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Gauff's Coach Trapped; Venus' Unfair Treatment
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March 06, 2026 | Edition #398
Coco Gauff arrived at Indian Wells hoping to make a deep run, but off-court concerns have taken some of the attention. The world No. 4 shared that her coach, Gavin MacMillan, is currently stuck in the Middle East after recent regional tensions led to airspace closures and disrupted travel plans.
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Gauff Left Coachless at Indian Wells as Gavin MacMillan Gets Trapped Amid Missile Scare |
The American will commence her Indian Wells run without her coach as MacMillan got stuck in Middle East. |
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