What is a double fault in tennis?

A double fault occurs when a player fails to make both their first and second serve in, resulting in the loss of a point.

Who has the most double faults in tennis history?

Players with long careers and aggressive serving styles tend to accumulate the most double faults, though this statistic is often correlated with total matches played.

How do double faults affect match outcomes?

Double faults can significantly impact match momentum and outcomes, especially at crucial points like break points or tie-breaks.

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Player statistics
#	Player	Matches	Double Faults
1	Fernando Verdasco	992	3882
2	Goran Ivanisevic	766	3623
3	Marc Rosset	682	3526
4	Gael Monfils	930	3470
5	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	860	3409
6	Feliciano Lopez	980	3404
7	Tommy Haas	881	3391
8	Fabio Fognini	795	3231
9	Thomas Enqvist	715	3228
10	Greg Rusedski	694	3196
11	Novak Djokovic	1368	3168
12	Pete Sampras	836	3035
13	Lleyton Hewitt	820	2964
14	Benoit Paire	542	2868
15	Marin Cilic	940	2853
16	David Ferrer	1087	2837
17	Roger Federer	1472	2776
18	Grigor Dimitrov	777	2711
19	Alexander Zverev	764	2636
20	Tim Henman	734	2627
21	Guillermo Garcia-Lopez	651	2585
22	Dominik Hrbaty	631	2564
23	Jonas Bjorkman	744	2543
24	Jeremy Chardy	599	2535
25	Petr Korda	537	2528
26	Andy Murray	977	2483
27	Richard Gasquet	1001	2478
28	Ivo Karlovic	699	2472
29	Mark Philippoussis	485	2453
30	Denis Shapovalov	436	2452

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