Venus Williams (Washington Kastles) finishes her 2017 season by reaching the title match at the WTA Finals in Singapore and is projected to finish as the year-end No. 5. […]
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In deciding to hang up her racket, Martina Hingis goes out on top as the doubles co-No. 1. We pay tribute to one of WTT’s most incredible teammates. […]
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For the second consecutive week, Taylor Townsend (Philadelphia Freedoms) swept titles at an ITF event, including the doubles with Maria Sanchez (New York Empire). […]
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Martina Hingis (Washington Kastles) and Sloane Stephens (Philadelphia Freedoms) have been named recipients of the 2017 WTA Player Awards. […]
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Maria Sharapova lifts her 36th WTA singles trophy and first since 2015 after defeating Aryna Sabalenka 7-5, 7-6(8) in the Tianjin final. […]
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Martina Hingis (Washington Kastles) and Yung-Jan Chan win their fourth consecutive title and ninth overall in 2017 after triumphing in Beijing. […]
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Martina Hingis (Washington Kastles) takes over No. 1 in the WTA Doubles Rankings and Rajeev Ram (San Diego Aviators) enjoys a stellar team debut with Alexander Peya. […]
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