When the Women’s Tennis Association unveiled its maternity policy earlier this month, it was billed as a breakthrough moment ...

Pregnant players on the women's tennis tour now can receive 12 months of paid maternity leave, and those who become parents via partner pregnancy, surrogacy or adoption can get two months off with pay ...

The Saudi-backed PIF WTA Maternity Fund is the first maternity program of its kind in women's professional sports, fully funded by an external partner.

PTPA co-founder Novak Djokovic declined to be named in a suit accusing tennis' governing bodies and Grand Slams of ‘abusing ...

Last April, the WTA Tour and Saudi Tennis Federation signed a three-year deal to move the season-ending WTA Tour Finals to the kingdom, whose ‘Personal Status Law’ requires women to obtain a ...

The Women’s Tennis Association and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund announced a new maternity and child family planning benefits program for professional women’s tennis players.

The kingdom's move to fund a year’s paid maternity leave for pregnant professional tennis players has led to accusations of sports washing.

Belarusian tennis player Victoria Azarenka ... were among the critics — over questions about LGBTQ+ and women's rights in Saudi Arabia. The kingdom now hosts the season-ending WTA Finals ...

Pregnant players on the women’s tennis tour now can receive 12 months ... under a program sponsored by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia and announced Thursday by the WTA.

The Women's Tennis Association announced the Maternity Fund Program on Thursday, saying Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund will support the initiative. Eligible WTA players can receive up to 12 ...