I’m not sure whether u’re asking about World Champions for all 3 sports, but I know of only two. Squash – Jonathan Power: Canadian (I think), Tennis – Roger Federer: Swiss. I think the Badminton champion is from Asia-Pacific.
Squash is something like Racquet ball, but played indoors. You hit the ball against a front wall. Either straight, via the side walls or the back walls. The ball is small and less bouncy than a Tennis ball. To score in the game is to beat the ball well enough to have ur opponent miss the ball completely or after the second bounce against the floor.
Badminton is an indoor sport, where you have a net between 2-4 players. Something like a volleyball net but only lower. Rackets are thin and light and you play with a shuttlecock. It’s nothing like a ball but something like a feathered weighted cork at the front. You score when your opponent hits the net or hits the shuttle outside the marked court lines or miss the shot. Serve changes when you lose a point and you only get a point on your own serve.
I’m not sure whether u’re asking about World Champions for all 3 sports, but I know of only two. Squash – Jonathan Power: Canadian (I think), Tennis – Roger Federer: Swiss. I think the Badminton champion is from Asia-Pacific.
Squash is something like Racquet ball, but played indoors. You hit the ball against a front wall. Either straight, via the side walls or the back walls. The ball is small and less bouncy than a Tennis ball. To score in the game is to beat the ball well enough to have ur opponent miss the ball completely or after the second bounce against the floor.
Badminton is an indoor sport, where you have a net between 2-4 players. Something like a volleyball net but only lower. Rackets are thin and light and you play with a shuttlecock. It’s nothing like a ball but something like a feathered weighted cork at the front. You score when your opponent hits the net or hits the shuttle outside the marked court lines or miss the shot. Serve changes when you lose a point and you only get a point on your own serve.
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