Women's Tennis Association
International organization for women's tennis
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The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) is the principal organizing body of women's professional tennis. The association governs the WTA Tour, which is the worldwide professional tennis tour for women, and was founded to create a better future for women's tennis. The WTA's corporate headquarters is in St. Petersburg, Florida, with its European headquarters in London and its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Beijing.
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Kasatkina 'given guarantees' on safety of gay players in SaudiDaria Kasatkina, one of the few openly gay players on the WTA Tour, says she has been “given guarantees” about her safety should she compete in Saudi Arabia.BBC Sport - Published | |
Collins beats Rybakina in Miami Open finalAmerican Danielle Collins beats fourth seed Elena Rybakina in straight sets to win the Miami Open - the first WTA 1,000 title of her career.BBC Sport - Published | |
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First WTA 500 title 'a complete battle with myself'Britain's Katie Boulter says "nothing stops here" after winning her first WTA 500 title in the San Diego Open final.BBC Sport - Published | |
Boulter reaches her first WTA 500 finalBritain's Katie Boulter reaches her first WTA 500 final at the San Diego Open by beating American Emma Navarro 6-3 6-1.BBC Sport - Published | |
Boulter storms through to San Diego semisBritish number one Katie Boulter storms through to her first WTA 500 semi-final with a straight sets victory over Croatia's Donna Vekic at the San Diego Open.BBC Sport - Published | |
Raducanu receives Miami Open wildcardEmma Raducanu is set for a return to WTA Tour action next month at one of the biggest tournaments outside of the Grand Slams.BBC Sport - Published | |
Paolini fights back to win Dubai Open titleJasmine Paolini claims her second career title and first WTA 1,000 win with a comeback victory at the Dubai Open.BBC Sport - Published | |
Swiatek emulates Williams with back-to-back WTA award winWorld number one Iga Swiatek is named Women's Tennis Association Player of the Year for the second successive season.BBC Sport - Published | Simon to relinquish role as WTA Tour chief executiveSteve Simon will relinquish his role as chief executive of the WTA Tour but will become executive chairman once his successor has been appointed.BBC Sport - Published |
WTA accepts responsibility for Cancun conditionsThe Women's Tennis Association says it accepts responsibility for the "challenging conditions" its players are facing at the WTA Finals in Cancun, Mexico.BBC Sport - Published | Sabalenka criticises WTA over season-ending FinalsWorld number one Aryna Sabalenka criticises the WTA over the organisation of the season-ending Finals in Mexico.BBC Sport - Published |
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