis players.

The serve is a NET, which means replacing the serve. A LET means to replay the point, thus giving the server two serves again. This is the biggest mistake of words in tennis, not that it makes a whole lot of problems, but nonetheless wrong.

In line suggest an axis...wich axis of the wrist should be then considered ?

False Non-dominanthand you idiot study guide says.... Backhand Stroke- stroke used when ball comes to your non-dominant side; the palm of the hand turned toward the body and the back of the hand turned in the direction of the stroke

1. arthur ashe-in august of 1988, after feeling numbness in his hand, legendary tennis star arthur ashe learned that he had contracted the aids virus, presumably from a blood transfusion he had received five years earlier following a double-bypass surgery. he went public with his disease in 1992 and died the following year, on february 6, 1993, at the age of 49, from aids-related pneumonia. according to author ralph wiley, when asked if aids was the most difficult thing he had ever had to deal with, arthur ashe said, no, the hardest thing ive ever had to deal with is being a black man in this society. ashe did much to break down barriers and advance the cause of his race in tennis: he was the first black man to play for the u.s. davis cup team, the first black man to play in south africas national championship, the first black man to win a grand slam title, the first black man to win the u.s. open, and the first black man to win at wimbledon.

1. 6 hours, 32 minutesThe longest singles match in recorded tennis history took place at the 1982 Davis Cup Quarterfinals when John McEnroe defeated Mats Wilander 9-7, 6-2, 15-17, 3-6, 8-6. The match lasted for 6 hours and 32 minutes.

Billie Jean king won 21Wimbledon titles instead of 20 titles

The best games are not the most well played games or the most important games but the games that most people can never forget. One of such games is the 2008 Wimbledon final between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, it was a thrilling match between the two great players. Rafael on the match. Many books have been written about this match. The match between Jimmy Connors and Aaron Krickstein in 1991 U.S. open fourth round is also another great game, even non sport lovers can tell you about this game in New York. Jimmy at 39, defied age to beat Krickstein. This match is one of the reason why some players are still playing tennis. The match between Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi (2001 U.S open quarter final) and the match between Roger Federer and Andy Roddick (2009, Wimbledon final) are unforgettable games too.

There is no reliable way to compare records of tennis players of different eras so people tend to look at special qualities that makes a player stand out from others. Some of the best players are known for their consistency, attitude and special skills in serving, forehand, overhead and net game. The list of best players in tennis is a long one but here is a list of some of the best players: Roger Federer, Rafael Nasal, Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Novak Djokovic. In female tennis, we have Serena Williams, Margaret Court, Martina Navratilova, Chris Evert, Venus Williams, Billie Jean King and Martina Hingis are some of the great players in tennis.