Keeping score of tennis matches can be confusing, but in reality it's quite simple to understand. If you find yourself following the journey of Alcaraz or any of the many American athletes ...

In 2023, asked players, coaches and other figures involved in the sport about the one thing they would change about tennis. From having one serve per point and mixing up Grand Slam match lengths to ...

The game is more engaging for tennis fans. Understanding the tennis scoring system enables the audience to appreciate the game’s rhythm. From the multiple levels of “love” to “15” and “deuce” in a ...

Love? Deuce? Advantage? What does it all mean? Tennis has long had the most unique way of keeping score, and the origins of the sport's scoring system are actually fairly ambiguous. So if you're ...

The scoring system on the ATP and WTA Tours can be a little confusing. Why does tennis count points as '15, 30, 40' and not numerically like most other sports? Points give you games, games give you ...

Fans tuning into the 2018 Wimbledon tournament have noticed just how long a tennis match can go. Like many of the other major tournaments, Wimbledon’s tiebreaker defaults to the advantage rules, which ...

Right now, tennis — and its racquet-sport cousins, pickleball and padel — are having a moment. Whether it's due to "Challengers" or the of-the-moment tenniscore trend, people have never been so ...

In an effort to simultaneously reduce match length and increase drama, the Next Gen ATP Finals introduced both no-ad scoring and a 25-second serve clock, and the results have been eye-opening. On ...

The Division I Competition Oversight Committee on Wednesday approved no-ad scoring for all matches of the men’s and women’s tennis championships, starting in 2016. In no-ad scoring, when a game is ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Credit One Charleston Open is making history with the introduction of groundbreaking technology that is set to revolutionize tennis scoring. The tournament has ...

The game of tennis traces its roots back to medieval France, and although history cannot exactly pinpoint the origin of tennis' scoring system, the modern version of tennis scoring was finalized in ...