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The seeds ran nicely to form in Stuttgart with Rybakina, Gauff, Swiatek, Svitolina, Andreeva and Muchova among those to reach the final eight.

And also – Leylah Fernandez.

In Rouen, there’s been more carnage, but the top two seeds – Marta Kostyuk and Linz finalist Sorana Cirstea, remain.


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Four of the top five seeds made the final eight in Munich. And with Joao Fonseca and Denis Shapovalov being two of the other four, it sets up as a nice Friday lineup.

For Shapovalov, who’s been struggling, getting a qualifier in the quarters is continued good luck with his draw. But that qualifier, Alex Molcan, can play.

He’s also a lefty, which...


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No. 1 seed Elena Rybakina and No. 2 Coco Gauff take the court for the first time, making their clay season debuts indoors.

Rybakina arrived fairly late; she only had her first practice on unique surface (which is rather more slippery than outdoor clay) on Monday. Gauff has been there awhile and has the unpredictable Samsonova for her opener. Samsonova hasn’t had a g...


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Big Canadian doubleheader in Munich as Gabriel Diallo is up against it against the home favorite and the man who took him out in the first round of the Australian Open, No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev.

Following them on court is Denis Shapovalov, who turned 27 yesterday. He could have played his old junior rival Stefanos Tsitsipas. But Tsitsipas, after play w...


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Wednesday will be the first opportunity to see Iga Swiatek in action, since she parted ways with Wim Fissette and headed to Mallorca to get the counsel of Francisco Roig and … Rafa Nadal himself.

You can only think this will be good for her – a big step out of the too-protective bubble she has found refuge in for so many years, with advice from an absolute legend. <...


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