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15 in Tennis

15 (Fifteen) in Tennis

Fifteen (noun) [fif–teen]

By Jon Crim
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In this article, we’re going to cover the score of 15 in tennis, including the definition, examples, and common questions.

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Definition of 15

The score of 15 denotes a single point in tennis.

Examples of 15 in a Sentence

Hey, Mike. The score is 15-30, right?

Sarah won the first point of the game. The score is 15-love.

Context for 15

15 is one of the point values used in the tennis scoring system. Other point values include 30, 40, deuce, ad in, ad out, and love.

Common Questions & Answers About 15

What is the first point in a tennis score?

The first point in tennis scoring is 15 or fifteen.

What does 15 mean in tennis?

The score of 15 in tennis refers to a single point.

What comes after 15 in tennis?

The score of 30 comes after 15 in tennis and then followed by 40, deuce, ad in, and ad out.

What’s the difference between 5 and 15 in tennis?

Over the years, some players have shortened the score 15 to 5 for brevity.

Why 15 points in tennis?

In tennis, 15 does not represent 15 points. Instead, 15 denotes the score of a single point. The origins of this score value remain relatively obscure, with references dating back to the 1400s.

Why do they count 15 in tennis?

Unfortunately, there is not a clear answer to why the score of 15 exists in tennis. However, 15 does indeed represent a single point.

Wrapping Up

Do you have questions about 15 in tennis? Let us know in the comments below – we’re happy to help.

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