WTA’s return to China good for game, says former player

WTA’s return to China good for game, says former player FMTNews FMTSports

In 2021, Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai claimed a senior former Chinese government official had sexually assaulted her.

The governing body of the women’s game had suspended tournaments in China after former doubles number one Peng stated in a now deleted 2021 social media post that a senior former Chinese government official had sexually assaulted her. “From a tennis perspective, hopefully it’ll be a welcome return,” Keothavong told British media. “I don’t know whether they’ve been able to investigate in the way they would have liked, but tennis is a business.China’s State Council Information office and the Chinese Tennis Association did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.

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