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Gauff beat Belinda Bencic 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 to reach the Miami Open semi-finals.
Gauff discussed imposter syndrome and the mental toll of pressure on her serve and career.
Gauff will face Karolína Muchová, the 13th seed, in the next round.
The match featured several long baseline rallies and notable defensive pressure from Gauff.
Gauff’s serve was under scrutiny but considered solid on the day with six aces and few double faults.
Gauff has battled an arm injury and form issues but progressed despite challenges.
Muchová defeated Victoria Mboko to reach the quarterfinals and holds a 5-0 head-to-head against Gauff.
In the men’s draw, Jannik Sinner extended his Masters 1000 streak and will face Frances Tiafoe next.
The Guardian notes that Miami Open has been Gauff’s hometown event and a personal milestone path.
Gauff will attempt to reach the final with a rematch against Muchová looming.

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Frances Tiafoe reached the Miami Open quarterfinals after a decisive comeback against Térence Atmane, sealing the win 6-4, 1-6, 6-4.
Coco Gauff defeated Belinda Bencic 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 to advance to the Miami Open semifinals amid strong crowd support.
Sebastian Korda faced a tough loss against Landaluce after back issues, ending 2-6, 7-6(6), 6-4.
Jannik Sinner defeated Alex Michelsen to advance after Michelsen’s late challenge in a tight match.
Alexander Zverev-style by No. 1 seed Aryna Sabalenka looms as a later challenge for the Americans in the draw.
The absence of a single dominant American figure underscores the current generation’s depth as the crowd supports multiple players.
Frances Tiafoe credited maintaining focus on the moment to overcome a challenging stretch against Atmane.
Coco Gauff’s hometown ties and crowd energy were noted as factors in her semifinal push.
The Miami Open is framed as a test of how home advantage translates into performance at elite levels.
The tournament featured a mix of local narratives and international competition across singles matches.

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Gauff reaches the Miami Open semi-finals amid ongoing battles with imposter syndrome, illustrating a rare mix of doubt and resilience as she eyes the final.
She remains the youngest American to reach the Miami women's singles semi-finals since Serena Williams in 2004, underscoring a standout generational milestone.
A potential Miami final could boost her to third in the WTA rankings, reflecting the leverage of deep runs in Premier events.
Despite belief in her talent, she candidly discusses moments of self-doubt, highlighting the human side of peak performance.
Her coach emphasizes identity and self-belief, repeatedly reminding her that she is a top player even amid doubt.
Gauff advances to a semi-final showdown with Karolína Muchová, who defeated Victoria Mboko to reach the last four.
The quarter-final lineup also featured Elena Rybakina vs Jessica Pegula, highlighting the depth of the Miami field.
Sabalenka, the defending champion, moved toward the quarter-finals as part of a broader push at the tournament.
The article frames Gauff’s Miami run within a larger narrative of doubt, resilience, and the mental dimensions of elite sport.
The New York Times/Athletic reference provides a deeper look at her self-doubt and the coping mechanism: the ball doesn’t lie.

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Gauff defeats Belinda Bencic in a tight quarterfinal to reach the Miami Open semifinals.
Gauff says her arm felt fine for most of the match but worried about a third-set moment.
She noted the issue is better than in Indian Wells and described a sporadic pattern.
Gauff aims for a deep run with a new mindset, not chasing the title.
Gauff anticipates facing Karolína Muchová in the semifinal.
The Miami Open runs through March 29 in South Florida.
This update comes as part of continued coverage from SI’s Serve On SI tennis team.
Gauff reflects on impostor syndrome and the need to believe she belongs.
The match featured three of Gauff's four Miami appearances ending in three sets.
Gauff emphasizes her homecoming and personal confidence in her performance.
The article is credited to Pat Benson, covering professional tennis for SI.

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