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Breakaway union stands behind Tara Moore’s $20m legal battle against WTA
Former British doubles No 1 has same legal firm as PTPAThe 33-year-old doubles star has always denied dopingThe breakaway players union that is suing the tours and grand slam tournaments has thrown its weight behind Tara Moore’s $20m (£14.7m) legal battle against the WTA in a new front in tennis’s civil war.The Guardian has learned that Moore, the former British No 1 doubles player who this week brought a legal action for negligence against the WTA after being handed a four-year ban for doping, is using lawyers from the Professional Tennis Players Association’s (PTPA) legal partners, King & Spalding. Continue reading...
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Craig Tiley departs Australia having indelibly changed the tennis landscape | Linda Pearce
Tiley propelled Australian Open to current heights through limitless ambition and brute force, but a stronger player pipeline would be welcomeCraig Tiley arrived as Tennis Australia’s director of tennis in 2005 and, two decades and two high-profile roles later, will leave behind a complex and formidable legacy.The Australian Open, which he has overseen since his 2006 appointment as tournament director, has expanded into the acclaimed event that dominates the sporting landscape each January. As chief executive of TA since 2013, Tiley’s dual roles have extended his influence beyond the grand slam’s monster success. Continue reading...
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