Tennis

Definition of Tennis as it relates to Sports, Olympic Games, Summer Olympic Games

Tennis at the Summer Olympic Games is an individual and team-based sport played on various court surfaces with racquets, where athletes hit a ball over a net into their opponent's court to score points. The game emphasizes speed, precision, and strategy while showcasing athletic abilities such as agility, strength, and endurance. Tennis has been an integral part of the Olympic movement since its inclusion in the 1896 Athens Games, demonstrating a rich historical legacy within the broader context of sports and the Olympic Games. The discipline embodies fair play, sportsmanship, and unity, aligning with the core values of the Summer Olympic Games as well as the Olympic Charter.

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