American rapper Tyler, The Creator’s new song shoutout to Coco Gauff sparked a joyful reaction from Jalen Sera. In other news, Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya showed off her adorable “date” during a night out with her close friends in Russia.

Meanwhile, Andy Roddick and his wife Brooklyn Decker lightheartedly clashed over her wiffle ball challenge to their son Hank. Sofia Kenin’s Tokyo Open final appearance is in question as she exited the doubles semifinal in tears due to injury.

On that note, here’s a recap of today’s top tennis news:

Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya enjoys night in Moscow

Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend, Anna Kalinskaya, was seen enjoying a night out with close friends in Moscow after wrapping up her Asian hardcourt swing with a quarterfinal run at the Ningbo Open, where she lost 6-2, 2-6, 3-6 to Karolina Muchova.

On Instagram, Kalinskaya shared a photo of an adorable dog she playfully called her “date” for the night. The Russian tennis player also posted a picture of her outfit, which featured a stylish black-and-white look.

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“Moscow nights,” Kalinskaya wrote.

Read More: Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya shows off her adorable date on night out after returning home to Russia, and it’s not the World No. 1

Coco Gauff’s special mention in Tyler, The Creator’s new track earns a heartfelt reaction from Jalen Sera

Coco Gauff was overjoyed after receiving a mention in American rapper Tyler, The Creator’s latest single, ‘Thought I Was Dead,’ from his upcoming album ‘Chromakopia.’ Tyler recently teased the new track on Instagram, where one of the verses includes a nod to Gauff’s powerful serve.

“B**ch, you ain’t Coco Gauff, you can’t serve me,” he said.

As a fan of Tyler, Gauff was thrilled by the reference and echoed her excitement in a comment on his post, sharing her surprise at the shoutout.

“Me waking up today on tyler song wtf ,” Coco Gauff commented.

Jalen Sera expressed his excitement too, posting the acronym tied to Coco Gauff’s lyrics with enthusiasm.

“‍,” Sera commented on the rapper’s post.

“YACGYCSM!,” he posted on his Instagram story.

Coco Gauff recently concluded her Wuhan Open campaign with a semifinal loss to eventual champion Aryna Sabalenka. The American tennis player will next be in action at the WTA Finals in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (November 2-9).

Read More: Coco Gauff receiving a special mention in Tyler, The Creator’s new song draws delightful reaction from Jalen Sera

Andy Roddick playfully counters wife Brooklyn Decker’s claim of beating son Hank at wiffle ball

Andy Roddick and his wife, Brooklyn Decker, playfully debated whether the latter should join their son Hank’s school wiffle ball competition.

Decker posted an Instagram story in which the couple humorously discussed whether she could compete against Hank in a parent-versus-kids wiffle ball game.

“Okay, so our kid has a parent versus kids Wiffle ball game on Satuday, and Hank our son was like ‘I’m making mom play. She can’t get out of this’, and I told Andy like ‘No problem. I will slide head first into a base’, and Andy doesn’t think I can do it. Andy doesn’t think I can play wiffle ball with the kids,” Brooklyn said.

Roddick shared his thoughts on the matter, saying:

“Well no, I think you can, but you also said things like athletically and this isn’t meexaggerating because I know I can tell a story. Tell me which part isn’t true. ‘Athletically, I can do anything I set my mind to.'”

“I think I can throw. That just required like floppiness, flexibility, and a little bit of determination. All of which I have,” Decker replied.

She continued to back her athletic abilities, saying:

“No, it’s not a matter of, like, being arrogant or humble. It’s a matter of like simply being determined and being like yeah, anything athletic that I needed to do I can figure out, no problem.”

Read More: Andy Roddick and wife Brooklyn Decker playfully argue as she claims she can challenge son Hank at wiffle ball

Sofia Kenin’s Tokyo Open final participation uncertain after tearful withdrawal from doubles semifinal

Sofia Kenin was visibly emotional after sustaining an injury during the doubles semifinals at the 2024 Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, forcing her and partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands to concede their match to Laura Siegemund and Ena Shibahara.

Earlier, Kenin had injured herself in the singles semifinal against ninth-seed Katie Boulter but pushed through to win 6-4, 6-4. However, her condition worsened in the doubles match, prompting her to take a medical timeout and return with ice strapped to her upper leg. Down 5-2 in the first set, Kenin ultimately had to withdraw.

This retirement casts doubt on Kenin’s ability to compete in the singles final against top seed Zheng Qinwen on October 27, as the quick turnaround leaves her with limited recovery time.