We reveal the potential opponents that the favorites to the title in the Mutua Madrid Open 2025 will face on their way to the final rounds.
Cori Gauff
Jessica Pegula explained in a press conference at WTA Stuttgart 2025 the reason why she no longer competes with Coco Gauff in doubles: "Coco and I played a lot together for a couple of years, we did great, had many good results, and really incredible memories. At the same time, we were doing well in singles, so obviously, we didn't want to play doubles as much anymore. The schedule becomes very, very tough. I have hardly played doubles this year, probably won't play any of the Grand Slams this year in that category."
I don't think I will play any of the Grand Slams in doubles because the schedule is very tough. I always feel like eventually, I will have to retire or something like that. The schedule makes it hard, but I still love playing doubles when I can."
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Through a social media post, Coco Gauff announces the creation of her own representation agency: Coco Gauff Enterprises, under the wing of WME, the company that owns IMG, representing athletes like Serena, Alcaraz, Swiatek, Raducanu, moving on from TEAM8, Roger Federer's team: "I am excited to build something that allows me to take control of my career and, at the same time, create opportunities that go beyond my personal growth".
Coco Gauff announces that she will leave Federer's TEAM8 management firm and will launch 'Coco Gauff Enterprises' under WME which owns IMG.
— Christian's Court (@christianscourt) April 3, 2025
WME/IMG also represents Serena, Alcaraz, Swiatek, Raducanu among other big tennis stars pic.twitter.com/QiSw5ux9AN
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Jasmine Paolini is already in the semifinal of the WTA Stuttgart 2025 after defeating Cori Gauff in just two sets (6-4 6-3) in 1 hour and 28 minutes of play. The Italian was superior and showed much more initiative than the American, who couldn't unfold her game in the best way. In the semifinal, Aryna Sabalenka awaits her, who hasn't lost since the final of the Indian Wells Masters against a great Mirra Andreeva (2-6 6-4 6-3).
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Busy week at the top of the WTA ranking. Americans Cori Gauff and Jessica Pegula have swapped positions in the standings. Pegula climbs to number three by adding a significant amount of points to her tally, 305, with the WTA Charleston title. This equals her career-best ranking. Madison Keys also gains points despite her short stint on South Carolina clay (50), and Qinwen Zheng climbs 90 points. Furthermore, Amanda Anisimova had the misfortune of getting injured, but she sees an additional 163 points in her personal account. Similarly, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek continue to reign indisputably at the top of the table.
On the other hand, María Camila Osorio remains within the top 60 with 1,078 points for defending her title at the WTA Bogotá.
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It had been a while since Magda Linette made her way into the top ranks at a tournament like the 2025 Miami Open. The Polish player has taken the spotlight this week, especially yesterday, when she managed to defeat Coco Gauff and prove that she remains a threat under favorable conditions. What does it take to beat a World No. 3 in a WTA 1000 tournament? This is the answer:
"I was brave, which I could back up with my quite solid serves because she is really tough. Still, even when you break her serve, she remains very tough, keeps competing no matter what. For me, it was crucial to keep pressuring her, ensure she felt that pressure, so I had to return quite well for that," said Linette, who will clash later today against Jasmine Paolini for a spot in the semifinals.
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One of the first surprises in the women's draw of the Miami Open 2025 has been confirmed. The number three seed, Coco Gauff, was eliminated by Magda Linette with a 6-4, 6-4 scoreline after 1 hour and 30 minutes of play. This confirms the American tennis player's inconsistent start to the year, as she has struggled to achieve significant results or play convincingly since reaching the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. Now, she will have to focus on the clay court season. Meanwhile, the Polish player will battle for a spot in the semifinals against Jasmine Paolini.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Linette sorprende a una impotente Gauff y se mete en los cuartos de final del Miami Open
At just 21 years old, the American confesses from Miami why she finds it so difficult to play in this tournament and what things she is trying to change these days.
We reveal the potential opponents that the favorites to the title in the Mutua Madrid Open 2025 will face on their way to the final rounds.
Jasmine Paolini is already in the semifinal of the WTA Stuttgart 2025 after defeating Cori Gauff in just two sets (6-4 6-3) in 1 hour and 28 minutes of play. The Italian was superior and showed much more initiative than the American, who couldn't unfold her game in the best way. In the semifinal, Aryna Sabalenka awaits her, who hasn't lost since the final of the Indian Wells Masters against a great Mirra Andreeva (2-6 6-4 6-3).
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Stuttgart 2025: Paolini tumba a Gauff para apuntar hacia Sabalenka
Jessica Pegula explained in a press conference at WTA Stuttgart 2025 the reason why she no longer competes with Coco Gauff in doubles: "Coco and I played a lot together for a couple of years, we did great, had many good results, and really incredible memories. At the same time, we were doing well in singles, so obviously, we didn't want to play doubles as much anymore. The schedule becomes very, very tough. I have hardly played doubles this year, probably won't play any of the Grand Slams this year in that category."
