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The tennis ball bounces because of pressure. The inside of a tennis ball is made of a hollow rubber core that is pressurized with air. This air pressure is what makes the ball bounce. If you drop a tennis ball from the top of your head and it bounces back up to about your belly button, that ball is good.
