women in tennis

Former tennis player Denise Parnell is set to become Wimbledon’s first ever female referee in the tournament’s 125 history. 

Tennis superstar Naomi Osaka has announced she is pregnant with her first child and will miss 2023 season.

Here’s a quick wrap of the ten players we’re going to watch out for as the Australian Open kicks off January 16.

Venus Williams has been awarded an Australian Open wildcard and is set to feature in the season’s first grand slam in Melbourne.

Wimbledon’s all-white dress code might be about to change for women, with the announcement of plans to scrape the rule.

Female tennis players at Wimbledon have historically been denied the freedom to wear anything other than whites. Is it time to change?

Ajla Tomljanovic has become the first Australian woman to reach back-to-back Wimbledon quarter-finals since Jelena Dokic 22 years ago.  

The WTA will remain inoperational in China – they have yet to find a resolution regarding its standoff with Chinese government. 

Ash Barty, has just revealed her next big move following last month’s shocking decision to retire from tennis.

During a game on Sunday, a spectator was heard heckling at Naomi Osaka, apparently shouting, “Naomi, you suck.”

For the first time in over three decades, ticket prices for men’s and women’s final at Wimbledon will be the same.

Peng Shuai talks to French newspaper, L’ Equipe repeating an earlier claim that she’d never been sexually assaulted.