Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

We're presented as always by Draft Kings. It's a very important business of sports. I wanted to talk about Peng Shui, who is the Chinese women's tennis player who has, there's a lot of concern for her safety.

And it's been that way for over a month now.

And I want to get someone that's done some reporting on it and really talk about it.

So we're going to have a special guest, Matthew Futterman of the New York Times,

talking about Pemishue, what's going on in China, where her whereabouts,

and the concerns and the WTA, how they help, Women's Tennis Association,

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Without further ado, I want to get to our special guest talking about Peng Shui's situation in China,

the women's tennis player who has not been seen, at least in a way that people feel comfortable with her safety.

So here we go. Matthew Futterman from the New York Times.

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