ITF, ATP, WTA enact ranking changes aimed to help lower, junior levels
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ITF, ATP, WTA enact ranking changes aimed to help lower, junior levels
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The agreement announced Thursday by the International Tennis Federation allocates rankings on the ATP and WTA Tours at $15,000 ITF World Tour tournaments, additional points at men's $25,000 tournaments, and expanded singles qualifying draws to 48 players.
Published May 24, 2019