WTA To Cancel All Events In China For Remainder Of 2020, Including Tour Finals
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Tennis - Sony Ericsson WTA Tour - China Open - Beijing, China - 22/9/07 Shuai Peng of China in action during the semi final Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Brandon Malone Livepic Stock Photo - Alamy
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WTA announces intent to suspend all tournaments in China
