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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Tennis is a popular worldwide racket sport, originating as a racket-less game in France during the Middle Ages. In addition to the Bond One-Liner provided above, it is also the source for numerous sex jokes (Even when we're not scoring, we're in love!). It's regulated by the International Tennis Federation and the most important championship is Wimbledon. There are also the Australian, French, and US Opens. Those four together make the Grand Slam. |