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No, it wasn't. Tennis started at the Olympics in 1869, when the first modern Olympic games in Athens took place. It was then dropped in 1924 due to the fact that the administrators could not agree on the issue of defining what an amateur was, an what a professional was. Back in those days, amateurs we're not allowed to compete in the Olympics, no matter how good they we're.
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What was the Pancratium in ancient Greek times?
a sport that was held in the ancient greek Olympics
Was boxing in the ancient Greek Olympics?
Yes.
When was the ninety-third ancient greek Olympics?
The ninety third Greek Olympics were held in 776 BC
What was the weight of a discus in ancient greek Olympics?
2kg
Who were the winners of Ancient Greek Olympics?
Any Greek that deserved to win and could/did compete in the olympics. Sorry I don't know much about the greek olympics. One person who won was remaro carne
What is the connection Ancient Greece and the Olympics?
The Olympics is an Ancient Greek festival.
Was there an age restriction for the ancient Greek Olympics?
You had to be 7 years of age or older to compete in the Ancient Greek Olympics.
Where were the men that participated in ancient Greek Olympics from?
Greek Greek Greek
What was the Pancratium in ancient Greek times?
a sport that was held in the ancient greek Olympics
Who came to the ancient Olympics?
The Ancient Greek citizens.
What fight events are there in the ancient greek Olympics?
Want to know oh my name is Kyle okay Wrestling in the Ancient Greek Olympics
What fighting events are there in ancient greek Olympics?
Want to know oh my name is Kyle okay Wrestling in the Ancient Greek Olympics
Did ancient rome invent the Olympics?
No. The Olympics were strictly a Greek festival.
How were ancient gods connected with the ancient Olympics?
The ancient Olympics were held to honor the Greek gods (especially to honor Zeus).
What was illegal in ancient Greek Olympics?
women.
How did you enter the ancient greek Olympics?
you walked
Was boxing in the ancient Greek Olympics?
Yes.
