WTA plans equal prize money to match men at combined higher-tiered events

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Last updated 19 maio 2024
WTA plans equal prize money to match men at combined higher-tiered events
These days, equal prize money is given to the men and women at the well-known grand slam events, the highest tier in tennis: The Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open. It was a prolonged effort to get to that point, with the US Open becoming the first, in 1973, and Wimbledon becoming the last major to do so, in 2007.
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