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The most senior organization in tennis is the International Tennis Federation, which was established in Paris, France in 1913. The highest level organization in China is the Chinese Tennis Association. It was established in Beijing in 1953

7 consecutive Olympic tennis events were taken until the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics

Later, due to disagreements between the IOC and the International Tennis Federation over the issue of "amateur athletes"

The climax of popularity and formation in the United States. It first originated in France in the 12th and 13th centuries. At the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896

The effective tennis court is a rectangle with a length of 23.77 meters, the width of the singles court is 8.23 ​​meters, and the width of the doubles court is 10.97 meters.

After all, everyone is used to this scoring method from the court

This is where the seemingly illogical 40 points come from. Although this scoring method seems a bit strange

It became three syllables. At that time, the British thought it was a bit awkward, and it did not conform to the principle of "convenience"

It's not a multiple of 15. This is because in English, the 15th point is pronounced as "fifteen", which is a double syllable, while the 30th point is pronounced as "thirty", which is also a double syllable

Of course everything is based on their convenience. This is the origin of 15 points and 30 points

Therefore, it is understandable that the scoring method is based on local materials. They scored points with a clock that could be turned, and every time they scored, they turned the clock by a quarter, or 15 points (a quarter)

Tennis is only listed as a performance sport. By the 1988 Seoul Olympics, tennis was re-listed as an official sport.

There is disagreement over the issue of "amateur athletes", and the Olympic tennis event, which has been held for seven consecutive terms, has been cancelled

In 1973, the International Women's Tennis Association was established. In the first modern Olympic Games held in Athens in 1896, men's singles and doubles of tennis were listed as official competitions

In 1968 Wimbledon first implemented a competition system that did not distinguish between amateur and professional players.

In 1927, the United Kingdom pioneered seamless tennis, which made the ball faster. From 1945 to the 1960s, tennis became professional

associations of 12 countries including Australia The International Tennis Federation (ITF) was established in Paris to coordinate international tennis activities, organize the year-round competition schedule, revise the rules of tennis and oversee its implementation

Any player or group of doubles players who can win these four championships in the same season is awarded the title of "Grand Slam" winner

French Tennis Championships, British Wimbledon Tennis Championships, United States Tennis Championships and Australian Tennis Championships combined

And in 1905 began to host the Australian Championships, with men's singles, men's doubles two events