Coco Gauff, the American tennis sensation, acknowledged the need for adjustments in order to achieve success at Wimbledon in the future. On Tuesday, she experienced an unexpected loss in the first round at the All England Club, where the 21-year-old, currently ranked second in the world, was defeated 7-6 (3), 6-1 by Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska, which dashed her ambitions of advancing in the prestigious grass-court tournament. Gauff faced difficulties with her serve and committed 29 unforced errors. She committed nine double-faults, making it challenging for her to cope with Yastremska’s quick and strong shots. “I felt mentally a bit overwhelmed by everything that followed [Roland-Garros].” “I felt rushed and didn’t have enough time to both celebrate and return to competition,” Gauff stated (according to Athlon Sports) following her match. “I wish I had more opportunities to play on grass.” Next time it happens, I’ll approach it in a different way. “I certainly have to implement modifications if I aim to achieve success in this place.” Check Out: I’m Excited to Capture More Grand Slam Titles – Coco Gauff. Prior to the tournament, Gauff expressed how significant Wimbledon is to her. In 2019, at the age of 15, she reached the fourth round and emerged as one of the sport’s promising new talents. Prior to the tournament, Gauff expressed how significant Wimbledon is to her.
