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Which part of a tennis racket is designed to hit balls?
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What do you call a score of zero in tennis?
Answer: love
Why: Dictionaries favour playing for love, meaning for no stakes; the French oeuf or egg story is popular but treated as folk etymology.
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Why do professional tennis players often grunt while hitting the ball?
Answer: To hit the ball harder
Why: A 2014 study clocked grunted shots 3.8 percent faster, and a 2010 lab test slowed viewers judging shot direction by 21 to 33 milliseconds.
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Approximately how many tennis balls are used during the Wimbledon tournament each year?
Answer: 54,000
Why: Slazenger has supplied Wimbledon balls since 1902, the longest partnership in sporting goods history; fresh ones go in after seven games, then every nine.
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What material were nearly all professional tennis rackets made of before 1970?
Answer: wood
Why: Wilson's T2000 steel frame arrived in 1967, and Jimmy Connors was still winning with one in the 1980s.
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What color were the tennis balls at Wimbledon before 1986?
Answer: white
Why: Wimbledon held out for fourteen years after the ITF approved yellow balls in 1972.
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What is the standard height of a tennis net at the posts?
Answer: 3.5 feet
Why: A strap pulls the net down to three feet at the centre, six inches lower than it sits at the posts.