Definitions

1. At deuce, a too high drop shot by Sharapova was tracked down by Henin, who replied with her own touch shot, a deft crosscourt winner.
2. The Blue Deuce was in position for the free pass but never caught the needed caution that would have given him a shot at a much better finish.
3. The Double Deuce was in need of a comprehensive CMS and unique web design to convey their fun-loving personality.

Set

1. Djokovic's ace and subsequent double-fault led to a second deuce before two straight errors by the German tied the set at 5-all.
2. A win in Vegas from the "Blue Deuce" would set off party bells at PT's Pubs all over town.
3. Tharp used the Joffrey dancers and her own company in a work entitled " Deuce Coupe, " set to music by the Beach Boys.

First

1. In 1973, Tharp created a dance titled "Deuce Coupe" for The Joffrey Ballet, which is considered to be the first ever "cross-over" ballet.

Agassi

1. Agassi is one of the best returners of his, or any other generation, yet he lost 64 of 79 points when Nadal served, never so much as getting to deuce.

Three Points

1. If each player has won three points, the score is described as " deuce " (from French deux meaning two [more points]) rather than "40-all".

Time

1. Bobby Baldwin won $90,000 and a bracelet for the third consecutive year, this time in Deuce to Seven Draw.
2. Somehow, he kept dialing up aces going out wide in the ad court time and time again while effectively mixing up the tee on the Deuce side.

Getting Back

1. He pushed the world number one hard in the next game, getting back to deuce before another effort overshot the mark to give the Spaniard a 2-0 lead.

Play

1. Federer was broken in the first set Thursday, when he and Ferrero played for 37 minutes before play was suspended by rain at deuce at 5-5.

Deuce Court

1. The server begins his service from the deuce court and serves one point.

Court

1. The first of each two-point service starts from the server's advantage court and the second starts from the deuce court.
2. The pain took a toll in many ways, most notably on Sunday when Nadal was serving from the deuce court, against the wind.
3. In tennis, the ad court is the left side of the court for each player, and the deuce court is the right side of the court for each player.

Match

1. Ljubicic saved three match points serving at 4-5 (0-40) to take the game to deuce, but Berdych won the next two points to claim the match.
2. The Australian was taken to deuce for the only time in the match when he double-faulted before holding serve to lead 5-4.
3. Before the match starts Deuce and Domino drive into the entrance way with Cherry.

Sharapova

1. Sharapova is struggling with a blustery breeze but pulls through from deuce - at the second attempt.
2. Sharapova was serving at deuce, up by 4-3, when Golovin rolled her left ankle while running down one of Sharapova's laser strokes.

Roddick

1. At deuce, Roddick sailed a forehand long, giving Federer his seventh break point of the match.
2. Roddick was taken to deuce twice before holding to lead 4-3.

Match Point

1. On the second deuce, Roddick reaches the net and hits a terrible forehand far too deep - match point for Federer.

Game

1. Because a game must be won by two points, play continues from deuce until one player leads by a margin of two points.
2. Each game proceeds as in regular tennis scoring, but if the score reaches deuce, then the winner of the next point, the seventh in the game, wins the game.
3. Deuce comes from the French expression à deux le jeu, meaning "to both is the game" (that is, the two players have equal scores).

Three Players

1. It can also be played among three players, but in this case, one must first remove the card of lowest value in the briscola deck, the deuce of any suit.

Nadal

1. Federer 3-3 Nadal Federer smashes a relatively easy chance into the net to allow Nadal to take the game to deuce.
2. Nadal was clearly frustrated in the eighth game, when he managed to push Roddick to deuce on his serve.
3. Federer 2-3 Nadal Federer takes Nadal to deuce with some incredibly accurate shots to the very outer reaches of the court.

Second Set

1. The second set went with serve, but Sampras looked slightly more vulnerable than in the first, being pushed to deuce in the third game.
2. The highlight of the match came at 5-5 in the second set with Henin serving 40-0 and then inexplicably losing three straight points for deuce.

Back

1. The Australian Open champion took a 15-40 lead next game but the serving Russian pulled it back to deuce and won it.
2. Nadal had one more shot to get back on serve in testing Roddick at deuce in the eighth game.
3. Busch, Tryson and the Miller Lite team will look to guide the “blue deuce” into victory lane and back into the Chase for the Cup.

Flop

1. A deuce on the flop put Linn in the lead and the turn and river were both baby cards to give Michael Linn his first bracelet.
2. Merwick had A2 and saw a flop with an ace and a deuce.
3. In dramatic fashion an ace hit on the flop but a deuce on the turn gave Williams the pot and the victory.

Federer

1. Roddick moves 40-15 up, but Federer comes right back at him with two massive points to take the American to deuce for the second time in three service games.
2. Federer was serving at deuce at 5-5.
3. But Davydenko's errors handed the set to Federer when he doubled-faulted at deuce, then missed a forehand wide.

Drop Shot

1. At deuce, she daringly tried a drop shot that landed on the line, then Williams returned Clijsters' serve long and Clijsters led 3-2.

Forehand

1. Henin, at deuce, missed another forehand by a fraction of an inch, and Sharapova escaped with another feathery backhand drop shot.
2. A brilliant rally at deuce, Roddick ending a long exchange with a deep forehand A to H, before dropping Federer's return back over the net.
3. On the second deuce, he misplayed a forehand to give Federer a chance to secure his place in history.

Break Point

1. In the last game, after Sampras had saved a break point, the Australian clutched his left knee after hitting a forehand service return at deuce.
2. Not only did he never face a break point -- Agassi never even got to deuce on Nadal's serve.

Deuce

1. Nadal, however, brought it back to deuce, ending an 18-stroke point with a drop shot that Federer reached but slapped into the net.
2. Nadal was break point down in the first game of the second set but recovered to win it on the deuce.
3. Though Nadal pulled it back to deuce, Davydenko won the game for a 3-2 lead.

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1. Break Point
2. Forehand
3. Drop Shot
4. Flop
5. Second Set
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