The Ultimate Tennis Quiz
How well do you know Tennis? Think competitors, locations, events and winners for inspiration to ace our free Tennis quiz. You’ll find 50 questions divided into 5 rounds, so gather round for some sporting quizzing.
Round 1 – Tennis Trivia Part 1
1 – What are the Williams sisters first names?
2 – Which Dutchman won Wimbledon in 1996?
3 – At what age did Boris Becker first win Wimbledon?
4 – At what score does a tie-break happen?
5 – In what year did Andre Agassi win his first Grand Slam title?
6 – At the 1992 Olympics, who won the men’s tennis singles?
7 – Which man won Wimbledon as a wild card entry in 2001?
8 – Pat Cash won the Wimbledon men’s singles title in which year?
9 – Jim Courier lost the 1993 French Open final to whom?
10 – Yevgeny Kafelnikov won the French Open and which other Grand Slam tournament?
Round 2 – Tennis Trivia Part 2
1 – Who won the 2013 Wimbledon men’s singles?
2 – The Australian Open is usually held in which month?
3 – Which venue hosts the French Open?
4 – On which court surface is Wimbledon played?
5 – A men’s Grand Slam singles match is best of how many sets?
6 – From 1976 to 1980, which man won 5 consecutive Wimbledon singles titles?
7 – John McEnroe’s lost the 1984 French Open final to whom?
8 – How many Grand Slam singles titles did Chris Evert win?
9 – In what year did Martina Hingis win her last Grand Slam singles title?
10 – Who did Lleyton Hewitt beat to win the 2001 US Open?
Round 3 – British Tennis
1 – How many ATP singles titles did Tim Henman win?
2 – Who won the Wimbledon ladies singles title in 1977?
3 – Who captained Britain’s 2015 Davis Cup win?
4 – Who beat Greg Rusedski in the 1997 US Open final?
5 – How many Grand Slam singles titles did Sue Barker win?
6 – Which man won three Wimbledon titles between 1934 and 1936?
7 – Who did Andy Murray beat to win his first Grand Slam title?
8 – In 1987, which British pair won the Wimbledon mixed doubles?
9 – In 1977, John Lloyd reached the final of which Grand Slam?
10 – Which Brit won the US Open doubles in 1971 and 1972?
Round 4 – Tennis Trivia Part 3
1 – In what year did Arthur Ashe retire?
2 – Michael Chang won the 1989 French Open at what age?
3 – Which Czech man won the 1998 Australian Open?
4 – What is the term for a 40-40 score in tennis?
5 – What was Stefan Edberg’s tennis playing style?
6 – Steffi Graf won all four Grand Slam singles titles in which year?
7 – In 1991, who did Michael Stich beat to win Wimbledon?
8 – How many Wimbledon singles titles did Pete Sampras win?
9 – Roger Federer completed the career Grand Slam in which year?
10 – How many Grand Slam singles titles did Mats Wilander win?
Round 5 – True or False
1 – Heather Watson was born in Jersey – True or False?
2 – Andy Roddick won Wimbledon in 2003 – True or False?
3 – Rafael Nadal was born in Mallorca – True or False?
4 – Monica Seles played right-handed – True or False?
5 – Jimmy Connors was born in 1951 – True or False?
6 – Gustavo Kuerten won 3 French Open titles – True or False?
7 – Martin Navratilova played left-handed – True or False?
8 – Andre Agassi turned professional in 1986 – True or False?
9 – Thomas Muster never won a match at Wimbledon – True or False?
10 – Milos Raonic lost the 2016 Wimbledon final to Andy Murray – True or False?
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