Women's Tennis Association boss Steve Simon has criticized French Open orga...
PARIS - Women’s Tennis Association boss Steve Simon has criticized French Open organizers for scheduling both of the women’s semi-finals away from center court.
The women’s semi-finals, originally scheduled for Thursday, were shifted to Friday, with British number one Johanna Konta to play Czech Marketa Vondrousova on Court Simonne Mathieu, the newly-built third show court. “There is no doubt that scheduling has been challenged by weather conditions and the WTA understands the scheduling issues presented at Roland Garros,” Simon said in a statement.
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