International Tennis Federation

The International Tennis Federation is the world governing body for tennis, wheelchair tennis, and beach tennis, responsible for the sport’s rules and major international team competitions.

Davis Cup: The annual international men’s team tennis competition organized by the International Tennis Federation. The federation’s flagship national-team competition for men.
Rules of tennis: The standardized regulations governing tennis play, equipment, courts, and scoring. The federation maintains the sport’s rules with the sport’s other governing bodies.
International Lawn Tennis Federation: The former name of the International Tennis Federation, used from its founding until 1977. This name identifies the federation’s original organization and lawn-tennis focus.
Tennis anti-doping: The policies and testing programs intended to prevent doping in tennis. The federation participates in administering anti-doping rules across the sport.
Billie Jean King Cup: The annual international women’s team tennis competition organized by the International Tennis Federation. The federation’s flagship national-team competition for women.
ITF World Tennis Number: A rating system that estimates tennis players’ playing level across ages and abilities. It is one of the federation’s tools for comparing players internationally.
French Open: The annual clay-court tennis tournament held in Paris and one of the four Grand Slam events. The federation’s early international work developed alongside tennis’s leading national championships.
Tennis integrity: The protection of tennis competitions from corruption, manipulation, and betting-related misconduct. The federation’s governance includes measures to protect competition integrity.
Olympic tennis tournament: The tennis competition held as part of the Summer Olympic Games. The federation administers Olympic tennis alongside the International Olympic Committee.
International Olympic Committee: The organization that leads the Olympic Movement and oversees the Olympic Games. The federation works with it to govern tennis at the Olympic Games.

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