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Jessica Pegula is still standing
But the terms under which the world No. 7 will have to compete going forward are pretty clear: She must to do what she already does best, only better.
Published Dec 26, 2024
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Pegula won the Toronto WTA 1000 but didn't rest on her laurels, reaching the final next week in Cincinnati. "I knew that it would help me in the future at a Slam," she said, "and that ended up happening."