A Chinese state broadcaster shared new videos of the missing tennis star, which has done little to allay concerns about Peng\u2019s safety.<\/b>
\nAn editor at Chinese state broadcaster CGTN on Saturday tweeted videos that he said were of the missing tennis star Peng Shuai at a restaurant with friends, but the head of the Women\u2019s Tennis Association deemed them \u201cinsufficient\u201d proof that she was \u201cfree\u201d from \u201ccoercion.\u201d On Friday, CGTN\u2019s Shen tweeted photos of Peng, prompting more questions about her whereabouts, as the username of \u201cPeng\u2019s friend\u201d who he claimed had sent him the pictures appeared to read \u201cPeng Shuai 2\u201d in Chinese. Peng,35, the former women\u2019s doubles No.1, disappeared on November 2 after posting explosive allegations against Zhang on social media. Simon expressed doubt over the authenticity of an email the organization received on Wednesday that the Chinese state media claimed was written by Peng. In the email, which the state media tweeted, Peng says, \u201cI\u2019m not missing, nor am I unsafe. I\u2019m just resting at home.\u201d The email raised even more concerns over her safety as there appeared to be a cursor in the second sentence. Swiss tennis star Roger Federer was the latest player to voice support for Peng on Saturday, joining Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic, to name a few, as well as the United Nations and Wimbledon. Federer told Sky Italia, \u201cshe\u2019s one of our tennis champions, a former world No.1, and clearly it\u2019s concerning.\u201d Purported Photos Of Missing Chinese Tennis Player Peng Shuai Released By State Media Editor Spark Questions ( Forbes) U.N. Calls For Proof Of Missing Tennis Star Peng Shuai\u2019s Safety ( Forbes) Tennis Star Serena Williams \u2018Devastated And Shocked\u2019 About Missing Chinese Player Peng Shuai ( Forbes) Vanished Chinese Stars: Tennis Player Peng Shui Is Latest Big Name To Disappear After Angering Government ( Forbes) WTA Chief Doubts Authenticity Of Email It Received Purported To Be From Missing Tennis Star Peng Shuai ( Forbes) Tennis Star\u2019s Sexual Assault Claim Against Ex-Top Chinese Official Triggers Online Censors ( Forbes)<\/p>\n