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Charlotte to Host WTA Finals Starting 2027

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

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The WTA Finals, the season-ending championship event for the top players on the Women's Tennis Association tour, will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina, starting in 2027, BBC Sport reported.

According to the report, the American city has secured a three-year deal to host the tournament, though further details of the agreement were not immediately available.

The WTA Finals typically brings together the leading singles and doubles players of the season to compete for the year's championship title. The event has been staged in various cities around the world in recent years.

BBC Sport's report did not specify the reasons behind the selection of Charlotte or provide additional details on the terms of the hosting arrangement.

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