Women’s Tennis Association (WTA)

The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) is the main governing body for women's professional tennis. Founded in 1973, it oversees the organization of tournaments and rankings for female players around the world. The WTA aims to promote women's sports, ensure fair competition, and provide opportunities for female athletes. It organizes the WTA Tour, which includes prestigious events like the Grand Slam tournaments. The association supports player welfare and advocates for equality in sports. By fostering talent and expanding the reach of women’s tennis, the WTA has significantly contributed to the sport's growth and popularity globally.