Competition involving a relatively large number of players and a lot of competitors, all participating in sports or games. More specifically, the term can be used in one of two changes overlap. one or more competitions are held in place and too short time interval of concentration.

Many sports that are often held regularly in tournaments even like football, badminton, tennis, and others. countries that often hold tournaments peerless countries – countries in Europe that the French open, French Open, originally known as the Internationale DE France, is an annual tennis tournament that was made in 1891 and now (since 1928) played out of red clay Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France until 1897, the men’s singles event. is the only one to be held at the French Open. The tournament is played over two weeks in late May and early June, and has been chronologically the second of four Grand Slam tournaments since 1987. The event was not held due to World War I 1915-1919, and was illegally detained under German occupation during World War II 1941-1944. National body which organized the event was the French Tennis Federation (FFT) and many more sports tournaments held by these countries.

as the primary league tournaments, but not the first, after the game spread across many stadiums during the period up to one year. Many tournaments meet both definitions, for example, the Wimbledon tennis championships.