Only 5% of women's players at Wimbledon have a female coach and the WTA is looking to change that
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Just 5 per cent of women at Wimbledon have a female coach. The tour wants to change that
On the day of the Wimbledon singles draw, Billie Jean King and other founding members of the women's professional tennis tour gathered eight kilometres away at a London hotel to mark the 50th anniversary of a meeting that led to the formation of today's WTA.
Ons Jabeur completes 'tough mission' to reach Wimbledon fourth round
Ons Jabeur marked an "emotional" return to Wimbledon's Centre Court on Saturday evening by fighting back to defeat Bianca Andreescu in the third round.
Here comes the rain, again: Wimbledon hit with more weather delays
The rain returned to Wimbledon on Day 6 of the grass-court tournament, with only one match completed Saturday before play was suspended for more than two hours on all outside courts.
Joy Drop: Gearing up for Women's World Cup
Hi, friends! I have some exciting news: I leave for Australia to cover the Women's World Cup next week, so this will be the last Joy Drop until after the tournament.
Lionesses embracing World Cup pressure that comes with being Euro champions
BURTON UPON TRENT, England: England shoulder heavy expectations at the Women's World Cup as the reigning European champions, but the Lionesses say they are embracing the pressure that is well-earned.
Billie Jean King confident Saudi interest will help women's tennis conquer new frontiers
WTA founder Billie Jean King is certain the women’s and men’s tennis tours will soon be doing business with Saudi Arabia and the American legend believes the move can have a positive impact on both the sport and the kingdom.
Saudi Arabia is being considered by the women’s tennis tour for possible business
LONDON: Like other sports, women’s tennis is looking into the possibility of getting into business with Saudi Arabia. And while holding a tournament there is not imminent, WTA Chairman and CEO Steve Simon said Friday that he visited that country with some players in February as part of the evaluation process.