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The WTA has returned to China, but there is little clarity on Peng’s whereabouts and well-being.

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The governing body of women's tennis revealed its calendar on Friday for the latter part of 2023, including the resumption of operations in China. As part of the calendar, China will host a WTA 1000 tournament in Beijing in September, marking the return of top-tier women's tennis to the country.

The courage the organization showed in taking a stand after the disturbing Peng Shuai situation was short-lived.

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WTA gives up on its boycott, making little progress on the situation that prompted it to move tournaments out of China.