US EditionIndian Wells: Sabalenka, Osaka to Meet in Last 16, Gauff Retires with Arm Injury
Sabalenka and Osaka advanced to the Indian Wells last-16 while Gauff retired due to a likely nerve-related left arm injury, prompting an MRI scheduled for Monday.
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What's Next For Coco Gauff After 'Scary' Injury? Tennis Star to Undergo MRI After Indian Wells Horror
Coco Gauff said on Sunday that she will undergo an MRI on Monday after retiring from her Indian Wells match against Alexandra Eala in California due to a sudden pain in her left arm. The American left court after falling a set and a break behind, with the injury update arriving later in a statement posted on social media. Gauff had comfortably beaten Eala when they met recently at the Dubai Tennis Championships, so the shape of this match quick…
The dream of Colombian Camila Osorio at the BNP Paribas Open came to an end after falling to Japanese Naomi Osaka in three sets, in a duel at the Indian Wells tournament in California.
Australia's Open Finalist Quartet, a semi-finalist in Dubai – with each time defeats against the same opponent: Ukrainian Elina Svitolina – and, above all, World 4th, Coco Gauff (21 years old) was logically among the favourites this week again at Indian Wells, the first of two WTA 1000 on the schedule of the traditional American tour of the beginning of the season. Unfortunately for the American, she left the Californian tournament prematurely t…
The Japanese Naomi Osaka, 16th favorite, defeated Colombian María Camila Osorio by 6-1, 3-6 and 6-1 this Sunday and advanced to the eighth finals of the WTA 1000 from Indian Wells (United States). (Read here also: Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic debuted with triumph in Indian Wells 2026) Osaka, four times champion of Grand Slam tournaments and winner in the Californian desert in 2018, dominated the first set with authority and regained control…
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