Tennis uses 15, 30, 40 scoring because it likely evolved from historical French court systems, possibly based on clock-face quarters. Over time, the system simplified into the format used today. While the exact origin is debated, the structure has remained because it creates natural tension in each game. Let’s exploreContinue Reading

Tennis scoring can be hard when first starting out. It can be even harder when you hear a word that is neither a number, nor a word you hear in many other situations. In tennis, there are sets, games, and points. When both players reach 40–40 in a game, theContinue Reading