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A ball that is served so well that your opponent is unable to make contact with the ball is called?
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A ball that is served so well that your opponent is unable to make contact with the ball is called?

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ACE – A ball that is served so well the opponent cannot touch it with their racquet. AD – Short for Advantage. It is the point scored after Deuce. If the serving side scores, it is Ad-in. If the receiving side scores, it is Ad-out.

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Answer: Service Ace

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