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26 Nov 2024 | 14.25
Laura Robson.
The women's circuit will feature an important novelty next year: the arrival of a WTA event at such an iconic venue as Queen's. The WTA Queen's 2025, a WTA 500 tournament, is now a reality and its director is already known: it's Laura Robson, former player and current Sky Sports commentator, who will take on this role after having been the director of the WTA event in Nottingham in 2023. "It's exciting to see women's tennis return to Queen's 50 years later. It's an iconic place, and I can't wait to get started. I'm sure it will be just as thrilling as the men's event," expressed the British enthusiastly.
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