In a thrilling three-set final at Roland-Garros, American Coco Gauff stunned world number one Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus to lift the French Open women's title on Saturday.
After dropping a nail-biting first set in a 7-6(7-5) tie-break, Gauff shifted gears with a commanding 6-2 second set. The momentum carried her through a tense third set, where she clinched victory with a 6-4 scoreline.
This win marks a significant milestone in Gauff's career, showcasing her resilience and tactical prowess on clay. Sabalenka, known for her powerful baseline game, pushed Gauff to the limit but couldn't hold back the rising American star.
Fans around the globe witnessed a match filled with dramatic rallies, momentum swings, and moments of sheer brilliance. From Parisian courts to screens worldwide, Gauff's triumph underscores the growing international appeal of women's tennis.
As the WTA Tour heads into its next chapter, all eyes will be on Gauff's rise and the evolving dynamics at the top of the women's game.
Reference(s):
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