It is the Olympic year, so I thought I should add such a page to my blog. Tennis returned to the Olympic Games after sixty-four years in Seoul 1988. In the Open era there were two editions before, in Mexico City 1968 and in Los Angeles 1984, the event had a demonstration status in both cases though. In 1984 only under-20 players were permitted to participate, 18-year-old Stefan Edberg got the gold medal; although the tournament wasn’t official, is recognized as 1 out of 42 Edberg’s titles. Six official editions have been held in the Open era thus far on four different continents (Asia and Europe twice, North America and Australia once). This year London (Wimbledon) is a host and for the first time the Olympic tournament will be held on grass (five times hardcourts, once clay thus far). Arguably it’s the fifth biggest tennis event after four majors, specific qualification in which entry is limited to four players from a country, opens the gates to lower ranked players. In every edition at least one player, who has never reached quarterfinals in a Grand Slam tournament, advanced to the Olympic last 8. 
In the last few days I removed two pages, replaced them with two new ones, and I guess I won’t add any more pages in 2012.
1992, 1996 ?
I gave myself 24 hours to finish the job