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This must be the year of the veterans. Andre Agassi is playing great tennis this year and 40 year old Martina Navratilova won her career high 31st match doubles recently. The Williams sisters continue to dominate tournaments with a few of the other top women's players breaking through for a win here and there. The majors seem to be the place for the Williams sisters.

Did You Know?

Raquet sports, such as Tennis, have been around for centuries. Over nets or off walls, indoors or out, one country and people to the next, it was only logical that a popular global racquet sport would evolve into what is now call tennis. In some places it is still referred to as lawn tennis, since it was first played on the lawns of Victorian England.

The true grand parent of lawn tennis is the centuries-old game of Royal or Court tennis. Around 1873, a patented game sprang out of nobleman's party mood one dreary day in Wales, and the new and improved game of lawn tennis captured the countryside. Indoor court tennis was now professed to be much more funs outdoors, and with the opposite sex no less. Standardized rules, however, were a total magilla. It wasn't until the All England Croquet Club experimented with the first organized tournament, and new set of rules, that tennis really started to solidify.

A couple of summers after lawn tennis took off with the upper crust, a leading group of court tennis enthusiasts spent weekends at a castle retreat called Lullingstone. They hammered out how the game was played and improved it through testing the various boundaries of the court and net. At Wimbledon 1877, the first serve was cracked underhanded, and the extravaganza we know today as the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world got its humble start. 125 years later, the heart of the game still relies on those initial rules.