The earliest form of tennis was played in the thirteenth century, when early hit the ball with their hands, instead of racquets.

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Anestetic [448]2 years ago

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In the earliest form of tennis, the people who hit the ball with their hands were the <u>players</u>.

<h3>How did tennis originate?</h3>

In the 13th century, tennis was formed when the French came up with a game called "Paume."

It involved players hitting the ball by hand and as it became more popular, it evolved to the modern version of tennis where players use rackets instead.

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