Olympic Tennis Drinking Game
One of the great things about tennis is that you can find a match on the telly almost year-round. There’s the Australian Open in January, the French Open in May, Wimbledon in July and the US Open in August. If it happens to be a Summer Olympics year, then there is even more tennis to watch, and you can turn this Olympic drinking game into a double Olympic drinking game with Olympics on TV and an Olympic amount of drinks consumed while watching it!
Without further ado, this is the Olympic Tennis Drinking game.
The Drinking Game
Whether you are new to the sport of tennis or you are a massive fan, you will love this drinking game for something a little different for a stag party night. Everyone knows that adding alcohol to any event is going to make it better. We’re fully aware that watching two world-class grunting men or women battering a tennis ball back and forth over a net is really entertaining; however, if you find that you are in the minority and are not completely fascinated by this, then our Olympic tennis drinking game will make it a little more interesting.
The Olympic tennis drinking game is a great way to turn a tennis sporting event into a drinking one, so why not try it as a pre-drinks game before you head out for the stag party? If you are at a pub, it’s a good one to do if the tennis is on the television at the same time. We’ve played this game on a Galway Stag Do when Wimbledon was on and everyone had a great time, even the lads who had never watched a full tennis match.
All you need for this game is a pub with the tennis on and a pint in your hand. Check out the rules below to get started.
Tennis Drinking Game Rules
Take a sip when:
A player makes an unnecessary grunting noise.
A commentator makes a terrible attempt at pronouncing a foreign name.
A player wipes their face with a towel.
It begins to rain.
A player shakes their head in disapproval.
The ball boy runs across the court.
Take a chug when:
A player changes his/her clothes or racket.
A commentator makes a really obvious comment like ‘They need to stop hitting the ball off the net’.
A player takes a drink of water.
The camera zooms in on a celebrity and you don’t know who they are.
Down your drink when:
A commentator remarks on how disappointing a player’s performance is.
Someone says, ‘How can you watch tennis it’s so boring’, or something to that effect.
The ball boy gets hit with a tennis ball.
Take a shot when:
Two players turn up in the same attire.
A player swings the racket in their hand in a 360-degree spin.
A player pulls a funny facial expression.
No matter what your preferred drink is for a stag party, I’m sure you will agree that this game will be even more enjoyable when you have a set of drinking rules to follow!
Let the games begin!
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