This week in sports, we're covering a range of topics from tennis comebacks cut short by injury to the ongoing conversations around family planning for female athletes. Plus, we've got a quiz to test your knowledge of the week's biggest sporting events.
Raducanu's Return Hampered, Kyrgios Injured
Emma Raducanu's return to the court at the Indian Wells Open was met with disappointment as she suffered a 6-3, 6-2 defeat to Moyuka Uchijima. 
Raducanu, who has faced challenges off the court recently, struggled to find her rhythm in conditions described as "hellish" due to the dry, dusty desert air and gusty winds.
Adding to the woes at Indian Wells, Nick Kyrgios was forced to retire from his first-round match against Botic van de Zandschulp due to a right wrist injury. The injury-plagued Australian broke down in tears, calling his rehabilitation "by far the biggest" challenge of his life. He was trailing 7-6 (9-7), 3-0 when he made the difficult decision to withdraw.
"Rehabilitation has been by far the biggest challenge of my life," Kyrgios said, highlighting the mental and physical toll that injuries have taken on his career.
Fertility and Family Planning in Women's Sports
The conversation around family planning for female athletes is gaining momentum, with prominent figures like Kaillie Humphries and Maria Sharapova advocating for more open discussions. The article highlights that women's peak fertility often coincides with their peak athletic performance, creating a challenging dilemma.
The stark contrast between the intense demands of professional sports and the often sterile environment of a gynecologist's office underscores the complexities these athletes face. 
The availability of options like egg freezing is becoming more widely discussed, empowering athletes to make informed decisions about their futures both on and off the field.
NFL's Struggling Franchises
Beyond individual athletes, the world of professional sports also sees its share of struggling franchises. A recent analysis of the NFL's most hopeless teams points to a few key factors contributing to their woes. While a talented young quarterback can often turn a team's fortunes around, issues like nepotism, bad contracts, and poor ownership – specifically calling out Woody Johnson – can keep a franchise mired in mediocrity.
Test Your Sports Knowledge
Finally, are you up-to-date on the week's biggest sports stories? Take our sports quiz to find out! From football and rugby to golf, athletics, boxing, cricket, and horse racing, we'll test your knowledge of the latest races, records, finals, fights, and even a new law affecting the sporting world. 
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