It seems like Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula are transitioning away from their doubles partnership to focus more on their singles careers. It’s not uncommon for players to adjust their focus as they progress in their careers. Fans might have to wait until Roland Garros, at the earliest, to see them team up again on the doubles court.
It’s unfortunate to hear that Jessica Pegula has been struggling with injuries, leading to her withdrawal from upcoming tournaments like Rome. Hopefully, she can recover quickly and make a successful return to competition soon. It’s understandable that her participation in Strasbourg before Roland Garros is uncertain given her current situation.
It sounds like Jessica Pegula has been dealing with a series of setbacks with her injuries, leading to her withdrawal from multiple tournaments, including Madrid and Rome. With such limited preparation time leading up to the French Open, it will certainly be a challenging situation for her. Hopefully, she can prioritize her recovery and make the most of the time she has before Roland Garros.
It’s interesting to see Coco Gauff continuing to explore different doubles partnerships, even as she focuses more on her singles career. Partnering with Taylor Townsend and now Erin Routliffe demonstrates her versatility and willingness to adapt on the doubles court. Despite Jessica Pegula’s absence from recent tournaments, it’s clear that Gauff still has a strong desire to compete in doubles, showcasing her commitment to both disciplines of the game.