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Checking in on sideline coaching: is an open approach helping the game?
While sideline coaching is nothing new in tennis, its recent acceptance into the rulebook has challenged coaches on how best to help their players win matches.
Published Mar 12, 2023
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Paul Annacone monitors defending BNP Paribas Open champion Taylor Fritz's practice.
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Sebastian Sachs watches Emma Raducanu advance at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden on Saturday.
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