[Ballbasher]

In Doubles I was once down 4-6 *1-5 *40-A & 4-6 *3-5 *40-A and we went on to win 4-6 7-5 6-0.

[Six Feet Under]

I've been down 6-1 0-5 10-40 won the 2nd 7-6(6) after saving 9sps
0-5 40-AD, won the set 7-5
Saved 12sps down 1-5 15-40 won the set 7-6(5) in 1hr 50min but lost the match 6-7 6-1 10-8

[keii]

I was down 4-6, 0-5 and he was serving for the match; but I broke the serve and come back on that set, then won the match. It was the most amazing match I have ever played and probably I will never ever play anything like that again

[toby345]

It was an important match for my club. I was down 2-6 6-2 *0-4, came back to *5-4, lost serve and was down *5-6, won the tiebreak and the match 7-5.

[Jem]

I have some good comebacks through the years (hey, I'm nearing 50!), including from a set and 5-0 down, saving multiple match points along the way, and then rallying again in a third set. I've lost my share of those matches, too, not always because I choked -- sometimes, the guy just starts playing lights-out tennis. My best comeback was in a high school match in my junior year against a guy who had beaten me in straight sets the first time we played. This time, I played him even and got to a third-set tie-break. This was the mid 1970s, and we played the nine-point, sudden-death tie-breaker. I went down 4-0, facing five straight match points. I saved them all and won the match!

[Benshka]

From 46 0-5 15-40* to 46 75 60 .

[matthias]

from 5-7 2-5 and matchpoints for my opponent to 7-5
and in third set i was down 2-5 again and won in 3rd set tiebreak

[JJandAna4ever]

In my 4.0 league final, I lost the first set 3-6 and it wasn't even close. I could only return 1 of his serve the entire set and barely held on to mine for three games. It wasn't even that I was playing badly. His serve has just on a whole different level. It has so much spin and more pace than any serves I've face before. I swear he was serving pro level because 95 percent of his second serves were right on the line.

I just hanged in there got some serves back, and won the second and third set 6-2 6-1

[égalité]

Down 6-2 5-2, won 2-6 7-5 6-2

In doubles, my team was down 4-0 in the third set, and we won it in a tie-break

[Josh.]

I didn't win the match, but I was down 6-2 4-1 playing my usual hit and miss, ball-bashing game. I thought I would change it up and play some pathetic pushing tennis (not like me at all, and even more unusual as I move maybe a step quicker then Maria, on clay, when it's damp.) It worked and I won the second set by 6-4 and had multiple match points in the MTB where my pushing got me in trouble as I didn't have the balls to go for my shots on my MP's and ended up losing 12-10.

[Petkorazzi]

I rarely choke and rarely come back

My biggest comeback would be winning 06 75 76 in April. The boy is a bit stronger than me, and he had beaten me 3 times so I was delighted to win tis one. First set I got crushed but in the other two sets I just made sure I fed him no forehand and ran everything down. That was a good match

In practices though, I have come back from 1-5 several times. When I don't really feel like playing, that's the score I usually wake up at.

Biggest choke - Losing a match from 3-0 40-0 first set, 4-2, *5-4, *6-5 second set => 36 67

[Marlboro]

Back when I used to play club tennis as a kid, we were playing a doubles match and found ourselves down 0-5*. As nothing was working and we wanted to keep the match going, we started moonballing, and I really mean moonballing. We hit so many lobs that they became increasingly frustrated and started missing most overheads. We eventually took it in a tie-break (played at 5 all).

Afterwards we encountered one of our opponents sitting on the ground crying.

[MH0861]

1-6 *3-5 0-40 to 1-6 6-6 (3-6) to 1-6 7-6(6) 6-4

[jjcrew#1]

was down 1-6 3-0 0-40 and came back and won 1-6 6-4 6-1

[G&R]

it wasn't really a comeback but I was up a set (6-4) but down 5-o in the second set...I won 64 75 saving like 3 set points