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Gauff in Pain; Sabalenka's Troublemaker

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March 09, 2026 | Edition #401

Inside Stadium 1 at Indian Wells, Coco Gauff made a strong start before things suddenly took a turn. Late in the opening set of her third-round match against Alexandra Eala, the American began feeling pain in her left arm. As the discomfort worsened, Gauff was eventually forced to retire from the match, bringing her run to an abrupt end.

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The American's Indian Wells run comes to a disappointing end as she opts to walkover.



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Coco Gauff took a walkover at Indian Wells after suffering an injury. If she doesn’t recover in time, she could also miss the second leg of the Sunshine Double. So tell us,

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Did You Know

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina began playing tennis at the tender age of two and a half with his father. His early training took place at La Cala del Moral with coach Manolo Rubiales. At age 11, he started training with coach Jorge Aguirre at Racket Club Fuengirola. Demonstrating dedication to his sport, Alejandro left home at 16 to further his tennis development.

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