Legendary Billie Jean King, who founded the WTA in 1973 on the principle of equal opportunity and won 129 singles titles during her career, says she is not done yet, after...
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Top Honours For Original 9 Who Fought for Equal Rights in Tennis
Tennis icon and crusader for social justice and women’s equality in sport, Billie Jean King, is one of nine courageous women who have been inducted into the International Tennis...
Ilana Kloss International Events Return to SA in 2021
Tennis South Africa (TSA) has confirmed that the Ilana Kloss International – two weeks of back-to-back International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Tour events for women -...
Bruce Davidson – A Game Changer and Pioneer for Women in Sport
Executive Chairman of the BLD Group Bruce Davidson is one of the first male champions of women in sport that came to our radar as gsport. Davidson has consistently shown up for...
Kaitlyn Ramduth: The Tennis Ace You Should Know About
Kaitlyn Ramduth calls herself a young girl from KZN who is pursuing her dream. As a rising star in South African tennis she is far more and has her eyes firmly set on conquering...
UK Changemaker Michelle Moore and Conscious Leadership
For three decades former athlete-turned-leadership consultant Michelle Moore has impacted sport and business, by sharing her personal experiences and championing a progressive...
ITF Women’s Tournaments to Be Named After Ilana Kloss
Tennis South Africa (TSA) has announced the two $25 000 women's International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Tour events, taking place in Potchefstroom in March, will be...
Bruce the Boundary Breaker
Bruce Davidson is one person who has to be credited with bringing remarkable commercial development to a formerly unloved environment known as women’s sport in South Africa. He...
Billie-Jean Brings Tennis to Middle East
Former US tennis star Billie-Jean King is at it again, giving time to develop the sport of tennis in the Middle East, and her endorsement of the World Tennis Association has...
US Open has First Victim
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