Suspended after the 1924 Summer Olympics, lawn tennis had been a treasured event in the Summer Olympic Games program since the first modern Olympics in 1896. Tennis was re-introduced to the Olympics at the 1988 Games in Seoul, much to the delight of tennis fans everywhere. Since then, Olympics tennis tickets have been among the most prized of the competition, as tennis fans from round the world flock to watch the best tennis players from each nation go head-to-head.
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Olympic tennis is set up as a knockout competition, with sudden death being the great decider. Up until the finals, matches are decided out of three sets, but in the men's singles and doubles finals it is played to the best of five sets. Semi-finals victors compete for gold and silver medals, and semi-finals losers compete for bronze. 2008 Olympics tennis tickets can take you all the way through this process, and you'll have a bird's eye view of this age-old tournament.