The Growth of Womens Tennis in Asia

The transcript discusses the WTA Finals in Singapore, highlighting its significance for women's tennis and the growth strategy in Asia. It covers the expansion of tennis events in the region, the impact of Li Na on the sport, and the emergence of new Chinese players. The discussion also touches on the greatest female tennis player, with Serena Williams being a top contender. Finally, it addresses a controversy involving sexist comments by a Russian official.

What is the significance of the WTA Finals being held in Singapore?

• It marks the end of the tennis season.

• It is the first time the event is held in Asia.

• It is a key part of WTA's growth strategy.

• It is the largest tennis event in the world.

How many WTA events are now held in the Asia Pacific region?

• 54

• 10

• 22

• 2

What is the purpose of the WTA Future Stars initiative?

• To promote tennis among young girls in Asia.

• To train professional tennis coaches.

• To organize annual tennis tournaments.

• To sponsor international tennis players.

What role does Li Na play after her retirement?

• She is a coach for the Chinese national team.

• She is a commentator for tennis matches.

• She is a manager for young tennis players.

• She is involved in media and fan engagement for WTA.

How many Chinese players are currently in the top 100?

• 15-20

• 10-12

• 5-6

• 2-3

Who are considered the greatest female tennis players by the WTA?

• Billie Jean King, Chris Evert, and Martina Navratilova

• Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong, and Justine Henin

• Serena Williams, Venus Williams, and Maria Sharapova

• Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, and Martina Hingis

What was the WTA's response to the sexist comments made about Serena Williams?

• They banned the official who made the comments.

• They ignored the comments.

• They found the comments irresponsible and moved on.

• They supported the comments.