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Tennis is a racket game that can be played individually between a single rival (single) or two teams of two players (each doubles). Each player uses a tennis racket, which is hit with a cord to cover a hollow rubber ball on a net or above the opponent’s court. Today we will discuss about Tennis: History| Rules| Rankings| Results| Tennis 2019 News

Tennis: History| Rules| Rankings| Results| Tennis 2019 News

Tennis: History| Rules| Rankings| Results| Tennis 2019 News

First played Between 1859 and 1865, Birmingham, England
Characteristics
Contact No
Team members Singles or doubles
Mixed gender Yes, separate tours & mixed doubles
Type Outdoor or indoor
Equipment Tennis ball, tennis racket
Venue tennis court
Glossary Glossary of tennis
Presence
Country or region Worldwide
Olympic part of Summer Olympic programme from 1896 to 1924
Demonstration sport in the 1968 and 1984 Summer Olympics
Part of Summer Olympic programme since 1988
Paralympic part of Summer Paralympic programme since 1992

History

  • There has been much debate on the invention of modern tennis, but in 1973, it was introduced in the officially recognized centenary year of the game, Major Walter Clopton Wingfield in 1873.
  • He published the first book of the rules that year and took a patent on his game.
  • In 1874, however, historians have concluded that similar games were played first and the first tennis club was founded by Englishman Harry Jem and in 1872 Limington had many collaborators.
  • Wingfield’s court hour was of size and it could develop from badminton.
  • The shape of the clutches, which Wingfield wrote in his booklet “Sparististic, or Lawn Tennis”, can be adopted for patent reasons because it has separated the court from ordinary rectangular courts.
  • At that time, Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) was the governing body of the real tennis, whose rules were recently revised.
  • After JM Heathcote, a typical real tennis player developed a better rubber ball of rubber covered with a white flannel, in 1875, MCC established a new, standardized set of rules for tennis.
  • Meanwhile, the game was spread in the United States in the 1870s. Mary Outerbridge of New York has been credited with bringing a set of rackets and balls to the director of her brother, Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club.
  • But research has shown that William Appleton of Massachusetts may have the first lawn tennis set owned by Nahan and his friends James Dwight and Fred R. Sears have made the game popular.
  • An important milestone in the history of tennis was the decision of All England Crockett Club to separate a lawn for tennis in Wimbledon, which soon proved to be so popular that the club named its name All England Crockett and Lawn Tennis Club Changed in In 1877 the club decided to organize a tennis championship, and one of three championships subcommittee was appointed.
  • It decided the 27-feet (8.2 meters) wide 78-feet (23.8 meters) rectangular court. They adapted the standard tennis system of scoring – 15, 30, 40, games – and allowed the server to make a mistake (i.e., two occasions for giving a proper service at each point).
  • These major decisions are part of modern rules. Twenty-two entries were received, and the winner of the Wimbledon championship was Spencer Gore.
  • Scottish championship was held in 1878, followed by the Irish Championships in 1879.
  • The first French championship was held in 1891 in the Stade Frank, but it was an interconnected tournament that did not truly become international in 1925; The French Federation of Lawn Tennis was founded in 1920.
  • Other national championships were inaugurated in Canada (1890), South Africa (1891), Spain (1910), Denmark (1921), Egypt (1925), Italy (1930) and Sweden (1936).
  • In 1884, a women’s championship was started at Wimbledon, and the women’s national championship began in the United States from 1887.

Rules

Tennis: History| Rules| Rankings| Results| Tennis 2019 News

  1. To continue a ball, it must descend within the boundary to play; If a player kills a ball outside the boundary, then it is a loss of point for it.
  2. Players / teams can not touch the net or posts or cross the opponent’s side.
  3. Players / teams can not take the ball or catch the racket.
  4. The player can not kill the ball twice
    Players must wait until the ball passes to the net before they can return it.
  5. A player who jumps twice, If the ball kills the players or touches, then it is counted as a penalty.
  6. If the racket leaves the hand or verbally abuse, then a penalty is given.
  7. Any ball that bounces on the boundary line is considered to be good.
  8. All players should bounce before the player can get it back.

