Tennis is a sport of hitting a rubber hollow ball with a racket across a net. It originated in the United Kingdom and was first popular in the upper class of English-speaking countries. Tennis is divided into singles and doubles. It is one of the most important ball games in the world. Tennis is a beautiful and intense sport. The origin and development of tennis can be summed up in four sentences: it was conceived in France, born in the United Kingdom, began to popularize and formed a climax in the United States, and is now popular all over the world, known as the world’s first. Two major ball games. Tennis was conceived in France in the Middle Ages, when some young monks in France opened up a venue for sports activities in the monastery in order to improve their monotonous and boring life. They pulled a rope horizontally between the two, a ball sewed with cloth and stuffed with hair inside, and the two sides held it over with their hands through the rope. This was the original tennis ball. In 1873, a squire named Winfield in England moved this ancient game outdoors. In the mid-19th century, after Europeans mastered rubber technology, they made balls that could bounce. The quality of the ball was recognized at the time to be best wrapped with cloth produced in the town of Tanis, Egypt, so tennis was called “TENNIS” later, and the racket was also made of strings instead of sheepskin. This is the prototype of tennis.
