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🏆 Key Highlights
1. Historic triumph in Paris
- Gauff defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6–7 (5), 6–2, 6–4 in the final, becoming the first American woman since Serena Williams in 2015 to win the French Open.
- It’s her second Grand Slam title, following the 2023 US Open .
- With this win, she became the first woman ever to get her first two major titles after losing the opening set theguardian.com.
2. Sabalenka’s comments & Gauff’s response
- After the match, Sabalenka initially said Gauff won because “I made all of those mistakes,” blaming windy conditions. She later softened her tone on Instagram, praising Gauff’s poise.
- Gauff was “a little bit surprised” by the comments but graciously emphasized the emotional intensity of the match and gave Sabalenka the benefit of the doubt.
3. Mental strength & backing
- Gauff shared that she used positive affirmations inspired by Olympian Gabby Thomas and reflected on lessons from her 2022 French Open final loss.
- In her press conference, she credited her parents—her father stepped back as coach and mother increased support—for key roles in her development
4. Celebrations & next goals
- She received a heartfelt standing ovation at both a WNBA game and on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in NYC.
- Gauff says she’s soaking in the moment but already has her eyes set on Wimbledon, which begins June 30
🎯 What it means
- Gauff’s win elevates her to World No 2, showcasing her as one of tennis’s elite.
- Her maturity under pressure, combined with her mental resilience and balanced support team, positions her as a formidable contender—especially at Wimbledon.
In summary:
Coco Gauff’s victory at Roland Garros wasn’t just historic—it was a testament to her resilience, mental toughness, and grace under fire. Now, with two major titles and growing confidence, Wimbledon could be next.
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