Rankings

RANK PREV
RANK
PLAYER RANKING
POINTS
1 1 NOVAK DJOKOVIC 12,715
2 2 RAFAEL NADAL 7,945
3 3 ROGER FEDERER 6,420
4 4 DOMINIC THIEM 4,685
5 5 ALEXANDER ZVEREV 4,360
6 6 STEFANOS TSITSIPAS 4,215
7 7 KEI NISHIKORI 4,040
8 8 KEVIN ANDERSON 3,565
9 9 KAREN KHACHANOV 2,980
10 10 FABIO FOGNINI 2,785
11 11 JOHN ISNER 2,715
12 12 JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO 2,695
13 13 DANIIL MEDVEDEV 2,625
14 14 BORNA CORIC 2,615
15 15 MARIN CILIC 2,395
16 16 GAEL MONFILS 2,055
17 17 NIKOLOZ BASILASHVILI 1,970
18 18 MILOS RAONIC 1,900
19 19 STAN WAWRINKA 1,715
20 20 ROBERTO BAUTISTA AGUT 1,690
21 21 FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME 1,522
22 30 MATTEO BERRETTINI 1,505
23 23 DIEGO SCHWARTZMAN 1,440
24 22 GUIDO PELLA 1,430
25 25 DENIS SHAPOVALOV 1,390
26 24 ALEX DE MINAUR 1,330
27 27 LASLO DJERE 1,329
28 28 BENOIT PAIRE 1,303
29 26 LUCAS POUILLE 1,295
30 29 KYLE EDMUND 1,280
31 31 DUSAN LAJOVIC 1,271
32 32 CRISTIAN GARIN 1,268
33 33 DAVID GOFFIN 1,255
34 44 ADRIAN MANNARINO 1,241
35 38 JAN-LENNARD STRUFF 1,240
36 35 FRANCES TIAFOE 1,230
37 34 FERNANDO VERDASCO 1,210
38 37 GILLES SIMON 1,190
39 36 NICK KYRGIOS 1,180
40 39 MARCO CECCHINATO 1,130
41 40 RADU ALBOT 1,101
42 41 TAYLOR FRITZ 1,090
43 45 PIERRE-HUGUES HERBERT 1,008
44 43 PABLO CUEVAS 1,003
45 46 GRIGOR DIMITROV 997
46 62 JORDAN THOMPSON 967
47 47 MIKHAIL KUKUSHKIN 955
48 48 LEONARDO MAYER 940
49 50 CAMERON NORRIE 940
50 51 PHILIPP KOHLSCHREIBER 930
51 52 MARTON FUCSOVICS 930
52 53 FILIP KRAJINOVIC 928
54 42 RICHARD GASQUET 920
55 60 NICOLAS JARRY 900
56 55 MARTIN KLIZAN 895
57 56 JOHN MILLMAN 875
58 57 PABLO CARRENO BUSTA 860
59 58 JUAN IGNACIO LONDERO 859
60 59 CASPER RUUD 858
61 61 REILLY OPELKA 855
62 63 DAMIR DZUMHUR 833
63 70 DANIEL EVANS 818
65 49 JEREMY CHARDY 810
66 67 ROBIN HAASE 781
67 68 YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA 776
68 69 SAM QUERREY 770
69 72 ANDREAS SEPPI 770
70 65 MACKENZIE MCDONALD 761
71 71 JOAO SOUSA 750
72 73 ROBERTO CARBALLES BAENA 742
73 75 RICHARD BERANKIS 734
74 76 LORENZO SONEGO 732
75 77 FEDERICO DELBONIS 731
76 78 STEVE JOHNSON 725
77 79 JO-WILFRIED TSONGA 725
78 82 PABLO ANDUJAR 702
79 84 DENIS KUDLA 700
80 66 MATTHEW EBDEN 696
81 81 ANDREY RUBLEV 696
82 83 MIOMIR KECMANOVIC 671
83 86 IVO KARLOVIC 669
84 80 MARIUS COPIL 667
85 85 ALEXANDER BUBLIK 662
86 102 CORENTIN MOUTET 660
87 87 LLOYD HARRIS 652
88 74 JAUME MUNAR 630
89 89 BRADLEY KLAHN 628
90 90 ERNESTS GULBIS 617
91 92 TENNYS SANDGREN 599
92 93 ALJAZ BEDENE 595
93 94 HENRI LAAKSONEN 593
