WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia can help 'open doors'
Coco Gauff looks for Saudi Arabia progress at WTA Finals; ‘probably wouldn’t come back’ without it
Coco Gauff has said that she “probably wouldn’t come back” to Saudi Arabia for tennis events if she feels that change is not happening in the country. Gauff, the world No. 3, is one of eight players in Riyadh for the WTA Tour Finals,
In a country that is often criticized over its treatment of women, the tennis world debates the pros and cons of holding the ...
Many argued that the WTA Finals should be awarded to the Czech Republic, a country with much more tennis tradition and which ...
Staging the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia can help to bring change on behalf of gender equality and LGBTQ rights in the kingdom, ...
Andy Roddick has aired his take on the dismal attendance numbers reported from the 2024 WTA Finals. The prestigious year-end ...
The King Saud University indoor arena was at less than 10% of its maximum capacity for day two of the WTA Finals.
Tim Henman has become the latest tennis legend to question the staging of the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia, although his ...
Coco Gauff believes bringing the WTA Finals to Saudi Arabia can "open doors" and inspire positive change for women in the ...
Judy Murray has gone against the grain amid scepticism about the WTA Finals being held in Saudi Arabia for the next ...
With her semifinal hopes on the line, Iga Swiatek must defeat Jessica Pegula and count on Coco Gauff's help to advance.
World number one Aryna Sabalenka commenced her WTA Finals campaign in Riyadh on Saturday with a fifth victory in as many ...
This week, the WTA Tour Finals debuted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, while the ATP Paris Masters left Bercy for the last time ...
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