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8 September 2026

Aussie Maya Joint caught up in handshake snub at US Open

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Aussie Maya Joint caught up in handshake snub at US Open

Australian Maya Joint has had her US Open end on a sour note, losing her third round women's doubles match, then her playing partner refusing to shake an opponent's hand.

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