94 95 HUGO DELLIEN 593
95 91 PRAJNESH GUNNESWARAN 591
96 97 PAOLO LORENZI 572
97 99 YANNICK MADEN 570
98 101 ALBERT RAMOS-VINOLAS 560
99 104 THOMAS FABBIANO 557
100 98 MALEK JAZIRI 557
102 88 BERNARD TOMIC 548
103 112 STEFANO TRAVAGLIA 543
104 109 THIAGO MONTEIRO 536
105 96 DENIS ISTOMIN 535
106 107 JIRI VESELY 528
107 110 TARO DANIEL 524
108 100 TOMAS BERDYCH 520
109 106 BRAYDEN SCHNUR 520
110 105 MARCEL GRANOLLERS 518
112 111 GUIDO ANDREOZZI 512
113 108 FELICIANO LOPEZ 507
114 115 KAMIL MAJCHRZAK 486
115 116 GREGOIRE BARRERE 484
116 117 JASON JUNG 482
117 113 DENNIS NOVAK 478
118 119 MATTHIAS BACHINGER 476
119 114 MISCHA ZVEREV 470
120 140 ELIAS YMER 466
121 120 PETER GOJOWCZYK 465
122 124 PEDRO SOUSA 463
123 121 SERGIY STAKHOVSKY 461
124 122 SALVATORE CARUSO 458
125 123 MIKAEL YMER 453
126 154 ANDREJ MARTIN 449
128 127 RYAN HARRISON 445
129 128 GIANLUCA MAGER 444
130 148 EVGENY DONSKOY 442
131 133 SOON WOO KWON 437
132 132 OSCAR OTTE 427
134 134 DAVID FERRER 425
135 136 BJORN FRATANGELO 423
136 130 FACUNDO BAGNIS 423
137 141 LUKAS ROSOL 423
138 138 TOMMY PAUL 422
139 137 MARCOS BAGHDATIS 420
140 131 PETER POLANSKY 414
141 144 LORENZO GIUSTINO 409
142 145 SEBASTIAN OFNER 407
143 139 LUKAS LACKO 406
144 125 ILYA IVASHKA 404
145 142 JOZEF KOVALIK 403
146 143 MICHAEL MMOH 401
147 135 ALEX BOLT 392
148 146 NIKOLA MILOJEVIC 386
150 150 ADRIAN MENENDEZ-MACEIRAS 379
151 155 JAMES DUCKWORTH 374
153 170 DUSTIN BROWN 370
154 153 GUILLERMO GARCIA-LOPEZ 369
155 147 RAMKUMAR RAMANATHAN 364
156 157 HYEON CHUNG 360
157 156 EGOR GERASIMOV 360
158 164 DUDI SELA 358
159 158 TATSUMA ITO 357
160 159 QUENTIN HALYS 354
162 152 ALESSANDRO GIANNESSI 348
163 161 MARCO TRUNGELLITI 343
165 166 KIMMER COPPEJANS 339
166 163 JOAO DOMINGUES 331
168 168 JASON KUBLER 314
169 191 GO SOEDA 312
171 171 JACK SOCK 310
173 165 MAXIMILIAN MARTERER 303
174 169 BLAZ ROLA 303
175 185 RUBEN BEMELMANS 301
176 173 NOAH RUBIN 301
177 178 STEFANO NAPOLITANO 294
178 184 YASUTAKA UCHIYAMA 292
179 201 FEDERICO CORIA 292
180 175 DARIAN KING 291
181 167 ENRIQUE LOPEZ PEREZ 291
182 177 CARLOS BERLOCQ 289
183 179 ARTHUR DE GREEF 289
184 188 EMILIO GOMEZ 286
185 180 SIMONE BOLELLI 281
186 176 MITCHELL KRUEGER 281
187 182 VASEK POSPISIL 279
188 183 THANASI KOKKINAKIS 278
189 181 MARC POLMANS 278
190 195 DANIEL BRANDS 275
191 189 NICOLAS MAHUT 272
192 196 MAXIME JANVIER 271
193 193 VIKTOR TROICKI 270
194 194 ALEKSANDR NEDOVYESOV 270
195 202 FACUNDO ARGUELLO 269
198 205 VIKTOR GALOVIC 265
199 198 DONALD YOUNG 264
200 210 FEDERICO GAIO 264

