The World TeamTennis is set to make an exciting return in 2021. The tournament is one of the most fun events of the year, combining the ATP and WTA stars in one event. WTT 2021 will be held in November 2021, and some top talents are set to feature.
Exciting World TeamTennis format
The tournament made an official statement regarding its 2021 edition. It will be hosted in California’s Indian Wells Tennis Garden in November 2021. “We are extremely excited to announce that we are hosting our 2021 season at the greatest tennis destination site in the world,” said Eric Davidson (Chairman and CEO, WTT).
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The World TeamTennis tournament is a pro-active, fun, mixed-gender tournament. The players are divided into teams, and each team comprises two men, two women, and a coach. The tie is spread across 5 sets, with one set of each tennis category. The team that reaches 5 games takes the set, and the team that wins 3 out of the 5 sets takes home the tie. The tournament was co-founded by Billie Jean King in the 1970s.
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We are so excited to announce four more players to our already impressive line up for the 2021 season! Who are you most excited to see play in November?
Read more about today's announcement here: https://t.co/fRGNzoXF7J pic.twitter.com/HoOkVWzzVX
— World TeamTennis (@WorldTeamTennis) July 13, 2021
Star-studded line-up for WTT 2021
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The WTT had already announced the involvement of top players like John Isner, Sloane Stephens, and Kim Clijsters ahead of the 2021 edition. Adding to the quality, the tournament organizers announced four electrifying additions to the tournament this year.
Furthermore, the newly added star cast of the tournament this time, are former Grand Slam finalist Eugenie Bouchard, USA’s showmen Frances Tiafoe and Mackenzie McDonald, and the 2017 Australian Open semifinalist Coco Vandeweghe.
The event will be the perfect ending to an entertaining 2021 season. Uniquely, despite nearing the downhill stages of the year, the action coming up is stacked for tennis buffs globally. With events like the WTT, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the US Open, and the Tour Finals on the calendar, the season is nearing an epic conclusion. Which event are you most looking forward to?
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