The WTA has its first title sponsor in more than a decade. WTA announced that it has entered into a multi-year sponsorship deal with medical technology company Hologic. 

The last title sponsor of the WTA tour was Sony Ericsson. That partnership ended in 2010. Hologic is a great fit for the WTA tour as the company focuses on women’s health and wellbeing. The company makes products for diagnostics, imaging, and surgery.

“Hologic and the WTA come together with a collective purpose as pioneering advocates for women, We are proud to stand with the WTA in its commitment to the highest integrity and values. Ultimately, our partnership allows us to jointly raise the profile of women even higher and to share the importance of early detection and treatment with women across the world.

-Steve MacMillan, CEO of Hologic

Hologic will be displaced at the net and in other signage at WTA tournaments. WTA and Hologic will announce joint activities focused on women’s health in the coming months.

Carlos Alcaraz is featured in the March 2022 cover of Men’s Health magazine. Experts predict Alcaraz to be the next Rafael Nadal – a comparison Alcaraz is not a fan of.

Alcaraz beefed up physically during the offseason and is looking more muscular than before. In the magazine, a shirtless Alcaraz shows off his sculpted body.

Earlier this year, won the Rio Open and became the youngest player to win an ATP 500 tournament. He is currently ranked in the Top 20 in world rankings.

Carlos Alcaraz’s best grand slam results to date came at the US Open in 2021 where he reached the quarterfinals. He is just 18 years old, and his best tennis is yet to come.