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Chinese Tennis Association
The national mass organization of tennis in China
A national mass organization for tennis in China, yes
The All-China Sports Federation
Under the leadership of one of the individual sports associations. Established in 1953, it has four committees, including coaches, referees, scientific research and equipment. The current chairman is Lu Zhengcao. The club has held national competitions since 1953, with two team events, two individual events, one junior event, and one hard-court championship each year. Through the competition to select the best athletes to represent the country to participate in major international competitions, but also to sponsor various types of competitions.
- Chinese name
- Chinese Tennis Association
- Subordinate region
- China
- Generic type
- tennis
- dominance
- association
- Establishment time
- The year 1953
Chinese Tennis Association
(English full name Chinese Tennis Association, English abbreviation CTA)
Founded in 1953
Location: Beijing
Location: Beijing
Set up a committee
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Coaching committee
Referees' committee
Youth development committee
Scientific research committee
Press and publicity committee
Management and development committee
Functional work Committee
Sparetime committee
Disciplinary arbitration committee
Address: 9 Gymnasium Road, Beijing
Chinese Tennis Association
The functions are: to study and formulate tennis development plans, policies and annual work plans; Promote tennis, select and train outstanding talents, climb the peak of sports technology; To be responsible for the organization and management of various competitions; Registration management, amateur training, grade promotion and qualification review for athletes, coaches and referees; Select and set up the national team and reserve talent team, and be responsible for management; To carry out international exchanges; Organize scientific research work, etc.
The Chinese Tennis Association joined the International Tennis Association in July 1981.
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Honorary Chairman: Wan Li
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Honorary Advisor: Li Tieying
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Chairman: Liu Wenbin
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Vice Presidents: Bai Xilin, Meng Qianghua, Dong Yuesen, Lu Lin, Guo Jianbiao, Jiang Hongwei, Liu Shuhua, Zheng Jie (female)
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顾问：张百发、林祥国、张发强、夏克强、王唯众、宋仪侨
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Invited Vice-Chairmen: Zhang Yabin, Jiang LAN, Liu Zhiwei, Lin Wenqiao, Wan Boao
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Secretary General: Bai Xilin (concurrently)
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Treasurer: Li Youlin (concurrently)
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Constitution of the Chinese Tennis Association
Chapter I General provisions
Article one
The association name is the Chinese Tennis Association, referred to as "China Tennis Association". Its English name is "Chinese Tennis Association", abbreviated "CTA".
Article 2
The Chinese Tennis Association is a national, public welfare and mass sports organization with independent legal personality, a group member of the All-China Sports Federation, a national professional sports association recognized by the Chinese Olympic Committee, and the only legal organization to represent China in the International Tennis Federation (ITF), Asian Tennis Federation (ATF) and other international tennis sports organizations. It is a non-profit social organization voluntarily formed by national tennis workers, players, coaches and tennis activists, as well as people from all walks of life and people at home and abroad who care about and support the development of tennis.
Article 3
The purpose of the Chinese Tennis Association is to promote the implementation of the Outline of the National Fitness Program and the Outline of the Olympic Glory Program on the premise of abiding by the Constitution, laws, regulations and policies of the People's Republic of China and the socialist moral trend with Chinese characteristics; To promote the construction of socialist material and spiritual civilization; To promote the contacts and exchanges among the member units of the China Internet Association; To enhance the friendship and cooperation between the Chinese Tennis Association and tennis associations, tennis workers, players and coaches of all countries and regions in the world; Strengthen the contacts and cooperation between the Chinese Tennis Association and relevant international sports organizations.
Article 4
The Chinese Tennis Association accepts the business guidance, supervision and administration of the State General Administration of Sport, the competent unit, and the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the registration and administration authority of associations.
Article 5
The headquarters of the Chinese Tennis Association is in Beijing.
Chapter II Business scope
Article 6
The tasks of the Chinese Tennis Association are as follows: In accordance with the Sports Law of the People's Republic of China and the sports guidelines and policies formulated by the Chinese government, to unify, organize, guide and coordinate the development of national tennis and promote the popularization and improvement of tennis events; By carrying out the necessary business activities, to raise and accumulate funds for the development of the project, in order to ensure the sustainable development of tennis. The business scope of the Association is:
(I) Be fully responsible for the business management of the project; To study and formulate development plans, guidelines, policies and annual work plans of the project;
(2) publicity, promotion and popularization of tennis; Select and train outstanding talents to climb the world tennis technical peak;
(3) To be responsible for the organization and administration of various competitions;
(4) the implementation of registration management, professional training, grade promotion and qualification review for athletes, coaches and referees;
(5) Select and establish the national tennis team and reserve talent echelon, and be responsible for management;
(vi) Manage and implement international exchanges and liaison work of the project;
(7) to manage, guide, supervise and register the tennis club;
(8) To manage and organize scientific and technological research, key research, scientific research services and achievement promotion in various fields of the project;
(9) To study and supervise the production of equipment and equipment related to this project.
(x) Manage and organize the operation and development of the project, cultivate and expand the market, raise and establish the project development fund.
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Chapter III Members
Article 7
The Association is a social organization that accepts corporate members and individual members. Its group membership is: the national provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, Liberation Army, tennis project key city tennis associations, industry sports associations or industry system tennis organizations, management bodies and assessed to meet the standards of the Chinese Tennis Association, can apply for the China Tennis Association level one group membership.
