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Racket, sweet and trophy

Racket, sweet and trophy. Jerry, Wu. Tennis History. Played by monks inside cloister corridor and yard in 11st century No racket, only by hand Use rubbery balls (Heavy!) Golden age: 16th century Racket ready Played by nobles in France and England Real tennis : Royal tennis.

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Racket, sweet and trophy

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  1. Racket, sweet and trophy Jerry, Wu.

  2. Tennis History • Played by monks inside cloister corridor and yard in 11st century • No racket, only by hand • Use rubbery balls (Heavy!) • Golden age: 16th century • Racket ready • Played by nobles in France and England • Real tennis : Royal tennis

  3. Tennis History • Failed in 18th century because of revolution • Revive from 19th century • Rules are revised by English captain Wingfield • Only rich people can play it

  4. Tennis History • After 1930’s • Pluralism of the rights to play tennis • Equal rights between the sexes • Activated in China is 1910’s by preaches

  5. Fields of Tennis • Hard ground - Speed • Clay - Spin • Grass - Speed • Carpet - Speed

  6. Supper Matches • Grand Slams • Master Series • Davis Cup • Country V.S. Country • 4 Groups. The winner of each groups can Qualifying the last one in the upper group • 5 points, 1, 2, 3, 5 are single, 5 is double game

  7. Grand Slams • Australia Open • Roland Garros (France Open) • Wimbledon • US Open • If one get 4 grand slams cups in his life, then he can have the name “Grand Slam Player” • Andrew Agassi

  8. Master Series • Indian wells TMS • Miami TMS • Monte Carlo TMS • Rome TMS • Hamburg TMS • Canada TMS • Cincinnati TMS • Madrid TMS • Paris TMS • The Masters Cup (2005 – 2007 上海)

  9. Best Players 2005 • Roger Federer • Andy Roddick • Marat Safin • Rafael Nadal • Lleyton Hewitt

  10. Roger Federer • Sweden, 24 years old • Best player in the world, strongest man on earth • 1 Australia Open, 3 Wimbledon, 1 France Open • 10 Master Series • 2 Master Cup

  11. Andy Roddick • US, 23 years old • Fastest serve 153Mph in the world • My favorite player • American’s Hope • 1 US open • 3 Master series • http://www.andyroddick.com

  12. Marat Safin • Russian, 25 years old • Speak 6 language • My favorite player • Strong serve, strong turn back, tough temper, long romance resume • Currently withdraw from US Open because of his knee • 1 Australia open, 1 US open • 5 Master series

  13. Rafael Nadal • Spanish, 19 years old • The young star, new ball of spanish • 1 France open, 3 Master series

  14. Lleyton Hewitt • Australian, 24 years old • One of my most disliked players • Fast runner, lucid mind in matches • 1 Wimbledon, 1 US open • 2 Master series, 2 Master cup • Come-on! Come-on • Racist, provoker, lacks in some sportsmanship

  15. Famous Ladies 2005 • Maria Sharapova • Lindsay Davenport • Williams sisters

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