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Saudi Arabia's PIF becomes first-naming rights partner for WTA rankings in multiyear deal
The move follows last month's news that the kingdom will host the tour's season-ending championships in Riyadh.
Published May 20, 2024
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CEO of WTA Ventures Marina Storti (right) said in a statement: “We are delighted to welcome PIF as a Global Partner of the WTA and our first-ever official naming partner of the WTA Rankings. Together, we look forward to sharing the journey of our talented players across the season, as we continue to grow the sport, creating more fans of tennis and inspiring more young people to take up the game.”
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