The tasks of the Chinese Tennis Association are as follows: In accordance with the Sports Law of the People's Republic of China and the sports guidelines and policies formulated by the Chinese government, to unify, organize, guide and coordinate the development of national tennis and promote the popularization and improvement of tennis events; By carrying out the necessary business activities, to raise and accumulate funds for the development of the project, in order to ensure the sustainable development of tennis. The business scope of the Association is:
(I) Be fully responsible for the business management of the project; To study and formulate development plans, guidelines, policies and annual work plans of the project;
(2) publicity, promotion and popularization of tennis; Select and train outstanding talents to climb the world tennis technical peak;
(3) To be responsible for the organization and administration of various competitions;
(4) the implementation of registration management, professional training, grade promotion and qualification review for athletes, coaches and referees;
(5) Select and establish the national tennis team and reserve talent echelon, and be responsible for management;
(vi) Manage and implement international exchanges and liaison work of the project;
(7) to manage, guide, supervise and register the tennis club;
(8) To manage and organize scientific and technological research, key research, scientific research services and achievement promotion in various fields of the project;
(9) To study and supervise the production of equipment and equipment related to this project.
(x) Manage and organize the operation and development of the project, cultivate and expand the market, raise and establish the project development fund.
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1.ITF——
International Tennis Federation
The International Tennis Federation (ITF) was founded in 1913 in Paris, France. There are 191 members of the association. Of these, 119 are full members and 72 are associate members without voting rights. The official languages of the Federation are English, French and Spanish, and in the event of any ambiguity, the English language shall prevail.
From 1896 to 1924, tennis was an Olympic sport. Since then, the International Tennis Federation has clashed with the International Olympic Committee over the eligibility of athletes, tennis is no longer an Olympic sport, and it did not re-enter the Olympics until 1988.
The mission of the International Tennis Federation is to formulate, revise and enforce the rules of tennis, promote the development of the game of tennis worldwide at all levels, safeguard the interests of tennis internationally, promote and encourage the teaching of tennis, formulate and enforce rules for international events, adjudicate official tennis tournaments recognized by the International Tennis Federation, enhance the influence of its members, maintain the independence of the Federation, Determine the eligibility of players, regulate amateur, professional and mixed amateur and professional competitions, use federation funds wisely, maintain the unity of the tennis community and supervise the application of these rules. (Enter ITF entry)
ATP stands for Association of Tennis Professional, which can be translated as Men's Professional Tennis Association.
The ATP Series consists of the following six tournaments:
1. Masters Cup;
2, World Doubles Championship;
3. World Team Championships;
4, the Tennis Masters Series, also known as the Super Nine tournament;
5. International Gold Series;
6. International Series.
The International Series is the lowest level of ATP competition, and the total prize money for its tournaments is divided into $400,000, $600,000, $800,000 and $1 million. The total prize money for the International Gold Series is $800,000 to $1 million. Of course, the total prize money of the nine Masters tournaments is more than 1 million yuan, and their prize money is determined by the respective organizing committee. Our previous Heineken Open in Shanghai was the lowest level ATP event for $400,000. The total prize money for the Challenge Series is divided into the following categories: $25,000, $50,000, $37,500 plus free bed and breakfast, $75,000, $100,000, $125,000 plus free bed and breakfast, $150,000. Take a $50,000 challenge, and the winner gets 50 ATP computer ranking points and $7,200 in prize money. Finally, let's talk about the WTA. The tournament system is simple, with tiers 1-5. The total prize money of the lowest level 5 is $110,000, the total prize money of Level 4 is $140,000, the total prize money of Level 3 can be $170,000 and $225,000, the total prize money of Level 2 is $585,000 and $650,000, and the total prize money of the highest level 1 can be $1,262,000, $1,325,000, and $2 million.
3.WTA——
Women's Professional Tennis Association
Founded in 1973, the Professional Women's Tennis Association (WTA) has its player headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, its main office in Connecticut, and a small branch in Europe. The WTA Tour organization is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. The Sports Science Department, the Medical Department, the Tour Operations Department and the Player Relations Office are located in the United States
Florida
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St. Petersburg
. The Tour also has an office in London for its European headquarters. The WTA is governed by a president and a board of directors, most of whom are current players and some of whom are business advisers. The Board advises the core body of tennis as a whole, the Women's Tennis Professional Association. Like men's tennis, the WTA's primary responsibility is to take care of all player issues. The players have their own representatives in the Women's Tennis Association, which decides all the rules for the entire tour and funds exhibition matches so that players can participate in some of these tournaments without fear of running afoul of real professional leagues.
The sport of tennis has changed a lot since the first Olympic Games, and today's Olympic tennis matches attract many shining stars. These professional tennis players, who are used to five-star hotels and big tournament bonuses, will also stay in the Olympic Village during the Olympics, where there is no prize money, they will only play for the gold medal.
Tennis was withdrawn from the Olympics after 1924 for many reasons other than the difficulty of drawing a line between professional and amateur sports. Until 1988
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The Olympic Games were reinstated as an official Olympic sport.
It was listed as an official event in 1896, was cancelled in 1924, was listed as a performance event in 1984, and was listed as an official competition event in 1988.
Like professional tennis, Olympic tennis is played by a knockout system, with one loss resulting in a complete elimination.
Men's competition, except for the final, all matches use three sets of two wins; All women's matches are best of three sets; The winners of the semi-finals play for the championship and the losers play for third place.
The tennis venue for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games was the Olympic Forest Park Tennis Court.
