Tennis Breakpoint
What exactly stops?
I am in the process of becoming more saavy tennis with time, since I do not really play the sport. So I'm still not familiar with terms like a "station". At one point I thought it meant the point scored the game gives a player an advantage over others in the break his lead. After seeing the U.S. Open last but I'm back to my confusion and would appreciate clear explanations and examples to even describe this term. Thank you!
See, breakpoints are these when you are released opponents, and win all the points on his serve. If you are on the verge of winning the last point gor of the game, and the respondent is then served to break his serve and then you are used to turn. For example: Federer vs. Nadal Federer served and the guests is 15-40 and Nadal is on the verge of winning the game [to serve this item when you win and are breaking the breakpoint is] and that is Nadal wins the last point, and he breaks from the Federer serve. Nadal will now serve. In simple words, to serve anyone and win the game on his serve to serve you the rest. I hope you got it and now you're the Game to really understand … 
