WTA Finals to move to Charlotte in United States from 2027 on three-year deal
The WTA Finals will move to Charlotte, North Carolina, from 2027, with the season-ending tournament set to be held there for at least three years as the women's tennis tour takes greater control of its flagship event.
The Women's Tennis Association will stage its season-ending WTA Finals in Charlotte, North Carolina, for at least three years from 2027, Chair Valerie Camillo said, as the tour seeks to take greater control of its flagship event amid concerns over its finances.
The Finals, featuring the season's top eight singles players and doubles teams, will be played at Charlotte's Spectrum Centre, with a fan festival planned at the nearby convention center.


