Coco Gauff Cruises Past Siegemund in Wuhan—Because Apparently She’s Got Places to Be

Look, we all knew this was coming. When you pit the world No. 3 against someone who’s been struggling to find her groove lately, it’s not exactly rocket science to predict the outcome. But hey, Coco Gauff still had to show up and do the work, and boy, did she make it look easy.

Gauff Delivers a Masterclass in Efficiency

The American sensation didn’t just beat Laura Siegemund—she absolutely dismantled her 6-3, 6-0 in what can only be described as a tennis clinic. And honestly? It was almost embarrassing to watch. Almost.

Gauff came out swinging in the first set, trading breaks early on like they were Christmas presents. But once she found her rhythm (which, spoiler alert, didn’t take long), Siegemund might as well have been playing with a tennis racket made of pool noodles. The German managed to hang around for exactly three games in that opening set before reality came knocking.

But here’s where things got really brutal for Siegemund. That second set? A complete and utter bagel. Zero games. Nada. Zilch. It was the kind of performance that makes you wonder if Siegemund forgot she was playing professional tennis and not just having a casual hit with a friend who happens to be really, really good at this sport.

The Numbers Don’t Lie (And They’re Not Pretty for Siegemund)

Let’s talk about those stats, shall we? Gauff fired eight aces past her opponent while breaking Siegemund’s serve four times. Four times! Meanwhile, Siegemund was out there contributing five double faults to the cause, because apparently she wanted to make sure everyone knew who was really in charge of this match.

The American‘s serve percentages were so impressive, you’d think she was playing against a practice dummy rather than a professional tennis player. But that’s what happens when you’re firing on all cylinders and your opponent is… well, not.

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