WTA Tennis Live Scores Today: Fans Frustrated with Lack of App

The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) has come under fire from fans and players alike after scrapping its live-scoring app without warning. Subscribers to the cancelled app were advised to visit the WTA website for live scores, but without being informed about the built-in delay. This move has left many tennis enthusiasts feeling frustrated and confused.

Many fans took to social media to express their discontent, with former Australian Open winner Caroline Wozniacki leading the charge. 'I like to watch tennis so it would be nice to know what tournaments are happening,' she tweeted. American player Madison Keys also chimed in, simply posting a string of 'boos' in response to the joint ATP/WTA announcement.

The lack of a live-score app has been particularly galling for fans and players who rely on such services to stay up-to-date with WTA tennis news and scores. Since the app was scrapped, there has been no word on when or if it will be replaced.

In contrast, the ATP has launched a new live-score app, leaving many wondering why the WTA has yet to follow suit. The treatment of fans by tennis chiefs has been widely criticized in recent months, with the scrapping of the live-scoring app being just one example.

Despite the backlash, a WTA spokesperson insists that improving the speed of its data is a priority for the organization. Additionally, the WTA has licensed its live data to StatsPerform, allowing fans who choose to bet on tennis legally to access real-time, official scores through licensed betting operators and platform providers.

For now, fans looking for WTA tennis live scores today will have to rely on the WTA website or other third-party sources. Here's hoping that a solution is found soon to satisfy the demands of frustrated fans everywhere.

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