Coco Gauff was originally concerned about playing in Saudi Arabia this week - but now, it's hard to imagine she regrets making the trip. The 20-year-old won the WTA Finals over Zheng Qinwen of ...

RIYADH — Coco Gauff has said that she “probably wouldn’t come back” to Saudi Arabia for tennis events if she feels that change is not happening in the country. Gauff, the world No. 3, is ...

Gauff said, "Obviously, I'm very aware of the situation here in Saudi. I mean, my view on it is I do think that sport can have a way to open doors to people. I think in order to kind of want ...

Coco Gauff admitted she has 'reservations' about staging the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia as the 20-year-old showed immense maturity. Riyadh will host the season finale from 2024 through to 2026 ...

(Coco Gauff) In Saudi Arabia, the male guardianship system was enshrined into law in 2022, which means that women must have a male legal guardian — and they cannot choose who this is.

Staging the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia can help to bring change on behalf of gender equality and LGBTQ rights in the kingdom, Coco Gauff said, although the former US Open champion added that she ...

Coco Gauff earned the biggest pay cheque in the history of women’s tennis, pocketing £3.7 million when she defeated Qinwen Zheng to claim the first WTA Finals event to be staged in Riyadh.

World No. 3 Coco Gauff addressed the controversial decision by the WTA to stage its season-ending Finals event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during a press conference Nov.

Coco Gauff discussed human rights issues in Saudi Arabia ahead of the WTA Finals. / Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images The complicated issue of sportswashing has crept into almost every professional ...

Staging the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia can help to bring change on behalf of gender equality and LGBTQ rights in the kingdom, Coco Gauff said, although the former US Open champion added that she ...