Coco Gauff

Iga Swiatek defeated 18-year-old Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-3 in the French Open women’s final to win her second Grand Slam title and 35th consecutive match.

Coco Gauff is going to compete in the 2022 French Open final on Saturday after defeating Martina Trevisan.

After advancing to the quarterfinals of the French Open, American Coco Gauff made a prediction for Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics was delayed one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the virus is still making an impact on the Games in 2021. There are strict protocols in place for athletes in Tokyo, though some have already tested positive since arriving in Japan. A number of other would-be Olympians tested positive for COVID-19 before traveling to Tokyo…

Gauff, 17, was expected to lead Team USA in tennis in what was going to be her very first Olympics this month.

The Associated Press has learned that teenager Coco Gauff and Australian Open runner-up Jennifer Brady will lead the U.S. Olympic tennis team at the Tokyo Games.

Coco Gauff’s latest history-making Grand Slam run at age 15 is over. Gauff has been beaten by Sofia Kenin in three sets in the fourth round of the Australian Open. Kenin is a 21-year-old American who made it to her first major quarterfinal.

Fifteen-year-old American Coco Gauff pulled off a big upset at the Australian Open by eliminating defending champion Naomi Osaka in straight sets in the third round

Everyone had the same question when the Australian Open draw was revealed: What were the odds that Coco Gauff and Venus Williams would face each other again in the first round at a Grand Slam tournament?

Hollywood’s biggest stars stepped out for the People’s Choice Awards on Sunday, and their fashion choices were on point! Gwen Stefani won this year’s Fashion Icon Award, and her outfit didn’t disappoint—decked out in a white and black gown, the popstar rocked the red carpet. And who can forget Tana Mongeau’s glittery red ensemble?

There was plenty of action going on backstage at E! People’s Choice Awards Sunday night. With celebs like Jennifer Aniston, Gwen StefaniPink, Jimmy Fallon and more in attendance, it was a star-studded event that you didn’t want to miss, and that included what was happening between awards and during the commercial breaks.

First, the tears came from Coco Gauff, as the 15-year-old American’s U.S. Open came to an end against defending champion and No. 1 seed Naomi Osaka. Then it was Osaka’s turn to cry, moments after comforting Gauff with a hug and some words of encouragement Saturday night. Gauff has generated all sorts of attention already by becoming the youngest woman...

Coco Gauff is still not quite used to hearing her name shouted by thousands of U.S. Open spectators reveling in each booming serve, each “How did she do that?” shot and each victory by a 15-year-old American who is the youngest woman in the U.S. Open’s third round since 1996. Imagine what things might be like for what comes next:...

Despite making a first round exit at the Citi Open, rising tennis star Coco Gauff took a break from the courts on Thursday to meet and swap autographs with one of her role models, Michelle Obama.

Venus Williams was just a kid at a World TeamTennis clinic the first time she tried to impress Billie Jean King. Years before she hit No. 1 in the world, Williams tried to show off in front of her tennis idol.

Fifteen-year-old Coco Gauff has moved inside the top 150 of the women’s singles rankings after headlining the 2019 Championships Wimbledon with her dream debut run to the fourth round. The youngest player to reach the second week of Wimbledon in 28 years, Gauff captured the world’s attention with her first round win over Venus Williams. She backed up the straight...

American tennis phenom Coco Gauff will continue her star turn at Wimbledon after defeating No. 60 ranked Polona Hercog in three sets, 3-6, 7-6(7), 7-5, to book her spot in the round of 16. “I always knew I could come back, no matter what the score was,” Gauff, 15, told the BBC in a post-match interview. “People say Court 1...

Lauren Davis wasn’t even supposed to be playing in Wimbledon’s main draw, let alone upsetting defending champion Angelique Kerber in the second round. It’s been quite a week. The 95th-ranked Davis lost in the last round of qualifying and figured that was that. But then another player withdrew from the tournament, opening up a spot, and the 25-year-old American got...

In a matchup of youth vs. experience, the youngest woman in the draw beat the oldest at Wimbledon.