Saudi Arabia hosts the last tournament of the Women’s Professional Tennis Association

The Women’s Professional Tennis Association or “WTA” started its final tournament in both singles and doubles divisions from yesterday, the 12th of Scorpio, in the city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
This tournament, which is one of the most important events of “WTA”, the top eight tennis players in the world in the women’s division compete in a league at first, and finally the top four players from two groups meet in the semi-finals. The final of this tournament will be held on the 19th day of Scorpio.
In two competitions that were held yesterday, Saturday, the 12th of Aqrab, in Riyadh, Jesmin Paulina from Italy defeated the world number four in two sets, Ilina Rybakina from Kazakhstan, and in the second match, Alina Sabalinka from Belarus, the number one tennis player in the world, in two sets. He defeated China’s Wen Xing, who was ranked 7th in the world.
Today, Sunday, the 13th of Scorpio, two more matches will be held in this competition. Iga Schwantyk from Poland, the number two tennis player in the world, will compete with Barbora Krichicova from the Czech Republic, who is ranked 8th in this competition. The dinner will be held at Kabul time, Coco Goff from America, the number 3 female tennis player in the world, will compete with her compatriot Jessica Pegola, the sixth number in the world ranking.
The total prize of this important tennis event is 15.25 million US dollars, the individual tennis champion of this tournament will get 3 million 770 thousand US dollars and 900 points will be added in their ranking, the individual runner-up will get 1 million 270 thousand and He also gets 400 points.
But the rewards in the doubles division are less, the champions get 900 points and get $775,000, but the runners-up get $255,000 along with 400 points.
This tournament is held as the last event of the season by the Women’s Professional Tennis Association every year. Last year, this event was held in the city of “Cancun” in Mexico, and the total cash prize was 9 million US dollars. Poland became the champion and Jessica Pegola from America was the runner-up.