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WTA Finals Fort Worth 2022: matches, results, standings, how and where to watch the tournament that brings together the eight best tennis players in the world

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WTA Finals Fort Worth 2022: matches, results, standings, how and where to watch the tournament that brings together the eight best tennis players in the world

The end of the year comes early for women’s tennis, which will close the season with the WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022. The eight best players of the moment will appear in the United States with the desire to close the campaign with a cup. For one of them, the toast will be given in early November…

The SportingNews presents all the details of this edition of the competition that will be held on American soil once again.

Where and when is the difference WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022?

The championship that brings together the 8 best players in the world will be held at the Dickies Arena in Texas (14,000 spectators), which is the first time there after jumping in the last years from Singapore, Shenzhen (China) and Guadalajara (Mexico). Although it is an unknown tournament for the Texas city, the United States is the country that has hosted the event the most: it has done so 35 times, passing through New York, Houston, Los Angeles, Boca Raton and Oakland.

The first game will be played on October 31while the The grand final will be on Monday, November 7.

His form WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022

The WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022 It will have eight participants divided into two zones of four players. Each will face the other three opponents in their group and the best two will advance to the semi-finals. 1st from Group A will face 2nd from Group B and 2nd from Group A will face 1st from Group B. The winners will play in the final. In 2021, Garbiñe Muguruza (absent this time) beat Anett Kontaveit 6-3, 7-5.

How much money does it make? WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022?

His total prize WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022 it is 5,000,000 dollars. The champion can earn up to 1,500 points and $1.68 million if she remains undefeated. Each player will add 125 points per game and an additional 125 for winning the first round. The finalists will achieve another 330 and the winner, 420.

In terms of money, each participant will win $110,000 and $110,000 for each win in the first round. if he goes to the semi-finals an additional 30,000 is added. Reaching the final prizes of 420,000, while the champion will achieve 820,000 more.

where to see it WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022?

  • Argentina, Mexico and the rest of Latin America: ESPN (TV) and Star+ (streaming)
  • USA: Tennis Channel (TV)
  • Spain: Eurosport (TV)

What are the ads? WTA Fort Worth Finals 2022?

Ranking Player
1 Iga Swiatek
two Ons Jabeur
3 Jessica Pegula
4 Coco Gauff
5 Maria Sakkar
6 Caroline Garcia
7 Arina Sabalenka
8 Daria Kasatkina

WTA Forth Worth Finals 2022 groups, fixtures, results, rankings and standings

The draw will take place on Friday 28 November, but the group leaders have been set: they are Iga Swiatek and Ons Jabeur. Then they will have the world’s 3 or 4, 5 or 6 and 7 or 8 in their belt.

Group A: Iga Sviatek plus three tennis players to be confirmed

Swiatek US Open 2022

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Calendar and results

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All times are from Argentina (+4 in Spain, -1 in ET from the United States and -3 in Mexico).

Classification and positions

Pos. Equipment GP PP SG SP
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Group B: Ons Jabeur plus three tennis players to be confirmed

Ons Jabeur

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Calendar and results

Day Time (AR) Game Result
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All times are from Argentina (+4 in Spain, -1 in ET from the United States and -3 in Mexico).

Classification and positions

Pos. Equipment GP PP SG SP
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3 To confirm
4 To confirm

WTA Finals Forth Worth 2022 final round

Semi-final

Day Time (AR) Game Result
November 6 To confirm To confirm
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All times are from Argentina (+4 in Spain, -2 in ET from the United States and -3 in Mexico).

Final

Day Time (AR) Game Result
November 7 22:00 To confirm

All times are from Argentina (+4 in Spain, -2 in ET from the United States and -3 in Mexico).

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Sabalenka gave Kyrgios Russian sweets before the exhibition match

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Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka gave Australian Nick Kyrgios Russian sweets before the head-to-head match.

The exhibition meeting will take place on December 28 in Dubai.

– Thank you for the gift! Looking forward to tomorrow’s fun! — Kyrgios signed a photo with sweets on the social network.

The upcoming match was called “Battle of the Sexes”, which refers to the confrontation in 1973, in which Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in three sets – 6:4, 6:3, 6:3.

