Sinner sets up Fonseca clash, Zverev advances at Indian Wells
World number two Jannik Sinner took another step toward a first Indian Wells Masters title on Sunday, easing past Denis Shapovalov 6-3, 6-2 to reach the fourth round and a clash with exciting Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca.Fonseca brought the heat, displaying thunderous groundstrokes as he reached the fourth round of a Masters 1000 for the first time.
Read more: Sinner sets up Fonseca clash, Zverev advances at Indian Wells
Jannik Sinner rolls to set up exciting matchup with Joao Fonseca
Sabalenka, Osaka set Indian Wells clash as Gauff retires injured
Aryna Sabalenka and Naomi Osaka lined up a fourth-round clash at Indian Wells on Sunday as fourth-ranked Coco Gauff retired with a left arm injury.They were joined in the fourth round by the Philippines' rising star Alexandra Eala, who was leading Gauff 6-2, 2-0 when the American retired with a left arm injury.
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Gauff retires with 'scary' injury to send Eala through at Indian Wells
Coco Gauff retired from her third-round match at Indian Wells on Sunday with a "scary" left arm injury that "felt like it was on fire" but was optimistic she could sort out the problem in time to play in Miami."And then as the match played, it got progressively worse, even on shots that I wasn't even using my left arm for," added Gauff, whose two-handed backhand is usually a formidable weapon.
Read more: Gauff retires with 'scary' injury to send Eala through at Indian Wells
