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This Grand Slam tournament, held annually in London, is the only major played on grass courts.
In scoring, when both players reach 40 points, this term describes the tied situation requiring a two-point advantage to win.
This shot, hit with topspin after the ball bounces, is the most fundamental stroke in the game.
This term refers to a score of zero, supposedly derived from the French word for "egg" due to its oval shape.
Serena and Venus share this last name and have combined for over 30 Grand Slam singles titles.
A serve that lands in and is untouched by the receiver, winning the point immediately, is called this.
The four major championships—Australian, French, British, and American—are collectively known by this term.
This surface, made of crushed brick, slows the ball and produces high bounces, favoring patient baseline players.