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When was table tennis first in the Olympics?
Table tennis was introduced to the olympics in 1988.
Who was the first person to win the summer Olympics tennis?
A tennis player.
Where was table tennis first played in the Olympics?
It was in 1988 - in Seoul, South Korea - that table tennis first joined the Olympics and became an Olympic sport.
How old do have to be to enter the tennis Olympics?
You must be 16 or turning 16 the year of Olympics to compete in them.
What year was the first woman able to compete in the Olympics?
The first time that women were allowed to compete in the Olympics was in 1900, at the Paris games. There were a total of 975 men and 22 women athletes at the Olympics that year. The women competed in tennis, sailing, croquet, equestrianism and golf.
When was table tennis introduced in the Olympics?
Table tennis first joined the Olympics and became an Olympic sport in 1988 - in Seoul, South Korea.
Tennis and diving occur in these Olympics?
Tennis and diving are both part of the Summer Olympics. Tennis was a part of the first modern Olympics during the summer of 1896. It was taken out of the Olympics in 1922 and restored to the Summer Olympics in 1988. Diving became a Summer Olympic sport in 1904.
What year Zhang Jike first play in the Olympics?
2012 Games in London ... he won gold medals in men's singles table tennis and men's team table tennis.
What countries dominated the medals in table tennis at the 1988 Summer Olympics?
Table tennis was first included as a medal event at the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics.
Which womens event is for the first time included in London Olympics?
Tennis
What year did table tennis start in the Olympics?
1988 in Seoul, South Korea.
Who won the table tennis match in the Olympics?
In which Olympics was the first tennis match played?Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/4497-2#ixzz33n23uRbi
