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Reactions to new WTA agreement with Tennis Channel

Published Oct 02, 2018

The WTA is officially coming back home to the Tennis Channel. After two years with BeIN Sports, the WTA tour has come to a five-year agreement with Tennis Channel for U.S. coverage starting in 2019.

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Coverage will include 19 Premier events, 30 International events and the WTA Finals in Shenzhen. It's great news for viewers and players alike.

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From 2003 until 2016, Tennis Channel was the home of WTA coverage in the U.S. BeIN will continue to offer these events outside of the U.S.

"Everyone involved—the WTA, beIN Sport, DAZN Group, Tennis Channel—came together for this partnership, with the result a big victory for American tennis fans,” said Ken Solomon, president, Tennis Channel. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to tell the year-round story of the athletes and other off-court personalities who make the WTA the preeminent brand in women’s sports."