Tennis Grid
A daily 3×3 tennis trivia grid. Each square needs a player who fits both its row and its column: a Spaniard with a 90+ backhand, a 1990s star who was best on grass. Fill all 9 squares in 9 guesses.
Play today's grid
How to play
- Tap a square. Look at its row and its column.
- Name a player who fits both. Start typing and pick from the list.
- Watch your guesses. You have 9 in all. A wrong guess still uses one, and a player can only fill one square.
- Share your grid. See how many of the 9 you got, then come back tomorrow for a new grid.
The categories
- Countries: USA, Spain, France, Sweden, Australia, Argentina, Russia.
- Peak decade: players who peaked in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s or 2010s.
- Skills 90+: serve, return, forehand, backhand, net, movement or mental rated 90 or more.
- Best surface: best on clay, grass or hard courts.
- Others: left-handed, legend era, overall rating 85+.
Tips
Start with the hardest square first, before the players it needs are used up elsewhere. Save the obvious greats for squares where few others fit: Nadal works for Spain, lefty and best on clay, but he can only fill one.
FAQ
- Is there an Immaculate Grid for tennis?
- Yes. Tennis Grid is a free daily 3×3 tennis trivia grid in the style of Immaculate Grid. Name a player who fits both the row and the column of each square.
- How many guesses do you get?
- You get 9 guesses for 9 squares. A wrong guess still uses one, and each player can only fill one square.
- Does every square have an answer?
- Yes. Every square has at least 3 correct players, and the whole grid can always be filled with 9 different players.