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Rybakina Snaps at Coach
March 26, 2026 | Edition #419
If the “Ice Queen” label still comes to mind when you think of Elena Rybakina, you may want to think again. Because, the World No. 2 just flipped the table on that.
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Rybakina Snaps at Coach as Pegula Tests Limits |
The World No.2 breaks character and vents frustration on coach mid-match |
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