World number one Sabalenka is 27 years old. During her career, she won 21 WTA singles titles, including four Grand Slam titles. 30-year-old Kyrgios won seven tournaments and is now ranked 672nd in the ATP rankings, his highest position was 13th.

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The tennis player who refused Russia was forced to pay. The decision has already been made

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The tennis player who refused Russia was forced to pay. The decision has already been made

Elina Avanesyan received Armenian citizenship, but she still has to repay her debt to her native country.

Recently, changes of citizenship in Russian women’s tennis have been happening surprisingly often. This is despite the fact that in this sport athletes can easily compete at international competitions. However, tennis players, and to a greater extent female tennis players, still continue to abandon Russia, guided by different goals.

The case with Elina Avanesyan received a rather unexpected continuation. The athlete who left for Armenia must now pay the Russian Tennis Federation (RFF) for failure to fulfill the contract, and this could become an extremely interesting precedent.

Showed promise while representing Russia

This year, five of our tennis players changed their citizenship. The country’s former first racket Daria Kasatkina now represents Australia, and the athlete left with a scandal, forgetting to thank her homeland. In addition to her, Maria Timofeeva, Polina Kudermetova and Kamilla Rakhimova decided to compete for Uzbekistan, and Anastasia Potapova for Austria. The last transition was quite unexpected, because Potapova always declared her love for Russia and often visited the country.

Most of these transitions happened literally in recent weeks and months, so it is too early to draw conclusions about the productivity of the change of citizenship. But Kasatkina hardly won in sports terms. Now she occupies 37th place in the world rankings and, according to the feelings, has lost a lot not only in results, but also in the quality of the game itself.

The situation with Elina Avanesyan burst into the public sphere in August last year. First, she changed the flag in her profile on the WTA website to Armenian, and then the native of Pyatigorsk herself confirmed the fact of the transition. At that time, she was in 58th place in the world rankings and generally showed some promise. She made her debut in senior Grand Slam competitions in 2022, qualifying.

In 2023 and 2024, Elina performed well at Roland Garros, both times making it to the fourth round of the tournament. This was a bid for a breakthrough, or at least gradual progress. Avanesyan also won the ITF W100 series tournament in Wiesbaden in 2023, which is currently her main success in her career.

Will such compensation become a trend?

After moving to Armenia, her results dropped sharply. A year and a half later, Avanesyan is only 118th in the world rankings. This was partly due to health problems, but even without them, the girl’s career was clearly not going uphill. And now Elina has another problem. The Armenian representative was ordered to compensate the losses of the Russian Tennis Federation (RFF) in connection with the failure to fulfill the sports training agreement.

— The FTR received a decision from the National Center for Sports Arbitration (NCSA), which on December 9, 2025 considered the case between the FTR and Avanesyan regarding the FTR’s compensation for losses in connection with Avanesyan’s failure to fulfill the sports training agreement. The NCCA considered the dispute for several months and ruled in favor of the FTR. The tennis player will be obliged to reimburse the FTR for the amounts of losses established by the NCSA, compensation from tennis income provided for in the sports training agreement, and other costs of the FTR, the FTR statement says.

The size of the payments is not disclosed, but it is hardly an insignificant amount. However, it’s not just about finances. Avanesyan’s story may become a precedent when athletes fleeing the country will be required to pay money for changing citizenship.

Now, following the example of the FTR, our other federations can follow the example of the FTR, which will necessarily prescribe the conditions for its termination in the agreement. And this, of course, has its own logic. Of course, no one will prohibit athletes from leaving the country, but such a step will become more responsible. So paying compensation seems like a reasonable option and fair to both parties.

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Russian tennis player Lyudmila Samsonova announced her engagement to her Italian coach Alessandro Dumitrache.

The athlete posted a photo on social media with an engagement ring, which she captioned: “A new chapter begins.” The tennis player also tagged her lover’s account. Samsonova and Dumitrake have been dating since 2020.

Samsonova is 27 years old. She won the WTA tournaments five times and reached the quarterfinals of Wimbledon in 2025. Samsonova ranks 17th in the world rankings.

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