How women’s tennis is selling itself in Saudi Arabia

The WTA has dressed its star players in luxury fashion to sell its Finals in Riyadh, creating a glamorous new image in a ...
Reuters

Asian Games: Women sidelined as Saudi Arabia selects all-male team

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has failed to include a single female athlete in its 199-strong team for the upcoming Asian Games in South Korea, saying its women are not sufficiently ...
The New York Times

Women’s footballers call on FIFA to end Saudi oil partnership: ‘We deserve so much better’

A letter signed by over 100 professional women’s footballers has called on FIFA to drop its partnership with Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco. The partnership is criticised due to Saudi Arabia ...
Tennis.com

Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova urge women's tennis to stay out of Saudi Arabia

As tennis debates whether the sport should follow golf in making deals with the wealthy kingdom, these Hall of Famers Chris Evert are hoping it doesn't.
Forbes

Saudi Arabia Hasn’t Earned Women’s Tennis Championships

CANCUN, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Storm Hunter of Australia and Elise Mertens of Belgium during a match against Shuko Aoyama and Ena Shibahara of Japan in the women's doubles on Day 2 of the WTA Finals ...

Saudi Arabia On It's Way To Become The Most Exciting Sports Destination In The World

In this season of Saudi Pro League (SPL), football legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema have turned Saudi football ...
Sports Business Journal

Player attitudes on Saudi Arabia shift as WTA Finals draws record prize money

Women’s tennis’ biggest official jackpot of $5.26M at the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia is a significant step forward for the women’s game.