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· 1dAryna Sabalenka survives comeback attempt by Coco Gauff to win Madrid Open
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka overcame a second-set fight by fourth seed Coco Gauff to secure a 6-3 7-6(3) win and clinch her third Madrid Open on Saturday as the three-time major winner claimed her third title this year on the WTA tour.
Jessica Pegula is keeping it real in Stuttgart. During a press conference at the 2025 WTA tournament, she opened up about why ...
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Coco Gauff opens up on shifting dynamics with Jessica Pegula after ending their doubles partnershipCoco Gauff opens up about life after splitting with doubles partner Jessica Pegula and her Madrid Open final run. Discover ...
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“Wouldn’t Have Survived" - Trapped in the Dark, Coco Gauff’s Madrid Ordeal Becomes a Lesson in GratitudeDue to a power outage, Madrid and its nearby areas turned pitch black on Monday (April 28). The post “Wouldn’t Have Survived" ...
If Swiatek wins the WTA 1000 event, she’s safe at No. 2—but if she loses at any point, Pegula and Gauff could strike.
Coco Gauff continues to rise as one of the most formidable players in women’s tennis, now securing the No. 3 spot in the WTA ...
The leading stars of the WTA Tour have arrived in Rome for the Italian Open 2025. The clay season's second WTA 1000 tournament will take place from May 6-18. World No.
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Coco Gauff makes very honest Iga Swiatek admission after huge career-firstCoco Gauff is in fine form heading into this month's French Open, with the U.S. tennis star reaching the Madrid Open Final ...
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Coco Gauff Cheekily Credits Her Sassy Hairstyle for Saving Her From a Scary Madrid Open MishapRemember when Coco Gauff said, “I'm not playing it. The post Coco Gauff Cheekily Credits Her Sassy Hairstyle for Saving Her ...
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