WTA CEO Addresses Systemic Issue in Women's Tennis Match Scheduling
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Summary
The scheduling of women's matches in top-level tennis events is a systemic issue, according to WTA CEO Portia Archer, following criticism of the French Open for featuring no women's matches in prime-time night sessions on Court Philippe Chatrier.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe scheduling of women's matches is a 'systemic' issue across top-level tennis events.
I just think it's a missed opportunity.
I think the fans expect
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