Tennis Competition System (Rules, Process and Competition Mode)

Tennis is a very popular sport, and its competition methods are also very diverse. In this paper, we will introduce some common tennis competition systems, including rules, processes and competition modes.

singles action/match

Singles is one of the most common tennis competitions. In singles, each player plays against the other team alone. The competition is divided into three sets, and each player needs to win six sets to win. If it is a 6-6 draw, it needs to be tied in seven sets, and the player who wins seven points first wins. In the game, players need to win points in their own serve, while opponents need to defend and win points in their own serve.

doubles match

Doubles competition is a competition mode in which two people form a group against another group. In doubles, players need to take turns serving. The game is divided into three sets. Players in each set need to win six games to win. If it is a 6-6 draw, they need to play seven games, and the player who wins seven points first wins. In the game, players need to win points in their own serve, while opponents need to defend and win points in their own serve.

Mixed doubles competition

Mixed doubles competition is a competition mode in which men and women mix against another group of men and women. The rules of the game are the same as those of doubles. Players need to take turns serving. The game is divided into three sets. Players in each set need to win six games to win. If it is a 6-6 draw, they need to draw seven sets, and the player who wins seven points first wins. In the game, players need to win points in their own serve, while opponents need to defend and win points in their own serve.

Tennis match process

The process of tennis match is generally divided into the following steps:

Players entering the field: players need to enter the field before the start of the game and prepare for the warm-up.

Draw lots: draw lots before the game to determine the opponent and serve order.

Game Start: After the game starts, players need to play the game according to the rules of the game.

Change the venue: change the venue every six innings. During the game, players need to score points in their own serve, while opponents need to score points defensively in their own serve.

Game over: After the game is over, players need to shake hands.