What does ATP stand for relating to tennis?
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Association of Tennis Professionals
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http://www.atptennis.com/en/newsandscores/draws/  This is the men's
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None, the Davis cup for women is the Federation Cup and there can be 5 players unless somebody get injured
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i thought it was used in tennis when you play one vs two.... i could be wrong though
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Racketball is like tennis and it varies from countries.
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Adenosine Triphosphate ATP
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Roger Federer \nhttp://www.atptennis.com/en/players/entrysystem/\n\nLindsay Davenport\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/statistics/1489277.stm
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TENNIS RACKET:\nWilson (pros use them to)\n\n********************************************************************\n\nRULES:\n\n1.)The ball must bounce.\n\n2.)You can not touch the ball while in play.\n\n3.)The ball can only bounce once.\n\n4.)The ball must reach the servers opposite corner on a serve.\n\n5.)Only the racket can touch the ball while in play.\n\n6.)The ball may not bounce on your side of the court while you are serving.\n\n7.)You must stay behind the baseline while you are serving.\n\n8.)You must stay infront of the baseline while returning a serve.\n\n9.)You can not hit the ball twice while returning.\n\n10.)You can't hit the ball on to the side courts durind a singels match.\n\n*******************************************************************\n\nTENNIS PLAYERS:\n\nBoris Beacker-He won the Wimboldon two times\n\nMicheal Chang- Became the first american to win the French Open in more than decades.\n\nAndre' Agassi- He broke the dress code by wearing a earing and colorful clothing.\n\nJennifer Capriati-Played her first proffesional tortament at age 13.\n\nJhon McEnroe- He won 3 US Opens and one Wimpoidon title during the 1980s.\n\n*******************************************************************\n\nFEDERRER:\n\nAll I know is that he is in the current Wimboldon.\n\n*******************************************************************\n\nPICTURES:\n\nhttp://www.pbsbih.ba/sport/2004/juli/04/roger%20federrer.jpg\n\nhttp://www.hanoimoi.com.vn/images/news/thuy%20si.jpg
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tennis  10is\nair force  air 4ce\nwonderful  1derful\ntonight  2nite\nbasics  ba6\ngate  g8\nwait  w8\nfete  f8\nlatex l8ex\nweight  w8\nmate  m8  (and lots of others like this)\ntuna  2na\ntooth  2th\ninto  in2\nformerly  4merly\nformulate  4mul8\ntenative  10tative\nattention  a10tion
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The world ranking is also known as the ATP entry ranking.  Current world #1 is Roger Federer.  He will be the #1 seed in any tournament he enters.  The players "seed" refers to the highest ranked player entered into that tournament.  For example, James Blake is the #14 ranked player in the world, but if he enters a tournament where the top 13 players in the world are not entered then James Blake would be the #1 seed for that tournament.  Then say Carlos Moya the #30 ranked player in the world is the next highest ranked player in the tournament so he would recieve the #2 seed for that tournament and so on.  This would continue until all the seeded positions have been filled.  Then the remaining players are distributed randomly throughout the draw.
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ATP is the abbreviation for Adenosine triphosphate and ADP is the abbreviation for Adenosine diphosphate, the difference being ADP has one less phosphate group.\n\nThe breakdown for A-R-P-P-P is as follows:\n\nA - Adenine (as in the DNA base)\n\nR - Ribose, sugar backbone\n\nP - Phosphate groups
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tennis, badminton, volleyball, netball,paddle,beach volleyball
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grand slam is the major event in tennis professional circuit and singles and doubles are the type of competition singles one versus one and doubles two versus two mixed doubles is male and female versus male and female.\n\nGood luck and God Bless!!
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raquet would be the original English spelling, racket is the American twist on it. But, both are acceptable.
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If you go to yahoo sports and click on tennis it will give the current rankings for both men and women. Hope this helps!
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I only like to watch mens tennis. It's more entertaining to watch. They have more variety in their game. I've also been playing for five years.
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tennis  \n1345, most likely from Anglo-Fr. tenetz "hold! receive! take!," from O.Fr. tenez, imperative of tenir "to hold, receive, take," which was used as a call from the server to his opponent. The original version of the game (a favorite sport of medieval Fr. knights) was played by striking the ball with the palm of the hand, and in O.Fr. was called la paulme, lit. "the palm," but to an onlooker the service cry would naturally seem to identify the game. The use of the word for the modern game is from 1874, short for lawn tennis, which originally was called sphairistike (1873), from Gk. sphairistike (tekhne) "(skill) in playing at ball," from the root of sphere. It was invented, and named, by Maj. Walter C. Wingfield and first played at a garden party in Wales, inspired by the popularity of badminton. \n"The name 'sphairistike,' however, was impossible (if only because people would pronounce it as a word of three syllables to rhyme with 'pike') and it was soon rechristened." ["Times" of London, June 10, 1927]