Salary Cap is a common scoring system in fantasy sports like basketball or football, but it is not typically used in fantasy tennis.

Roger Federer is often regarded as the greatest male tennis player of all time due to his exceptional achievements, including 20 Grand Slam titles and a record-breaking 237 consecutive weeks as world number one.

The Davis Cup is an international team competition in men's tennis, not a Grand Slam tournament.

A workhorse in fantasy tennis is a player who consistently delivers solid performances and earns points week after week.

Margaret Court holds the record for the most Grand Slam titles in women's singles, with 24 titles to her name.

A sleeper in fantasy tennis is a player who is not highly ranked or well-known but surprises everyone with their strong performances.

Team Captain is not a common position in fantasy tennis, as teams are typically managed by their owners.

A bust in fantasy tennis is a player who is highly ranked or expected to perform well but ends up disappointing their owners.

Rod Laver holds the record for the most consecutive Grand Slam titles in men's singles, winning all four majors in 1962 and again in 1969.

A breakout player in fantasy tennis is someone who unexpectedly performs well beyond their initial ranking or expectations.

Auction Draft is not a common type of fantasy tennis league, as most leagues use a snake draft format.

A stud in fantasy tennis is a player who is consistently ranked among the top players and delivers solid performances week after week.

Martina Navratilova holds the record for the most Grand Slam titles in mixed doubles, with 10 titles to her name.

A bust in fantasy tennis is a player who is highly ranked or expected to perform well but ends up disappointing their owners.

Carpet Court is not a common surface type in professional tennis, as it is less popular and can be more abrasive on players' joints.