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Anonymous users2024-02-07The 29th Olympic Games will feature four events: men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles and women's doubles.
The number of tennis players is 64 in men's and women's singles, and 32 in men's and women's doubles. With the exception of the best-of-five format in the men's singles final, all other matches will be best-of-three; With the exception of the fifth set in the men's singles and the third set in the remaining matches, which is the deciding set, where only a net win of two sets is required to win the set (long set), every remaining set is played in a tie-break (tie-break).
At the end of each service game, the receiving player becomes the serving player in the next inning, and the serving player becomes the receiving player. In doubles, the pair that started in the first game of each set should decide which player serves first. Similarly, the opponent should also make a decision about who will serve before the second game.
The teammate of the player who served first in the first game served in the third game; The teammate of the player who served in the second game served in the fourth game. In the rest of the set, the ball was served in this order.
Players should switch courts after the end of the first and third games of each set and the following odd-numbered innings. Players should also switch courts when the sum of the innings received by both teams is an odd number at the end of each set. If the sum of the games added up at the end of a set is even, the court will be swapped after the end of the first game of the next set.
In the tiebreaker of a draw, the player should switch fields after every 6 points.
Points will be lost in any of the following cases: failure to return the ball over the net before it hits the ground a second time; The return ball directly touches the ground, fixed object or other object outside the boundary of the opponent's court area; Failed to return the ball in the air; deliberately touching the ball with a racket more than once; The player's body, the racket, touching the net during the live ball; Hitting the ball over the net; Throwing a racket to hit the ball.
The singles rules apply to doubles, but the doubles rules have their own special rules: as with the order of serve, the order of the ball is decided before the start of each set, i.e. the first team to receive the ball should decide who will receive the serve first at the beginning of the first game and continue to receive the serve first in that set. The opponent should also decide who will receive the serve first at the start of the second game and continue to receive the serve first in the even-numbered game.
Their companions should take turns receiving serve in each hand.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Olympic tennis men's singles match results.
Olympic tennis women's singles matchup results.
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Anonymous users2024-02-051. Previous men's singles medalists:
1988: Mazizh (Czechoslovakia).
1992: Rosette (Switzerland).
1996: Agassi (USA).
2000: Kafelnikov (Russia).
2004: Masu (Chile).
2008: Rafael Nadal (Spain).
2012: Murray (GBR).
2. The medalists of the previous women's singles are:
1988: Graf (Federal Republic of Germany).
1992: Capriati (USA).
1996: Davenport (USA).
2000: Serena Williams (USA).
2004: Henin (Belgium).
2008: Dementieva (Russia).
2012: Serena Williams (USA).
3. Previous Men's Doubles Medal Winners:
1988: Vlatch Seguso (USA).
1992: Becker Stich (Germany).
1996: Woodbridge Woodford (Australia).
2000: La Ronesto (Canada).
2004: González Masu (Chile).
2008: Federer Wawrinka (Switzerland).
2012: Brian Brothers (USA).
4. Previous women's doubles medalists:
1988: Schriver Garrison (USA).
1992: Fernandez Sisters (USA).
1996: Sister Fernández (USA).
2000: The Williams Sisters (USA).
2004: Li Ting, Sun Tiantian (China).
2008: The Williams Sisters (USA).
2012: Williams Sisters (USA).
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Men's Singles: Champion Nadal (Spain)Runner-up Gonzalez (Chile)Women's Singles: Champion Dementieva (Russia)Runner-up Safina (Russia)Men's Doubles:
Champions: Federer, Wawrinka (Switzerland), Johansson, Asperin, Women's Doubles: Sisters Williams (USA), Garyquez Pasquel.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Men's 1st place: Rafael Nadal (Spain) 2nd place: Gonzalez (Chile) 3rd place: Djokovic (Serbia).
Women's 1st place: Demendeeva (Russia) ] 2nd place: Safina (Russia) 3rd place: Zvonareva (Russia.
Men's doubles. 1st place: Federer Wavraka (Switzerland) 2nd place: West Aspirin Thomas Johansson (Sweden) 3rd place: Bob Bryan Mike Bryan (USA).
Women's Doubles 1st place: Williams sisters (USA) 2nd place: Medina Garriguez Pascual (Spain).
Third place: Zheng Jie, Yan Zi (China).
Medal statistics. Countries & Regions Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Total.
Russia 1 1 1 3
Spain 1 1 0 2
United States 1 0 1 2
Switzerland 1 0 0 1
Sweden 0 1 0 1
Chile 0 1 0 1
China 0 0 1 1
Serbia 0 0 1 1
Total 4 4 4 12
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Anonymous users2024-02-021. Previous men's singles medalists:
1988: Mazizh (Czechoslovakia).
1992: Rosette (Switzerland).
1996: Agassi (USA).
2000: Kafelnikov (Russia).
2004: Masu (Chile).
2008: Rafael Nadal (Spain).
