40 Love

Legends of the WTA, past and present - from Billie Jean King to Serena Williams - headline a brand new global advertising campaign celebrating the four decades of professional women's tennis.

Martina Navratilova won Eastbourne 11 times - has anyone ever won more titles at the same WTA event? Exactly how good has Serena Williams been since her comeback that began here in 2011?

The WTA unveiled its new 40 LOVE global advertising campaign on Tuesday, and included in that are two TV spots - Time Flies and Give, which has a short and long version. Watch them right here.

The print element of the 40 LOVE ad campaign features five of the WTA's current stars paired with a WTA legend of the game in a one page ad. Check out all five of the pairings right here...

As the WTA celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, wtatennis.com will bring you a summary of career stats on all of its World No.1s. Today, the WTA's 11th World No.1, Venus Williams.

As the WTA celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, wtatennis.com will bring you a summary of career stats on all of its World No.1s. Today, the WTA's 10th World No.1, Jennifer Capriati.

Before Justine and Kim, there was another Belgian in the Top 10 - she was the first, in fact. Who was her idol? What was her biggest win? What has she been up to since retiring in 2000? Read on...

Billie Jean King and Birmingham have a very special connection. In 1982, King won the inaugural edition of the tournament, but her 1983 victory there was even more historic - for two reasons.

Foolish by Ashanti was No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100, The Sum Of All Fears was No.1 at the US box office, and Serena Williams was conquering the clay of Roland Garros for the first time.

This week a new Top 20 star was born, as Kirsten Flipkens inched from No.21 to a new career-high of No.20 on the WTA Rankings. But she's not the first Belgian to crack the elite, oh no...