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Coming forward more often, mixing in drop shots and trusting her touch, Aryna Sabalenka's game is evolving beyond brute force -- and the results are starting to show on clay.
MADRID—This time, Iga Swiatek had the answers against teenage sensation Alexandra Eala. After a quarterfinal loss to the rising star from the Philippines last month in Miami, Swiatek rallied to a 4-6, ...
Her results in 2025 have not lived up to expectations so far, considering that she reached the semifinals in Melbourne Park, ...
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Tennis365 on MSNCoco Gauff serves up shocking first set statistics before bouncing back for unconvincing winCoco Gauff always relishes the chance to play on clay courts, but she was in turmoil in her opening match at the Madrid Open ...
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Yardbarker on MSNWTA Madrid Day 4 Predictions Including Ekaterina Alexandrova vs Olga DanilovicThe WTA Madrid crescendo goes a notch higher with some of the big guns joining the party on the fourth day. Among the several ...
Top tennis stars including world No. 2 Iga Świątek and No. 4 Coco Gauff lean into clay court season at the 2025 Madrid Open ...
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Tennis365 on MSNIga Swiatek’s ‘confidence’ questioned by Serena Williams’ ex-coach amid form strugglesFormer doubles world No 1 and Grand Slam winner Rennae Stubbs has claimed “there’s a little bit of concern” regarding Iga ...
Coming forward more often, mixing in drop shots and trusting her touch, Aryna Sabalenka's game is evolving beyond brute force -- and the results are starting to show on clay.
Bianca Andreescu, in her second match back on tour after undergoing an emergency appendectomy in February, picked up a ...
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