What are the common tennis terms in Japanese?


Particularly for

  * [advantage set / tiebreaker set](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennis_scoring_system#Scoring_a_tiebreak_game)
  * game
  * set
  * match
  * love (the term used for 0 or a no score situation)
  * 15/30/40
  * deuce
  * advantage in / advantage out




advantage set / tiebreaker set

アドバンテージセット/タイブレークセット

game

ゲーム

set

セット

match

マッチ

love (the term used for 0 or a no score situation)

ラブ

15/30/40

フィフティーン/サーティー/フォーティー

deuce

デュース

advantage in / advantage out

アドバンテージ 太郎(player name) / 二郎(player name)

As for advantage in/out, they used to call the players' name who took the
point following with 'advantage' but nowadays they prefer to call advantage
in/out just as westerners do.

In Japan, tennis players tend to be classy people since the Japanese began to
play tennis, so I think most tennis terms were imported in their original
forms because tennis was spread among the intellectual class where no
translation needed, as opposed to baseball which has many Japanese-English
terms!

The tennis terms that don't make sense in Japanese that I know are shank,
overhead and bagel in Japanese respectively フレームに当たる？(I'm not sure) , スマッシュ,
and 6-0.

