Women's tour chief casts doubt on statement attributed to China's Peng | Reuters
Steve Simon: the WTA boss placing principle ahead of profit in standing up to China | Tennis | The Guardian
Women's Tennis Association could pull out of China over missing tennis star - CNN Video
tennis: 'Peng Shuai's safety is bigger than the business' - Simon sends strong message to China - Tennis Majors
The Tennis Podcast on Twitter: "Steve Simon (WTA CEO) announces the immediate suspension of all tournaments in China and Hong Kong. (re Peng Shuai). Full statement below. https://t.co/Ww8km2c2sM" / Twitter
Women's Tennis Association willing to pull out of China if Peng Shuai case not investigated | South China Morning Post
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai goes missing after sex assault allegation against politician
Steve Simon: 'The WTA and our sport is in very good hands with these new champions'
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MeToo: Tennis chief has 'hard time believing' alleged email from China's Peng Shuai, 'only raises' safety concerns - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
WTA chief Steve Simon sticks to his guns in Peng Shuai case - Capital Sports
WTA's Steve Simon Calls for 'Verifiable Proof' of Peng Shuai's Safety After Email | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Steve Simon, WTA Chairman & CEO, on Peng Shuai's recent interview
The audience is growing' - WTA CEO Steve Simon on tour issues, on-court coaching in Singapore
WTA chair Steve Simon still concerned about Peng Shuai despite video footage
Women's Tennis Association doubts Chinese players' email denying sexual assault allegations - Sentinelassam
Statement from Steve Simon on UK grass-court events
Watch full interview with WTA chief on decision to pull tournaments from China - CNN Video
WTA Names Steve Simon as Chief Executive - The New York Times
Pro sports leader looks for edge in wooing more fans | Business Observer | Business Observer
Wimbledon: WTA chief Steve Simon promises 'strong reactions' to ban on Russian, Belarusian players | Tennis News | Sky Sports
The Women's Tennis Association stood up to China over the plight of Peng Shuai. Here's why - ABC News
WTA's New Leader Faces a Host of Challenges - The New York Times
