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Kate Middleton & Noskova: Royal duties, fashion, Wimbledon

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Latest: Aryna Sabalenka reaches US Open semifinals after three-set battle

In early May 2026, Princess Catherine made her first solo overseas engagement since her cancer remission, travelling to Reggio Emilia to champion early-childhood education. She received the city’s highest civic honour, t

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Beatriz Haddad Maia tennis career hiatus

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Latest: Beatriz Haddad Maia announces 2027 return to tennis

Brazilian tennis player Beatriz Haddad Maia announced a career break for the second half of 2026 to focus on her mental health and personal reflection. Following a difficult season that included a first-round exit at Wim

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Rebecca Šramková tennis tournament results

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Latest: Rebecca Šramková exits US Open qualifying

Slovak tennis player Rebecca Šramková experienced varying results in recent international competitions. In early August, she advanced to the second round of the WTA 1000 event in Toronto after defeating Russia’s Anna Bli

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Sporting organizations transgender eligibility policies

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Latest: US Open mixed doubles sees major upsets and WTA policy debate

Sporting organizations are implementing new policies regarding athlete eligibility based on biological sex. The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has commenced a rollout of a policy requiring a one-time genetic test, such

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WTA mandatory genetic sex testing

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Latest: WTA begins mandatory gene testing for players in Cincinnati

The Women’s Tennis Association’s new eligibility policy, effective 21 July 2026, requires every professional female player to undergo a one‑time genetic test for the SRY gene. A negative result clears the athlete; a posi

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