2012: Murray (GBR).
2. The medalists of the previous women's singles are:
1988: Graf (Federal Republic of Germany).
1992: Capriati (USA).
1996: Davenport (USA).
2000: Serena Williams (USA).
2004: Henin (Belgium).
2008: Dementieva (Russia).
2012: Serena Williams (USA).
3. Previous Men's Doubles Medal Winners:
1988: Vlatch Seguso (USA).
1992: Becker Stich (Germany).
1996: Woodbridge Woodford (Australia).
2000: La Ronesto (Canada).
2004: González Masu (Chile).
2008: Federer Wawrinka (Switzerland).
2012: Brian Brothers (USA).
4. Previous women's doubles medalists:
1988: Schriver Garrison (USA).
1992: Fernandez Sisters (USA).
1996: Sister Fernández (USA).
2000: The Williams Sisters (USA).
2004: Li Ting, Sun Tiantian (China).
2008: The Williams Sisters (USA).
2012: Williams Sisters (USA).
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Anonymous users2024-02-011984 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Edberg.
1984 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Graf.
1988 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Miloslav Maziž (former Czechoslovakia) 1988 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Graf.
1992 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Mark. Rosette (Switzerland) 1992 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Capriati.
1996 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Agassi.
1996 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Davenport.
2000 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Kafernikov.
2000 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Dawei.
2004 Olympic Men's Singles Champion Masu (Chile).
2004 Olympic Women's Singles Champion Haining.
2008 Olympic Men's Singles champion Rafael Nadal.
2008 Olympic Women's Singles champion Dementieva.
Doubles: 1988 Olympic Men's Doubles champion Vlatch Seguso 1988 Olympic Women's Doubles champion Howard Schriverzer Zner Garrison.
1992 Olympic Men's Doubles champion Becker Steich.
1992 Olympic Women's Doubles champion Gigi. Fernández Marie. Fernandez.
1996 Olympic Men's Doubles champion Woodbor Woodford Brightly Deadford.
1996 Olympic Women's Doubles champion Gigi. Fernández Marie. Fernandez (back-to-back Olympic Men's Doubles champion) Nestor Lalo.
2000 Olympic Women's Doubles Champion Williams Williams.
2004 Olympic Men's Doubles champion Masu Gonzalez.
2004 Olympic Women's Doubles Champion Li Ting Sun Tiantian (China) 2008 Olympic Men's Doubles Champion Federer Wawrinka.
2008 Olympic Women's Doubles Champion Wei Wei.
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Anonymous users2024-01-312008 Men's Singles: Rafael Nadal (Spain), Women's Singles: Demontieva (Russia).
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Anonymous users2024-01-30The 2000 Olympic men's singles champion was Kafelnikov (Russia), and the 2004 Olympic men's singles champion was Masu (Chile).
Kafelnikov Introduction:
Kafelnikov was born on February 18, 1974 in Sochi, Russia.
Kafelnikov is a rare talent on the tennis court, not only in singles, but also in doubles, winning two Grand Slam singles titles and four doubles titles, as well as Melbourne Park in Australia and Roland Garros in Paris, France. Some believe that Kafelnikov's talent owes to his solid professional training that began at the age of six, but the 24 singles titles in his career, and the doubles title of 24 times, are something that only a talented tennis superstar can do, and such a talent is very rare. At the height of his form in 1996, Kafelnikov was ranked in the top 10 in both singles and doubles, with only Edberg and Noah ever doing so.
Ma Su Introduction:
Born in Chile on October 10, 1979, Masu, whose full name is Nicolás Masu, won the men's singles and men's doubles tennis championships at the Athens Olympics.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29The men's tennis champion at London 2012 is: Murray.
On August 5, 2012, the tennis tournament at the London Olympics reached the men's singles final, and the Swiss king Federer and the British darling Murray competed for the final men's singles gold medal. As a result, Murray saved all nine break points in the match, and won in straight sets at -4, becoming only the second British player to win the Olympic men's singles title after Rich at London 1908.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28<> Britain's Andy Murray defeated his arch-rival Federer in straight games in the men's tennis singles at the London Olympics with a score of 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 to win the Olympic title.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27In the just-concluded Beijing Olympics tennis men's singles final, Spain's Nadal defeated Chile's Gonzalez 3-0 to win the championship. Gonzalez was runner-up.
The Men's Singles final is a best-of-five format. The scores in the three sets were: 6 (2) and 6 (3). Nadal was firmly in control of the match, not breaking a single game.
Rafael Nadal is the second seed and world No. 15 Gonzalez is the twelfth. It was Nadal's first Olympic gold medal. At the last Athens Olympics, Nadal only competed in doubles.
World No. 3 seed Djokovic of Serbia won the bronze medal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26Men's Singles: Rafael Nadal.
Women's Singles: Dementieva.
Men's Doubles: Federer Wawrinka.
Women's Doubles: Sister Williams.
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