Tennis

About

Tennis is a racket sport played individually or in pairs on a rectangular court divided by a net. Players use rackets to hit a ball into the opponent's court, aiming to outmaneuver them. The game requires endurance, agility, and strategic thinking. It is played on various surfaces like grass, clay, and hard courts, each offering different challenges. Tennis has a rich history, originating from 12th-century France and evolving into modern lawn tennis in England. Tennis is a global sport with millions of players and spectators. It is part of the Olympic program and features prestigious tournaments like the Grand Slam events. The sport promotes physical fitness and mental discipline. While injuries can occur, they are generally less severe than in contact sports. Tennis is accessible to players of all ages and skill levels, making it a popular recreational activity worldwide. Its professional level is highly competitive, with players like Roger Federer and Serena Williams achieving legendary status.