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Coco Gauff at ‘Fault’ for Loss
November 02, 2025 | Edition #252
Sparks Fly in Riyadh and Paris!
Defending champion Coco Gauff gets off to a rough start, losing to Jessica Pegula in her opening round-robin match in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Sabalenka put on a dominant serving display in her opening match. Over in Paris, Jannik Sinner clinches the World No. 1 spot by capturing the Fanti Tree Trophy. Read on to discover more about these stories!
Gauff hired a biomechanics coach earlier this year to help fix her serve. But with her continuous Double Fault Errors…
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Sinner surged through an ultra-clean tie-break and produced consistent forehand shots to capture his first Paris Masters title!
Boris Becker Won Inaugural Paris-Bercy Open
On November 2, 1986, the German star defeated Spanish qualifier Sergio Casal (ranked No. 100 in the world) with a score of 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 in the final. For the tournament’s debut edition, the organizers couldn’t have asked for a more high-profile champion. At the time, “Boom Boom” Becker was at the height of his fame and closing in on Ivan Lendl for the world No. 1 spot.
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