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General · 25 February 2026

Union backs British player Tara Moore in tennis legal battle

Union backs British player Tara Moore in tennis legal battle

The Professional Tennis Players Association has thrown its support behind British player Tara Moore’s £14.7m lawsuit against the WTA. Moore alleges the governing body was negligent by failing to warn athletes about meat contamination risks in Bogota, which led to her four-year doping ban. The breakaway union’s legal partners are representing the doubles specialist on a pro bono basis, arguing she faced unfair treatment compared to higher-profile stars.

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