Who is the organizer of the French Open?

WTA and ITP for women and ATP and ITP for men.

The French Open is a tennis tournament held at the Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, France. Usually played in May-June each year, it is the second major tournament to be played each year.

Founded in 1891, the tournament is the only tennis tournament to be played on clay courts, marking the highest honour in clay and the end of the annual clay season. With the slower speed of the earth on clay and the best-of-five format in men's singles, players will need to be skilled and staggering.

The venue of the French Open is set at the Roland Garros stadium in the Monte Heights, west of Paris, in the western suburbs of Paris. It is also the only tournament among the four major tennis tournaments to feature clay courts. The stadium is named in honor of Roland Garros, a French national hero.

Originally built in 1928 and undergoing a major redevelopment in 1999, the course has a total of 23 playing venues, the main venues and capacities include:

Philippe-Chatrier Court: 15,059; Suzanne-Lenglen Court: 10,076; Court No

1): 3,790 people. There is also a tennis museum (tennisium) managed by the French Tennis Federation.

The venue of the French Open is set at the Roland Garros stadium in the Monte Heights, west of Paris, in the western suburbs of Paris. It is also the only tournament among the four major tennis tournaments to feature clay courts. The stadium is named in honor of Roland Garros, a French national hero.

Originally built in 1928 and undergoing a major redevelopment in 1999, the course has a total of 23 playing venues, the main venues and capacities include:

Philippe-Chatrier Court: 15,059; Suzanne-Lenglen Court: 10,076; Court No

1): 3,790 people. There is also a tennis museum (tennisium) managed by the French Tennis Federation.

At the 2011 French Open, Li Na wrote a legend again on the magical clay court on the 4th, and in the women's singles final of the French Open, Li Na won the first Grand Slam singles championship trophy in China and even Asia.

The player with the most wins at the French Open is undoubtedly the king of clay, Rafael Nadal. Nadal has lost just two matches at Roland Garros since his appearance at the French Open in 2005, and since the end of last year's French Open, Nadal has won his 11th career French Open title and his 17th Grand Slam title.

WTA and ITF for women and ATP and ITF for men.

International Women's Professional Network (WTA), the full name of the English is Women's tennis association 。Founded in 1973, the player is based in St. Petersburg, Florida; The Sports Science Department, the Medical Department, Tour Operations Department, and the Office of Player Relations are located in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA. Founded by a team of 63 players led by Billie Jean King, the WTA has grown from $1.9 million in tournaments in 10 countries to $1.9 million in prize money in 33 countries today.

ATP is the abbreviation of Association of Tennis Professional, which can be translated as the Professional Men's Tennis Association, which is the "autonomous" management organization of men's professional tennis players in the worldATP was established at the 1972 US Open, and its main task is to coordinate the partnership between professional athletes and the event, and is responsible for organizing and managing the points, rankings, prize distribution, and competition rules of professional players and granting or canceling the qualification of the contestant.

ITF is an abbreviation for International Tennis Federation. The objectives of the International Tennis Federation are: to promote the popularity of tennis; strengthening friendship between national tennis associations; supervise compliance with the rules of the Federation during competitions; Maintain the independence of the International Network Federation.

There are two types of ITF members: full members and members, members have the right to vote at the congress, and members have no right to vote. Members also have 1 12 votes depending on their level of tennis development. The highest authority of the International Tennis Federation is the Congress, which is held once a year.

The governing body of the International Network Federation is the Management Board. The Management Committee consists of 11 members elected by the General Assembly for a term of two years. The Secretary-General is appointed by the Management Committee.

The current chair is pChâtrière (France), Secretary-General is DGray (UK).

The Management Committee of the International Tennis Federation consists of amateur, juvenile and senior committees, which are appointed by the Management Committee.

WTA and ITP for women and ATP and ITP for men.

The French Open is organized by the International Tennis Federation.

International Tennis Federation:

Abbreviated as the International Tennis Federation, it was established in 1913 in Paris, France. There are 210 members of the association. Of these, 145 are full members and 65 are associate members without voting rights.

From 1896 to 1924, tennis was the Olympic sport. Since then, the International Tennis Federation has clashed with the IOC over the eligibility of its players, and tennis ceased to be an Olympic sport until 1988, when it re-entered the Olympic Games.

The mission of the ITF is to develop, revise and implement the rules of tennis, to promote the development of tennis worldwide at all levels, to safeguard the interests of tennis at the international level, and to promote and encourage the teaching of tennis.

To formulate and enforce rules for international competitions, to adjudicate official tennis tournaments recognized by the International Tennis Federation, to enhance the influence of the members of the Association, to maintain the independence of the Federation, to determine the qualifications of athletes, to administer the material of amateur, professional and amateur mixed competitions, to make rational use of the Federation's funds, to maintain the unity of the tennis community and to supervise the implementation of these rules, etc.

The Wimbledon Open tennis tournament is held in Wimbledon, England from the last week of June to the beginning of July.

The Four Grand Slams of tennis are the abbreviations of the Australian Open, the French Open, the Wimbledon, and the US Open.

The Australian Open, referred to as the Australian Open, is held in Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, in the last two weeks of January every year, on hard courts. The French Open, abbreviated as the French Open, is held in Paris from May to June every year, and the venue is red court.

The Wimbledon Tennis Open is held in Wimbledon, England from the last week of June to the beginning of July every year, and the competition venue is grass; The U.S. Open, or U.S. Open, is held in New York from the end of August to the beginning of September every year.

The first ever tennis Grand Slam winner was Donald Boogie, who won it in 1938. The current men's singles player with the most Grand Slam titles is Federer, with 20 Grand Slam winners; The most played women's singles player is Serena Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam winner.