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Welcome to TalkTennis
Tennis is part is a huge part of the British sporting calendar. Every year Wimbledon comes about and the nation goes tennis crazy for a fortnight before the craze fizzles out. Liz Stratford is your guide to the sport and she'll take you through the rules, the different surfaces, tennis in the UK and much much more.
Tennis Legends
Having already won 6 Grand Slam singles titles, including 4 at Wimbledon, Venus Williams is one of the best female tennis players of the Open era. She is the holder of the fastest serve in a women’s main draw match, at 129 mph.
With six Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal to his name, Boris Becker is one of the greatest players of all time. He is the youngest ever Wimbledon singles champion, at 17 years of age. Inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003, Becker was widely r enowned as one of the pioneers of power tennis.
Learn Tennis
If you want to check out the differences between grass, clay and hard courts then we have it in detail.
The Game of Tennis is explained in full in our Guide. With talk about the difference between singles and doubles games as well as the scoring system.
If you have been inspired to pick up a racquet following reading the guides then check out how to get started in the UK.
Rules & Competitions
Unlike some sports, there are few variations in the rules of Tennis. Both professional players in major competitions and amateur players taking part in casual matches tend to adhere to the same set of rules.