Coco Gauff is currently one of tennis’ biggest stars, as an American woman with two Grand Slam titles to her name. Having already proven herself as a mainstay at the apex of the sport at such a young age, there are huge expectations about the career she could have in the years to come.
Coco Gauff had a disappointing season, according to Serena Williams‘ former coach, Rennae Stubbs. This year, Gauff clinched two titles from four finals.
Coco Gauff is one of the best players in the women’s circuit. She currently sits at World No.3 and has done outstanding things on the court, but that’s nowhere compared to American legend Serena Williams, at least for now.
The first Grand Slam tournament of the 2026 season will be held in Melbourne, Australia, and the entry list for the Australian Open has already been released.
Last week, Coco Gauff topped the list of the world's highest-paid female athletes in 2025. This week, Gauff added Mercedes-Benz brand ambassador to her rapidly growing sponsorship portfolio and list of accomplishments.
If you thought the wage gap in sports was going to keep female athletes from securing the bag in 2025, think again. The numbers are in, and they are absolutely staggering.
Coco Gauff has been climbing the ranks ever since she first broke through as a teenage sensation. Her first taste of WTA main draw action came in Miami back in 2019, and not long after, she found herself on the big stage at Wimbledon.
If most of us had a bad day at the office, we’d probably hide in the bathroom for five minutes, scroll through Instagram, and pretend it never happened.
Serena Williams’ former coach, Rick Macci, has backed young Coco Gauff to finally overcome her serving woes in 2026. Gauff has been amassing double faults on the tennis court.
Coco Gauff ended the season as the third-ranked player with a 48-16 win-loss record. But for the second consecutive time, the American finished the season as a player who hit the most double faults on the women’s tour.
Coco Gauff often struggles with two particular parts of her game, and Andy Roddick thinks how much she has achieved despite that is outstanding. Gauff's weaknesses have been reported in the media several times.
Coco Gauff won her first Grand Slam title at the 2023 US Open. After losing her first major final to Iga Swiatek at the 2022 French Open, Gauff returned to the grandest stage a year later in New York City.
American women’s tennis has had another strong year, with Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula among the standout performers. Gauff has come a long way since her teenage years, when she first caught the attention of Roger Federer.
When you’re a world-class athlete like Coco Gauff, the off-season is less of a break and more of a brief, shimmering mirage before the next grueling season kicks off.
Coco Gauff finished the 2024 season by winning her maiden WTA Finals title. Fans were curious to see whether the young star could achieve more success in 2025 despite stiff competition from her rivals.
World No. 3 Coco Gauff and world No. 6 Taylor Fritz will return to United Cup play in January, focused on defending the United States' title in the mixed-team event.
Coco Gauff is determined to build on her recent successes as she heads into the 2026 season. Gauff capped off a strong campaign by winning her first Roland Garros title in June and added another trophy at the WTA 1000 event in Wuhan, where she defeated Jessica Pegula.
Coco Gauff has set an unwanted WTA record after accumulating over 400 double faults in back-to-back seasons. 2025 was a great year for Gauff, who won her second Grand Slam title at the French Open.
Coco Gauff has been missing a big win recently, but she got it at the Wuhan Open, which is why she’s emerged at the top of the WTA Power Rankings heading into the final weeks of the season—where she played fantastic tennis last year, winning the WTA Finals.
Coco Gauff secured her first singles title since winning the French Open in Wuhan. She overcame World No. 3 and her former doubles partner, Jessica Pegula.
Gauff grew up idolizing Serena Williams and Venus Williams and credited the legendary sisters for inspiring her journey after winning her first major title in 2023.
American tennis prodigy Coco Gauff was among a group of top 10 players who co-signed a letter to all four Grand Slams asking for more prize money, and the reigning French Open champion opened up on her decision to join this movement.
Tennis is usually such a polite sport, isn’t it? Players in crisp white outfits, gentle applause from the crowd, and a level of decorum you just don’t see in, say, a Sunday league football match.