After the Peng Suaj case, the WTA tennis tournament returns to China
WTA announces provisional 2023 calendar
Pegula Beats Sakkari in Mexico to Win First WTA 1000 Title - The National Herald
WTA ANNOUNCES NEXT PHASE OF 2021 TOUR CALENDAR
The WTA and Women's Tennis Struggle With Challenges - The New York Times
WTA Suspends Tournaments in China Over Treatment of Peng Shuai - The New York Times
How to see Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek, and more WTA tennis stars compete in Fort Worth - CultureMap Fort Worth
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WTA announces 2021 fall calendar
Ukraine's Svitolina Wins WTA Tennis Tournament In Toronto
Column: Women's tennis stars headed to San Diego for new, historic tournament - The San Diego Union-Tribune
WTA announces further updates to 2022 season
Maria Sakkari onto semis in Mexico, qualifies for WTA Finals - The San Diego Union-Tribune
WTA Calendar 2023 - Full Tournament List - Perfect Tennis
WTA to resume tournaments in China this year, end boycott over Peng allegations | Reuters
No WTA tennis events planned for China in 2023, Badminton World Tour finals moved to Thailand because of Covid-19 | South China Morning Post
Pegula, Gauff 1st 2 US women in Top 4 since Serena, Venus
No WTA tennis tournament will take place in Tallinn this year | News | ERR
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WTA tennis - 'Unpredictable' Iga Swiatek a dominant force here to stay after Adelaide triumph - Eurosport
Serena Williams loses to woman ranked 116th; Coco Gauff wins | NEWS10 ABC
2022 WTA Tour - Wikipedia
WTA Tour announces initial 2023 calendar with no Chinese events - SportsPro
The Official Home of the Women's Tennis Association | WTA Tennis
WTA suspends tournaments in China amid concern for Peng Shuai | Peng Shuai | The Guardian
