WTA to change event categories to match ATP's naming structure
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The Premier Mandatory tournaments, Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid and Beijing—and Premier 5 tournaments, Doha-Dubai, Rome, Canada, Cincinnati and Wuhan—will change to 1000s. Premiers will be renamed 500 events under this system.
Published Nov 27, 2020
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WTA to change event categories to match ATP's naming structure
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