
WTA Finals to Move to Charlotte Starting in 2027
The WTA has announced its season-ending Finals tournament will relocate to Charlotte, North Carolina, for a three-year run beginning in 2027, according to ESPN.

The WTA has announced its season-ending Finals tournament will relocate to Charlotte, North Carolina, for a three-year run beginning in 2027, according to ESPN.

The American city has been selected to stage the season-ending WTA Finals under a new three-year agreement, according to BBC Sport.

Top seed Marta Kostyuk has advanced to the last eight of the Guadalajara Open despite not having played a single point in the tournament, according to BBC Sport.

Filipino tennis player confirms she will represent the Philippines at the Asian Games instead of the mandatory WTA China Open, as lawmakers offer to cover any resulting fine.

Aryna Sabalenka expressed frustration following her latest runner-up finish at a major, in what has been a difficult year that saw her lose the world number one ranking, according to BBC Sport.