Results

Tennis: History| Rules| Rankings| Results| Tennis 2019 News

French Open – Women’s Doubles

SUNDAY 9TH JUNE 2019

WOMEN’S DOUBLES – FINAL

Timea Babos (Hun) & Kristina Mladenovic (Fra) beat Yingying Duan (Chn) & Saisai Zheng (Chn) 6-2 6-3

FRIDAY 7TH JUNE 2019

WOMEN’S DOUBLES – SEMI-FINAL

Timea Babos (Hun) & Kristina Mladenovic (Fra) beat Elise Mertens (Bel) & Aryna Sabalenka (Blr) 6-2 6-1

WOMEN’S DOUBLES – SEMI-FINAL

Men’s Tennis

QUARTERFINALS

Fri Jun 21, 2019

UPCOMING – 7:00a
 Diego Schwartzman
 Daniil Medvedev (4)
UPCOMING – 8:00a
 Nicolas Mahut
 Gilles Simon
UPCOMING – 8:20a
 Felix Auger Aliassime (8)
 Stefanos Tsitsipas (1)
UPCOMING – 9:40a
 Feliciano Lopez Diaz-Guerra
 Milos Raonic (6)

FOURTH ROUND

Fri Jun 21, 2019

FINAL
 Feliciano Lopez Diaz-Guerra
 Juan Martin Del Potro (3)

Thu Jun 20, 2019

FINAL 1 2
 Marin Cilic (5)
4 4

 Diego Schwartzman

6 6
FINAL 1 2 3
 Kevin Anderson (2)
1 6 4

 Gilles Simon

6 4 6
FINAL 1 2 3

 Nicolas Mahut

3 7 7
 Stan Wawrinka (7)
6 5 2
FINAL 1 2 3
 Lucas Pouille
9 7 4

 Daniil Medvedev (4)

11 5 6
FINAL 1 2
 Aljaz Bedene
3 3

 Milos Raonic (6)

6 7
FINAL 1 2 3
 Jeremy Chardy
6 6 4

 Stefanos Tsitsipas (1)

4 7 7
FINAL 1 2 3
 Nick Kyrgios
7 3 5

 Felix Auger Aliassime (8)

4 7 7

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Tennis 2019 News

Looking for Federer il Goldilocks forhands in halle

The nine-time champion said to find a range on the grass after the initial victory
Roger Federer often makes tennis easy.

Looking for Federer il Goldilocks forhands in halle

  • But even the Swiss star found himself in the position of ‘The Goldilocks’ during the 7-6 (1), 6-3 victory against John Millman in the first round of NOVENTI OPEN on Tuesday.
  • “I know there were a lot of errors. Federer said, “I’ve got the right kind of power on the forehand.” “Not very soft, not very rigid. I had to find a middle path “
  • During his first match of the grass-court season, Federer made an unrecoverable number of unrecoverable errors from the forehand wing.
  • And 37-year-old knows that when he was competing on the soil, he would need to make adjustments for a relatively low bounce on this surface.
  • “I was looking for it in Paris compared to [different balls] in the last few weeks,” Federer said.
  • “The grass plays differently, how much I need to spin on the ball, how much do I need to make the ball flat.
  • So I often used to play a little bit on the aggressive side in the beginning because I always knew that I could pull a little back.
  • So definitely the shot can only be better. It can not be bad There is a level that I think is on my forehead. “
  • To be fair to the nine-time Haley Champion, he did not perform poorly against Millman, who had defeated him at the US Open last year.
  • Federer won 90 percent of his first-serve points (38/42) and saved the only break point.
  • In the first set tie-break, top seed dropped just one point to handle the match.
  • “There were definitely some good moments,” said Federer. “Everything from the baseline is getting better just here. So I’m sure there. “
  • Gras-Court season is different from last few years, which is for Federer, who competed with Mercedes since 2016-18, because he did not play Roland Garros.
  • But after returning to the soil for the first time since 2016, Federer is playing a little different program on the grass.
  • “This is my first match on grass. It always used to be in Hal in my first round. It was like the past days.
  • I always think that in any way you are a good way because the next match will always be different or better.
  • And all those things will feel, “Federer said. “Apart from this, I feel that this fact of John was beaten in the US Open, I knew it was going to be difficult, so thankfully I was not very nervous.”
  • Federer now has a record of 64-7 in Halle, and he will try to reach his 17th quarter-finals in the ATP 500 tournament when he faces the former world No. 5 Joe-Wilfried Tsonga.
  • French has won its last two FedEx ATP Head 2 Head Meetings in 2016 Monte-Carlo and 2014 Canada.

But Federer went ahead with his rivalry 11-6, and he never failed to advance to the event in the last eight.

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