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Alex Eala, fresh off title, plays Zhang Shuai at Queen’s Club
MANILA, Philippines–Alex Eala jumped four places to World No. 33 in the latest Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings ...
The Women's Tennis Association is investigating what it called an "unfortunate incident" at the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier this week, which sparked accusations of racism and poor sportsmanship as ...
"Why'd you do that?" the Chinese tennis star asked opponent Amarissa Tóth, at the Hungarian Open on Tuesday Xinhua/Shutterstock Chinese tennis player Zhang Shuai is clapping back at tennis officials ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Chinese tennis player Zhang Shuai quit a match after her opponent rubbed out a ball mark with her foot ...
Amarissa Kiara Toth’s controversial acts during her first-round tennis match against Zhang Shuai at the Hungarian Grand Prix this week was blasted, and she has now apologized. Toth erased a ball mark ...
The Hungarian Grand Prix has seen better days. A tight match between Shuai Zhang — world No. 45 and the second seed in the tournament — and Amarissa Kiara Toth, an unseeded Hungarian challenger, took ...
Chinese tennis player Zhang Shuai is clapping back at tennis officials after walking off the court in tears when a controversial decision was made at Tuesday's Budapest Grand Prix. Shuai, 34, who won ...
The Women's Tennis Association is investigating what it called an "unfortunate incident" at the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier this week, which sparked accusations of racism and poor sportsmanship as ...
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Chinese tennis player Zhang Shuai quit a match after her opponent rubbed out a ball mark with her foot following a disputed line call at the Budapest Grand Prix. The ...
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