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“Grateful” Sofia Kenin returns to action after four months in Atlanta exhibition match
Home favorite Coco Gauff gave Kenin exactly what she needed ahead of her comeback: a yardstick to measure her progress against, in the shape of one of the WTA’s most in-form players.
Published Jul 26, 2022
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After Wimbledon last year, Kenin was ranked world No. 4; in Atlanta, she was No. 419 when she hit the court against Gauff.
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