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Watch onMIAMI -It took Coco Gauff a while to wake up on Sunday, but when she did it was lights out for Oceane Dodin as the American third seed stormed back from 4-2 down to earn a 6-4 6-0 win and a place in the Miami Open fourth round.
"There were just many ups and downs. I'm happy that after the first set I had a better idea on what to do, and I just tried to do that in important moments." "She's a big hitter. She likes the game on her terms," Gauff told reporters."I was trying my best to get deep in the court and just weather the storm."I'm trying to improve with each match. Definitely playing a little bit better than I was last week in Indian Wells."
Pegula, who has reached the Miami Open semi-finals for the last two years, took another step towards another appearance in the last four with a 7-5 6-4 win over Canadian Leylah Fernandez.
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