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Pattaya City, Thailand January 28-February 3, 2013
Paris, France January 28-February 3, 2013
The WTA announced an enhanced digital offering for fans of women's tennis that features a redesigned WTA official website
A political regime change in Mexico had immediate consequences on IMG’s and Mexico City’s bid to host the WTA Championships for 2014 and beyond.
Victoria Azarenka held off a possible takeover at the top of women's tennis from absent Serena Williams by winning China's Li Na.
Azarenka along with world number two Maria Sharapova are among the loudest players on the tour with complaints growing over the years in the sport
Azarenka wins her second Grand Slam title; her first came at last year's Australian Open.
The BNP Paribas Open, the largest ATP World Tour and WTA combined two-week event in the world, to be held March 4-17, 2013 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga may be in the process of inadvertently ruffling some WTA feathers when he gave his frank opinion on the differences between men and women players
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga assured himself of making the headlines despite his defeat to Roger Federer at the Australian Open with.
Suspicion of doping in all sports is now a major issue in the light of the Lance Armstrong admissions and the ITF is determined their players are not tainted in anyway
Donna Vekic, the Australian Open’s youngest player, only survived into the second round of the year’s initial Grand Slam event.
The WTA Players’ Council was almost unanimous in its denial of world No. 4 and top Pole Agnieszka Radwanska’s request to play the new clay court tournament in Poland.
Day 3 has gotten on the way and it is still very busy on and around the courts!
Tennis suffered another cruel and withering blow with the news Brad Drewett, the ATP World Tour’s Executive Chairman and President for little more than a year,
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