Alejandro Davidovich Fokina was left without a coach midway through the French Open after Mariano Puerta quit by text message. The split came hours after Davidovich Fokina’s five-set first-round win over Damir Dzumhur and left his Roland Garros campaign in a disrupted state. The move affects his team setup immediately in Paris and adds another layer of instability during the tournament. Davidovich Fokina later said Puerta had flown to Miami without a word, underscoring how sudden the break was.