TAG: Coco Gauff
By Andy Roddick This column by former ATP World No. 1 and US Open champion Andy Roddick is presented by Betway Coco’s win is huge for tennis I was one of the dummies who questioned whether there would be a vacuum in tennis post Roger and Rafa and Serena, so the timing of Coco Gauff’s […] Continue to read full article...
Andy Roddick · Betway · Coco Gauff · Novak Djokovic · US Open
There’s a rhythmic dance that exists on the tennis court – the back and forth of a fluorescent yellow ball, the swift footwork, and the sharp, decisive swings. Tennis, one of the world’s most beloved sports, captivates audiences not just for its competitiveness but for its rich history and the stories it tells. With the […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Coco Gauff · Grand Slam · Novak Djokovic · US Open
Defense wins championships and offense makes highlight reels. Coco Gauff used her supreme defensive skills to overcome Aryna Sabalenka from a set down 26 63 62 to become the 2023 US Open champion. The 19 year old capped off her dream summer with the three biggest titles of her life – Washington, Cincinnati and today […] Continue to read full article...
Aryna Sabalenka · Coco Gauff · Head tennis · New Balance · US Open
WTA no. 7 Coco Gauff won the Mubadala Citi Open 62 63 vs world no. 9 Maria Sakkari. The 19 year old American had been 1-4 career head to head vs the muscular Greek woman. Gauff executed 25 aces in the week which saw her defeat Belinda Bencic, Hailey Baptiste, Liudmila Samsonova on her way […] Continue to read full article...
Jul/23
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Team Coco Makes Coaching Change
11 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Articles, Scoop
Coco Gauff’s stagnated singles career may get a spark from a familiar coaching figure. Gauff, who has underperformed with mediocre results in singles this summer, is now being coached by Brad Gilbert this week at the Mubadala Citi Open in Washington DC. Gauff minimized the situation by saying Gilbert is just “helping” and he’s “not […] Continue to read full article...
Brad Gilbert · Coco Gauff · Mubadala Citi Open · New Balance
Jun/23
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Rising Stars of Tennis: Exploring the Next Generation
8 Comments · Posted by Staff in Articles
For over a decade, it’s been an incredible journey for the biggest names in tennis, such as Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and the Williams sisters. But it doesn’t matter how incredible they’ve been on the court; the current generation of stars have reached the latter stages of their careers, and some have already […] Continue to read full article...
Carlos Alcaraz · Coco Gauff · Elena Rybakina · Holger Rune · Jannik Sinner
Jun/23
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Swiatek Clobbers Coco Again At French Open
9 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Articles, Scoop
Iga vs Coco was supposed to become a WTA rivalry however the American isn’t holding up her side of the bargain. Once again Gauff got clobbered by the Polish Powerhouse to the tune of 64 62. It was a rematch of the 2022 final. The top seed and defending champion Swiatek is now 7-0 vs […] Continue to read full article...
Asics · Coco Gauff · French Open · Iga Swiatek · on · Roland Garros · Technifibre
May/23
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Analyzing Coco Gauff Coach Options
13 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Articles, Scoop
By Scoop Malinowski It’s been over a month since Coco Gauff and her former coach Diego Moyana decided to part ways and still the American standout has not found a replacement coach, though the WTA web site says she is being coached by her father. Gauff, the world no. 6, has reunited with former coach […] Continue to read full article...
Andre Agassi · Coco Gauff · Jimmy Arias · Lindsay Davenport · New Balance
With many of the greats of the early parts of the 21st century either recently reaching or nearing retirement – names like Federer, Williams and Nadal – the scene is set for a new wave of talent to take the tennis world by storm. Below, we take a look at the young talent most likely […] Continue to read full article...
For at least the last decade, tennis has largely been dominated by the same five players. In men’s tennis, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic are collectively known as “The Big Three.” Between the three of them, they have won most of the major championships of the last 20 years. In women’s tennis, Venus […] Continue to read full article...
Carlos Alcaraz · Coco Gauff · Felix Auger-Aliassime · Iga Swiatek · Jacob Sinner · Wimbledon
