The aim of this research is to explore the stature difference of class-A tennis players between our nationals and foreigners. Similarly a series of analysis shown in the research include blood type, starting age to play tennis and habitual striking hand are discussed herein. The search takes forty-seven collegiate students from sports department as the subjects. The conclusions are as follows: 1. The average height of national tennis players is 174.7cm, while worldwide top-ten tennis players, 184cm, which is 10cm higher. 2. The average weight of national tennis players in 69,79kg, while world wide top-ten players, 77.2kg, which is 7.41kg heavier. 3. Among national players, blood type O (18 persons) occupies 38.29%; blood type A (15 persons) occupies 31.91%; blood type B (14 persons) occupies 29.78%. Blood type Os prevail. 4. As for starting age to play tennis, top-ten national tennis players, on average, start to play tennis at the age of 10.6 while worldwide top-ten male tennis players, at the age of 6; female tennis players, at the age of 6.6. 5. In all, 87% players use their right hands as forehand strike; 13% players use their left hands as forehand strike.