China Open | Beijing
China opposes 'politicisation of sports', as WTA suspends tourneys over Peng Shuai | Reuters
Shenzhen, China's Guangdong Province. 7th Jan, 2020. Wang Yafan of China returns a shot during the women's singles round of 16 match against Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan at WTA Shenzhen Open tennis
Putintseva into quarter-finals after beating Martic | Sports | China Daily
WTA urges China to investigate tennis player Peng's sexual assault claims
WTA suspends tennis tournaments in China over Peng Shuai case | SBS News
Melbourne, Australia. 20th Jan, 2020. Zhang Shuai of China hits a return duirng the women's singles first round match between Sloane Stephens of the United States and Zhang Shuai of China at
Chinese tennis ace Wang Qiang withdraws from U.S. Open - CGTN
Chinese State Media Claims Missing Tennis Player Peng Shuai Wrote WTA Chief To Protest Its Suspension Of Tournaments In China
WTA Stands Against China Over Peng Shuai, Suspends Tournaments - InsideHook
WTA To Cancel All Events In China For Remainder Of 2020, Including Tour Finals
Tennis in a bubble: China's home tour shows new normal in COVID-19 era - Xinhua | English.news.cn
China Open | Beijing
Wang Qiang progresses at Australian open, Peng Shuai felled by cramp - China .org.cn
WTT - SPRINGFIELD NOW TIED FOR FIRST, CHICAGO WINS 2020 WTT FINALS REMATCH IN SUNDAY'S ACTION
Gao Xin of China hits the ball during a match at the 2020 China tennis tour
Sports Focus) Australian Open showcasing burgeoning Chinese tennis talents | XINHUA | LINE TODAY
All 2020 events in China, including WTA Finals, cancelled due to Coronavirus - Tennis Majors
Peng Shuai News: U.S. Backs WTA Halt to China Tennis Tournaments - Bloomberg
Qinwen, Samsonova set up China-Russia tennis final in Tokyo - NBC Sports
Dominika Cibulkova vs. Sloane Stephens | 2018 China Open Third Round | WTA Highlights - YouTube
China Open | Beijing
Peng Shuai: WTA's China stance could be unique, cost millions
Alize Cornet: WTA "in survival mode" with China tournaments canceled
Zheng Qinwen 'really excited' about WTA's China return - The Japan Times
