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Sofia Kenin WTA Player of the Year
- By Roger Parker
- . December 8, 2020
Twenty-two-year-old American Sofia Kenin was today voted by members of the international media as the WTA Player of the Year for 2020. She becomes the
WTA Player of the Year Awards
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 8, 2020
The WTA has announced nominations for the WTA Player of the Year Awards with Victoria Azarenka, Sofia Kenin, Naomi Osaka, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek
Aussie Open date ‘due within 48 hours’
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 8, 2020
An announcement on the start date for the Australian Open is due within the next 24 to 48 hours, according to Aussie tennis great Todd
New logo, new way forward for WTA
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 5, 2020
The WTA has created a new logo as it rebrands for a 2021 tennis relaunch. Â The first redesign of the WTA logo in 10 years
Schwartzman nominated in two ATP award categories
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 4, 2020
Nominees have been announced for the ATP Awards for all player-voted categories (Comeback Player of the Year, Most Improved Player of the Year, Newcomer of
Government ‘bail-out’ for Tennis Australia
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 4, 2020
The Victorian State government in Australia is in talks with Tennis Australia to help it cover the cost of delaying the Australian Open and quarantining
Laura Robson back on court
- By Roger Parker
- . December 3, 2020
After several bouts of career threatening hip and wrist surgery since 2018 Laura Robson today posted on her Instagram account:- “Today is a really good
Wait for it: No confirmation of Oz Open date yet
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 3, 2020
Tennis Australia is still waiting for the Victorian State Government to confirm a start date for the first Grand Slam of 2021, despite media reports
Oz Open pushed back to February 8
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 2, 2020
The Australian Open could be pushed back to February 8-21, according to French newspaper L’Equipe. The newspaper has also reported players and their support staff could
$40m spend on COVID security in Melbourne
- By Peter Rowe
- . December 2, 2020
Tennis Australia says it expects to use up most of its AU$60 million reserves to maintain funding to the sport as it battles the COVID-19
