WTA

The American tennis player has talked extensively about the gender identity tests that the WTA will require, and how many use it to attack the transgender community.

The Russian tennis player has expressed her support for this initiative and has focused on the upcoming tournaments ahead of her.

On Wednesday, there was a true sifting that leaves both tournaments more open than ever.

The American proposes innovative measures for tennis in Toronto and explains why she knew in advance that Noskova would be the Wimbledon champion.

The Ukrainian reflects in Toronto on how physical and mental fatigue is affecting all players at this point in the season.

The American tennis player has revealed that she was not feeling well last week before reaching the final, admitting that she almost did not play in the tournament.

In the men's tournament, there have been two major surprises, while in the women's draw, as many as six important names have said goodbye earlier than expected.

The world number 1 has confessed that her intention is to play simple to regain feelings after a few complicated months.

She is the woman of the moment, the Filipina Alexandra Eala, a player who arrives in Canada with sore arms after winning her first individual title in Washington just a few days ago.