A stunned Davidovich Fokina says his coach abruptly quit and flew to Miami during French Open

PARIS (AP) — After his five-set first-round win at the French Open, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina did not expect his coach to suddenly leave Paris. The Spanish player had lunch with his mentor, former Roland Garros runner-up Mariano Puerta, before resting ahead of his next match. Puerta told him he w...

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