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Today is October 17th and this is what we got for you. More support for players on and off the court, a fight over court space in Scotland, the kissing defense makes a comeback,

that's a new one, and a major milestone for junior tennis.

But first, more tough news from the WTA tour.

Emma Radicano has joined a growing list of WTA players ending their season now.

The British world number one has struggled with intense heat and humidity during the Asian swing.

Just last week at the Wuhan Open, Emma was forced to retire from her first round match

after suffering dizzy spells and needing a courtside blood pressure check.

Things have not fared any better for the 22-year-old this week, again needing

medical attention during her first round match at the Ningbo Open. It's the end of a year that

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