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Tennis is a
racket sport that is pla****
either individually against a
single opponent (singles) or
between two
teams of two
players each (doubles). Each...
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Table tennis (also
known as ping-pong) is a
racket sport derived from
tennis but
distinguished by its
playing surface being atop a
stationary table, rather...
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Spanish former professional tennis player. He was
ranked as the
world No. 1 in men's
singles by the ****ociation of
Tennis Professionals (ATP) for 209...
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sport traditionally named lawn
tennis,
invented in Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England, now
commonly known simply as
tennis, is the
direct descendant of what...
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Internationaux de
France de
tennis), also
known as Roland-Garros (French: [ʁɔlɑ̃ ɡaʁos]), is a
tennis tournament organized by the
French Tennis Federation annually...
- The
Grand Slam in
tennis is the
achievement of
winning all four
major championships in one
discipline in a
calendar year. In doubles, a
Grand Slam may...
- as ATP
Masters 1000
tournaments since 2009, are an
annual series of nine
tennis tournaments featuring the top-ranked
players on the ATP Tour
since its inception...
- a
Swiss former professional tennis player. He was
ranked as the
world No. 1 in men's
singles by the ****ociation of
Tennis Professionals (ATP) for 310...
- The
phrase "Anyone for
tennis?" (also
given as "
Tennis, anyone?") is an
English language idiom primarily of the 20th century. The
phrase is used to invoke...
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enclosed court slightly smaller than a
doubles tennis court.
Although padel shares the same
scoring system as
tennis, the rules, strokes, and
technique are different...
