WTA stands for the Women’s Tennis Association, which is the principal organizing body of women’s professional tennis. Founded in 1973 by Billie Jean King, the WTA governs the professional tours for women, including the WTA Tour, which features major tournaments around the world, including the Grand Slam events. The WTA’s mission is to promote and develop the sport of women’s tennis while advocating for gender equity in athletics. It also regulates the ranking system for female players, providing a way to measure performance and success on the global stage. The WTA plays a crucial role in the governance of women’s tennis and supports athletes through various initiatives aimed at improving the professional experience for female players.
Mirra Andreeva, a 17-year-old tennis prodigy, reached the WTA 1000 final, the youngest to do so since 2009. Andreeva showcased resilience, defeating No. 6 seed Elena Rybakina in a thrilling…