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That said, today is March 20th, 2026, and here's what we got for you.

Mediverse United Airlines, Sabalinka's entourage, a $100 hot dog, and the WTA gets serious about privacy.

But first, we are kicking things off in Miami where the second leg of the Sunshine

Double is officially underway.

Coco Gough is back on home soil after a scary moment at Indian Wells.

During her third round match against Alex

Iala, Goff experienced sharp pain in her left arm, describing it as feeling like a

firework was going off inside of my arm. She was forced to retire trailing 6-2-2-0, just the second

retirement of her entire career. The MRI confirmed that it is nerve-related and Goff joked

about the experience of

being inside the MRI machine for the first time, saying it felt like being in a coffin.

Cocoa also said some good news during her presser at the Miami Open saying the pain is getting

better every day and she is feeling optimistic heading into her opening match. In six previous

appearances at the Miami Open, golf has never made it past the fourth round.

We're hoping for a full recovery to give her a shot at a hometown title.

Now on to set number two, where we have a double dip of Sunshine Double's Second Leg Travel Stories.

First up, Danil Medvedev.

Medi had another travel issue this week,

albeit a much less serious, intense one. If you want more backstory, watch our episode on

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