‘One I really wanted’: Coco Goff claims that the emotional French Open title fulfills the long -held dream. Tennis News
Coco Goff called it “one I really wanted” – and now, that is finally this. The 21-year-old American tennis star on Saturday wandering in the Lolland Garos, walking around the world’s number 1 Aryana Sabalenka 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4, achieved her first French open crown in dramatic fashion.Gauf, who lost to IGA Swiytech as a teenager in the 2022 French Open final, performed well on his promise of strong returning, who survived a nervous start and harsh winds, who challenged both players. “It was not a day for great tennis, honestly,” Goff accepted. “I do not know many people who can play great tennis today, but it is part of the game and part of the play outside.”Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Nevertheless, Goff’s heart and flexibility got out of circumstances. “I thought it was what I really wanted,” he said after the match. “When I was younger, I felt that I had the best shot to win this tournament. If I passed through my career and not found at least one of them, I would feel regret.”
This victory holds even more deep meaning for Gauf, who recalled the moment to pick up the trophy to the sweatek two years ago. “I remember that it was trying to take all this and felt that I wanted that experience for myself,” he reflected. “So when [US] The anthem was played today, I had a reflection. ,The win makes the first woman the first woman since Venus Williams in 2005, defeating a world number 1 from a set in a Grand Slam final. He dismissed the remarks after Sabalenka’s match that Swetek must have beaten him: “I don’t agree with it. I am sitting here.”American filmmaker Spike Lee, Cheering Courtside, added a piece of pop culture for Vijay. “Even if the Nax did not win, I gave something to make him happy,” Goff said with a smile.
