In this paper

we investigated 60 high-level tennis players' age

gender

sports level reached and time of training before the match using literature method

match Anxiety Scale and mathematical statistics

and conducted comparative analysis so as to investigate whether pre-match anxiety has any effect on the match performance of high-level tennis players. The results of the study by t-test showed that (1) the comparison of pre-match anxiety between male and female athletes was not significant. (2) Pre-match emotion was higher in athletes aged 17 and below than in athletes aged 18 and above

and there was a large variability in the comparison. (3) Pre-match anxiety was higher in athletes at Level II and below than in athletes at Level I and above

and there was a greater variability in the comparison. (4) Pre-match anxiety is higher in athletes who have been training for 3 years or less than those who have been training for 4 years or more

and there is a greater variability in the comparison. (5) Pre-match anxiety was higher among athletes who won provincial and below awards than among athletes who won national and above awards

with a greater variability in comparison.