WTA Tour meets with French Open organizers over lack of women’s matches in night sessions

PARIS — After two years without a women’s match in a French Open night session, despite lobbying from broadcasters and some players, WTA Chair Valerie Camillo became the latest stakeholder to directly advocate for scheduling women’s matches in primetime at Roland Garros. Camillo, who was hired in late October to head the women’s tour, had a meeting with French Open organizers, including tournament director Amélie Mauresmo, in the days before the main draw began. In a statement sent to The Athlet