The history of tennis (part 2)

In Bermuda , the United States lady Mary watched United Kingdom military officers after a tennis match, this sport was interested in, so bring tennis rules, networks shot and tennis to New York. In the United States, tennis initially in various schools in the East of, and soon spread to Central and Western, and gained popularity throughout the United States. 　　

Evolution of tennis has been on the grass in the sand, cement, asphalt on the ground floor held a contest, so the "tennis (Tennis)" slowly replaced the name of "lawn tennis (LawnTennis)" in the name, this is what we today tennis (Tennis) origin of the name. Early stages of modern tennis, women are often excluded, on the grounds that tennis is not suitable for women. At the same time that women participate in tennis, corrupt morals. Therefore early only has a men's singles and doubles tennis match two, no women's tennis program. But some women athletes not only dare to break through social media and the family of obstructing, and skill levels and some are still more than the men. In some informal side is often appear in the men's singles competition, and the other is the situation of women. This is forcing some Tennis Club to break the ban, allowing women to participate in this campaign. So starting in 1879 was born mixed doubles, it is women themselves to strive for results.

In 1878, the Men's Doubles Championship was held in England for the first time. In 1879, the women's singles and mixed doubles matches for the first time in Ireland. In 1884, Wimbledon has increased women's singles and men's doubles championship. 　　

In 1913, increased Women's Doubles and Mixed Double Tournament. In 1881, the world appeared on the first National Tennis Association, the United States national Lawn Tennis Association ("national" Word removed in 1920). The same year, from August 31 to September 3, held in Rhode Island Newport Harbor at the first United States lawn tennis men's singles and men's doubles championship,  the Wimbledon match rules, participants of 26 people.

United States National Grassland network Union Chairman Dwight and United States men's Singles Champion Sears, were also among the overseas athletes participating in the Wimbledon Championships.

In 1887, held United States lawn tennis women's singles championship, women's doubles and mixed doubles started in 1890 and 1892 respectively.