Tennis World Records

Brian Pankey executed 126 bounces of a flaming tennis ball on alternating sides of a tennis racket.

Brian Pankey spun a pillow on one finger for one minute and 1.90 seconds while juggling two tennis balls with his other hand and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey made 63 consecutive catches juggling two tennis balls while spinning a playing card on a playing card using a fan.

While kneeling and juggling three tennis balls in a reverse cascade pattern, Brian Pankey completed 11 consecutive catches (and throws) of a tennis ball in a tennis can.

Brian Pankey completed nine catches of two table tennis balls while lying down on his back and spinning a pillow on one finger.

Brian Pankey executed 24 catches of a table tennis ball while bouncing a table tennis ball on a paddle in alternating hands in under 30 seconds.

Brain Pankey completed 20 consecutive table tennis ball bounces alternating sides between the flat side and spine of a paddle while juggling two tennis balls in his other hand.

Brian Pankey completed 66 bounces of a golf ball on a rubber mallet while juggling two tennis balls in the other hand and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey executed 26 tennis ball bounces alternating between the racket spine and face while balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey executed 4 bounces of a tennis ball on a racket while flipping the racket one full rotation between each bounce and balancing on a rola bola.

Viktor O. spun around 5 times while balancing a tennis racket on a hacky sack held in his hand.

Brian Pankey completed 146 Charlier playing card cuts while bouncing a tennis ball on alternate sides of a tennis racket.

Brian Pankey completed 49 Revolution playing card cuts while bouncing a tennis ball on alternate sides of a tennis racket.

Brian Pankey completed 11 Revolution playing card cuts in 30 seconds while bouncing a tennis ball on alternate sides of a tennis racket.

Thomas Whelan returned 613 balls in a single run of Returning Balls, the tennis training game in Wii Sports, before one finally slipped past. The video, filmed off a TV screen in Dublin, picks the run up at 210 and follows the game's own counter without a cut to 613 and the "Finished" call, with a few pauses on the HOME menu along the way. The results screen then reads 101, because the game stores this score in a counter that rolls over every 256 points, and 613 is exactly two rollovers plus 101.

Art Hoffman completed 22 consecutive successful serves using a wooden racket with the press still attached. He set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012