I don't think I will play any of the Grand Slams in doubles because the schedule is very tough. I always feel like eventually, I will have to retire or something like that. The schedule makes it hard, but I still love playing doubles when I can."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Pegula explica por qué ya no juega con Gauff en dobles
Busy week at the top of the WTA ranking. Americans Cori Gauff and Jessica Pegula have swapped positions in the standings. Pegula climbs to number three by adding a significant amount of points to her tally, 305, with the WTA Charleston title. This equals her career-best ranking. Madison Keys also gains points despite her short stint on South Carolina clay (50), and Qinwen Zheng climbs 90 points. Furthermore, Amanda Anisimova had the misfortune of getting injured, but she sees an additional 163 points in her personal account. Similarly, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek continue to reign indisputably at the top of the table.
On the other hand, María Camila Osorio remains within the top 60 with 1,078 points for defending her title at the WTA Bogotá.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ránking WTA. Pegula recupera su mejor posición y destrona a Gauff
Through a social media post, Coco Gauff announces the creation of her own representation agency: Coco Gauff Enterprises, under the wing of WME, the company that owns IMG, representing athletes like Serena, Alcaraz, Swiatek, Raducanu, moving on from TEAM8, Roger Federer's team: "I am excited to build something that allows me to take control of my career and, at the same time, create opportunities that go beyond my personal growth".
Coco Gauff announces that she will leave Federer's TEAM8 management firm and will launch 'Coco Gauff Enterprises' under WME which owns IMG.
— Christian's Court (@christianscourt) April 3, 2025
WME/IMG also represents Serena, Alcaraz, Swiatek, Raducanu among other big tennis stars pic.twitter.com/QiSw5ux9AN
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Coco Gauff anuncia su propia empresa de representación
It had been a while since Magda Linette made her way into the top ranks at a tournament like the 2025 Miami Open. The Polish player has taken the spotlight this week, especially yesterday, when she managed to defeat Coco Gauff and prove that she remains a threat under favorable conditions. What does it take to beat a World No. 3 in a WTA 1000 tournament? This is the answer:
"I was brave, which I could back up with my quite solid serves because she is really tough. Still, even when you break her serve, she remains very tough, keeps competing no matter what. For me, it was crucial to keep pressuring her, ensure she felt that pressure, so I had to return quite well for that," said Linette, who will clash later today against Jasmine Paolini for a spot in the semifinals.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Linette da la clave para ganar a Gauff: “Simplemente, fui valiente”
One of the first surprises in the women's draw of the Miami Open 2025 has been confirmed. The number three seed, Coco Gauff, was eliminated by Magda Linette with a 6-4, 6-4 scoreline after 1 hour and 30 minutes of play. This confirms the American tennis player's inconsistent start to the year, as she has struggled to achieve significant results or play convincingly since reaching the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. Now, she will have to focus on the clay court season. Meanwhile, the Polish player will battle for a spot in the semifinals against Jasmine Paolini.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Linette sorprende a una impotente Gauff y se mete en los cuartos de final del Miami Open
At just 21 years old, the American confesses from Miami why she finds it so difficult to play in this tournament and what things she is trying to change these days.
Good day at the WTA to close the day at the Miami Open 2025. Danielle Collins dropped a set against Swiss Rebeka Masarova (6-4 3-6 6-3), but managed to turn it around and comfortably secure the victory in the decisive set. On the other hand, Qinwen Zheng had an easier time, defeating local player Taylor Townsend (6-1 7-6). The Chinese player is gaining confidence and achieving good results after acknowledging moments of lack of motivation in 2024.
WTA day results:
- Magda Linette def. Linda Fruhvirtova: 7-5 6-4
- Cori Gauff def. Maria Sakkari: 6-2 6-4
- Aryna Sabalenka def. Elena-Gabriela Ruse: 6-1 WO
- Naomi Osaka def. Hailey Baptiste: 7-6 3-6 6-4
- Ashlyn Krueger def. Leylah Fernández: 6-1 7-5
- Jasmine Paolini def. Ons Jabeur: 4-3 WO
- Madison Keys def. Elena Avanesian: 6-3 6-3
- Danielle Collins def. Rebeka Masarova: 6-4 3-6 6-3
- Qinwen Zheng def. Taylor Townsend: 6-1 7-6
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And if you think it's a very advanced round, you're wrong, as after five participations in the Miami Open, we can say that Coco Gauff still doesn't know what lies beyond the round of 16. Perhaps she will discover it on the sixth attempt, where this Saturday she managed to win in straight sets against Maria Sakkari (6-2, 6-4) to place herself among the top 16 in the draw. There she will face Fruhvirtova or Linette, a future match where she will clearly be the favorite. Will she manage to surpass her own ceiling? Step by step, but the American seems to be regaining the confidence she has lacked in the last events she has played.
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