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WTA Jiujiang 2024: Bouzas is forced to withdraw

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 31 Oct 2024

Jessica Bouzas retires in Jiangxi. Photo: gettyimages

It couldn't be. Jessica Bouzas had high expectations for this WTA 250 Jiujiang 2024, but the accumulated fatigue after a magnificent and very demanding season ended up surfacing in the form of muscle discomfort, forcing the Spanish player to retire during her match against Golubic. After losing the first set 6-2, Bouzas ended the tournament and her season.

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