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As Miami campaigns come to an end, Ukrainian players ponder what’s next
“As a player based in Kyiv, I have nowhere to go,” wrote Lesia Tsurenko, on the same day that Ukrainian No. 1 Elina Svitolina announced a break from tennis.
Published Mar 29, 2022