Roddick shows his concern for Gauff: "She's not someone who usually retires in the middle of a match"

The image of Coco Gauff retiring from the Central Court of Indian Wells, with arm discomfort during her match against Eala, has raised alarms for many analysts. The latest to express concern was Andy Roddick, who commented on the situation in his podcast: "Seeing Coco withdraw is not a good sign. She isn't one to quit midway through a match. She doesn't usually struggle with her shots; she typically uses that stress to come back strong the following week. Perhaps she is one of the most professional individuals I have ever seen at her age, which perhaps means we should be truly worried about this whole arm situation. I hope it's nothing." The American will return at the Miami Open 2026 eager to leave that ailment behind.

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