service break
break ****

There were five service breaks in the first set alone.

The shot helped produce the service break she needed to go on and take the set.

There would be a total of six service breaks in the second set.

She opened the match with a service break, but never won another game in the first set.

On even her worst days, down a set or just a service break, she still believes in herself.

The set's end came on the seventh service break of the match.

The second came on the final point, and it produced the match's only service break.

There had been only four service breaks in the first two sets.

Neither player could manage a service break in the first set.

On his second service break, Agassi took the first set, 6-4.

They had stood at one set all, but Hammond held two service breaks in the third.

There were 16 service breaks in the match, 8 by each player.

Still, the match's only service break came in the fourth game of the first set when Martin, down by 40-30, won the next three points.

In a match with 13 service breaks, that was inevitable.

In the second set, both players seemed edgy and the first four games were service breaks.

The fifth set turned Gilbert's way as he gained a service break in the first game.

Of the 10 service breaks, 7 went against her.

Her low point came in the fourth game of the set when she double-faulted three times for the service break.

"That was the changing point," Leach said of the service break.

The players seesawed through five more service breaks in the third.

Distribution services broke down; there were almost no deliveries of any kind.

He then held serve and, sensing a Washington letdown, got his own service break for 5-3.

Navratilova scored the only service break of the second set in the fifth game.

Agassi, despite two close line calls against him during the fourth set, began the fifth with a service break.

In the third set, there were service breaks in six of the first seven games.