‘No concrete plans’ for WTA event at Monte Carlo

‘No concrete plans’ for WTA event at Monte Carlo

The Monte Carlo tournament, which dates back to 1896, is just one of two Masters 1000 tournaments, alongside the Paris Masters in the autumn, not running a women’s competition.

David Massey, director of the Masters 1000 in Monte-Carlo, said this Sunday that the opening of a women's painting had not been initiated by the organisation, stating that there is "no concrete project".

"We obviously remain open": Monte-Carlo Masters opens up possibility of having women's tennis in future

The tournament director of the Monte-Carlo Masters, David Massey, has opened up about the possibility of having the women’s version of the competition in the future. The ATP 1000 ever is one of the most high-profile competition in men’s tennis. It has been played since 1968 but surprisingly, it neve...