World TeamTennis is in New York for the first major since the Australian Open in January. After an incredible WTT 2020 season players from each of the nine teams will look to use the momentum they gained in July at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Below are some marquee matchups to watch out […]
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CBS Television Network’s live airing of Sunday’s 2020 World TeamTennis Championship match in which the New York Empire defeated the Chicago Smash on the last point of the Supertiebreaker 21-20, delivering 556,000 viewers, making it the most watched in the league’s 45-year history. […]
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Looking to make a final playoff push ahead of Sunday night’s World TeamTennis midnight trade deadline, the New York Empire acquired past Grand Slam doubles winners Coco Vandeweghe and Nicole Melichar from the San Diego Aviators, the league has announced. The 28-year-old Vandeweghe, winner of the US Open doubles title in 2018, and 26-year-old 2018 […]
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CBS Television Network’s broadcast of the World TeamTennis match on July 19 (1:30-3:30 PM ET/10:30 AM-12:30 PM PT) between the Vegas Rollers and Washington Kastles delivered 484,000 viewers, the most in the league’s 45-year history. The Washington Kastles, led by Venus Williams and Arina Rodionova, defeated the Vegas Rollers, led by the Bryan Brothers (Bob […]
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World TeamTennis announced today category-specific sponsorship agreements for the 2020 season, which will be played in its entirety in West Virginia at The Greenbrier “America’s Resort,” WTT’s official hotel partner, from July 12-Aug. 2. […]
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World TeamTennis has added several prominent tennis stars to an already jam-packed lineup of 2020 roster players set to compete during the 45th season taking place at The Greenbrier in West Virginia. […]
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Updated July 11, 2020 Season Dates: July 12 – August 2 Location: The Greenbrier in West Virginia Players & Coaches: 60 Professional Men’s and Women’s Tennis players, 20 WTT Coaches Staff & Production: 30 WTT Staff, 65 Production/Operations Staffers/Medical Personnel Fan Protocol: The Greenbrier COVID-19 Guidelines OVERVIEW WTT will privately secure, pay for, provide and […]
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The 2020 World TeamTennis season schedule has been set, and tickets will go on sale for all matches tomorrow/Friday, June 12, in advance of the 45th WTT season to be played entirely at The Greenbrier, July 12-Aug. 2. […]
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All 66 Matches – Contested Among WTT’s Nine Teams, Including New Chicago Franchise – Will Be Televised or Live-Streamed on CBS, CBS Sports Network, Tennis Channel, ESPN+ and WTT.com World TeamTennis announced it has committed to play the entirety of its 45th season at The Greenbrier “America’s Resort” in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. This […]
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Abbreviated Statement World TeamTennis has made the decision that due to the coronavirus outbreak it would be inappropriate for players, staff and fans to travel between nine host cities and will now hold the three-week competition in one city (location TBD). The league will follow all CDC and state guidelines, as safety is our top […]
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