While most of the world has moved past the tennis player's plight one man is intent on keeping up the pressure. 9WWOS
“Everyone’s looking for stability,” WTA Tour Chairman and CEO Simon said during an interview with The Associated Press at Dickies Arena, which has a one-year deal to host the tournament for the top eight singles players and top eight doubles teams, before giving way to the site's usual mix of monster trucks, rodeo shows, indoor lacrosse and concerts by acts such as George Strait and the Eagles.
Peng immediately disappeared from public view, then tried to recant. She doesn’t leave China and was part of carefully orchestrated appearances during the Beijing Olympics in February. “We hope that that’s where we’re going to be,” he said, “but, obviously, we have some issues to resolve.” Simon called it “a very last-minute destination” and referred to the venue as “probably a little big for us, but a beautiful arena.”
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