Tennis is so exciting, why is it so sluggish here?

That's no way, women's tennis is okay, men's tennis, Federer dominates the world alone (Nadal occasionally comes out to get a piece of the pie, but basically limited to clay courts), 103 games and 97 wins in a season, if there are Federer and Nadal in a match, you can often know who is the final champion with your eyes closed. In this way, watching tennis is the same as watching Chinese play table tennis, there is no big suspense.

This is the ATP ranking, and a little look at it shows how strong Federer is:

ATP Ranking Championship Ranking Name Country Points 1 1 Federer Switzerland 8370

2 2 Nadal Spain 4470

3 3 Davydenko, Russia, 2825

4 4 Blake USA 2530

5 5 Ljubišić Croatia 2495

6 6 Roddick USA 2415

7 7 Robredo Spain 2375

8 8 Nalbandian, Argentina 2295

9 9 Ancić Croatia 2060

10, 10 González, Chile, 2015

There is still a big gap between China's tennis technology and the rest of the world.

Therefore, when our national players participate in the competition, they generally play the first and second rounds.

Therefore, compared to sports such as volleyball, the state does not attach much importance to it.

The broadcast of the game costs money to buy the broadcast rights, but CCTV is unwilling to invest money in it.

If there are no games to be broadcast on TV, the popularity rate will not be high, and naturally it will not be in a recession.

Tennis has helped me find meaning in life" "I was paid a lot at the time, but my mind was full of tennis. In an interview with the BBC, Yudanov excitedly recalled how he felt after he was introduced to tennis again. "I get up to work out and run straight to the tennis court after work.

Tennis seems to have given me meaning in life and the feeling of losing matches for many years. "It's true that Yudanov has put down his racket for many years. He rose to fame at a young age, was a Swedish youth tennis champion, and by the age of 16 he was already in the top 250 in the world.

But like many young and famous people, this success put too much pressure on her. In order to escape these pressures, she began to silently resist - smoking and drinking, living on the streets, becoming a "bad boy".

Even after becoming an engineer, she hadn't picked up a tennis racket for six years. It wasn't until one day, years later, when her friend invited her to be her tennis sparring partner, that she re-entered the tennis court. Like fate, she was drawn to tennis again, and this time she made a bold decision:

Resign. In 2017, Yudanov resigned. She knew that many people might think she was crazy.

She didn't understand why she gave up such a good job and chose to become a tennis player. But at the same time, she also knows that she can't do without tennis. In the end, she did not hesitate to take 20,000 euros (about 10,000 yuan) and start her professional tennis career.

The 2020 US Open tennis tournament has begun. Although Federer, Nadal and many other big-name players were absent due to the epidemic, they still could not stop the global influence of this tournament.

What makes everyone feel incredible is that even if a player loses in the first round, he can still get a prize of 10,000 US dollars, which is equivalent to 400,000 yuan, which can be said to be able to get money lying down. How high is the prize money in professional tennis? If you lose in the first round, you can still get 400,000 tennis As a very attractive sport in the world, tennis is played all over the world and is very professional.

With it, tennis players earn quite an amazing income. In the Forbes ranking of women's athletes' earnings over the years, tennis players occupy almost the top 20, while in the men's rankings, world-class players such as Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic can still be ranked in the top 10.

In professional tennis, the four Grand Slams are the highest level of competition and the highest prize. In the Australian Open, the total prize money was as high as 49.2 million US dollars (about 100 million yuan), and the singles champion received 2.85 million US dollars (about 20 million yuan), which is a considerable income. However, in the current US Open, although the total prize money of the event has decreased slightly due to the impact of the epidemic, it is still many notches higher than other tournaments, and its singles champion can win 3 million US dollars (about 21 million yuan).

It's not true, some tennis players are rich because they have participated in international competitions and achieved good results, and those tennis players with mediocre results do not have a high income and are not very rich.

Not exactly, because some tennis players do not save all their prize money, and many athletes choose to donate their prize money to children in poor mountainous areas, doing their best to help these children in distress.

Tennis players are generally wealthy, because practicing tennis requires a certain professional venue to be carried out, and you also need to have a coach to guide you, unlike other ball sports venues, most of which are free.

Because in our country, many people still like to play badminton, and feel that badminton is more convenient to carry and easy to use, while tennis is slightly more difficult.

Because its venue requirements are relatively high, and Chinese rarely go to some professional venues for sports.

China's sports environment is related, there are not many tennis courts in China, generally table tennis, basketball, and football are the mainstream in China, and Chinese players have not achieved satisfactory results in tennis.

This is because there is a certain amount of risk associated with tennis. Therefore, it has not become popular in China.