A professional tennis player from France who reached a career-high ranking of No. 39 last year has accused her former coach of rape and sexual assault.
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Ferro is the latest female tennis player to bring attention to the issue of protecting athletes from predatory coaches. She said the WTA player council, of which she’s a member, considers safeguarding a “No. 1 subject ... because we see those vulnerable young ladies that getting taken advantage of in different situations.”
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