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Coco Gauff’s WTA Finals Title Ends Her Season With a $4.8 Million Check and a Big Turnaround -
Coco Gauff Wins WTA Finals for the First Time by Rallying to Beat Zheng Qinwen -
Coco Gauff Rallies in US Open Title Defense to Beat Elina Svitolina -
Elena Rybakina Withdraws From Olympic Tennis Matches -
Coco Gauff Unable to Change Gameplan at Wimbledon in Loss to Emma Navarro -
Coco Gauff Is a Grand Slam Champion in Singles and Doubles, Exceeding Her Own Expectations -
Gauff, Defending Champion Swiatek Will Meet in French Open Semifinals -
Coco Gauff Focuses at French Open Thanks to Breathing Exercises and Kobe Bryant’s Example -
Top-Ranked Iga Swiatek, U.S. Open Champ Coco Gauff Knocked out of Miami Open -
Sakkari Outlasts Gauff in 3 Sets of Rain-Delayed Semi at Indian Wells. She Plays Swiatek for Title. -
Coco Gauff Upset in Doha Opener as Forehand Fails Her—WTA Updates -
Defending Champion Sabalenka Beats US Open Winner Gauff to Reach Australian Open Final -
Defending Champion Sabalenka Reaches 4th Round at Australian Open. Gauff and Djokovic Also Advance -
Gauff Romps, Vondrousova Crashes out as Qualifiers Thrive in Melbourne -
Gauff Rallies to Beat Svitolina and Retain Auckland Title -
Gauff Into Auckland Quarterfinals. Raducanu out After Falling in Thriller to Svitolina -
Coco Gauff Wins the US Open for Her First Grand Slam Title at Age 19 by Defeating Aryna Sabalenka -
Coco Gauff Beats Muchova to Reach US Open Final After Climate Protesters Disrupt Match -
Coco Gauff Reaches Her First US Open Semifinal at Age 19 -
Coco Gauff Cruises Into Third Round at U.S. Open -
Djokovic Outlasts Alcaraz in Nearly 4 Hours for Title in Cincinnati; Coco Gauff Wins Women’s Title -
Sofia Kenin Surprises Coco Gauff in a Highlight-Filled, All-US Match at Wimbledon -
WTA Roundup: Madison Keys Upsets Coco Gauff in Eastbourne -
WTA Roundup: Coco Gauff Cruises Into Quarterfinals -
Mixed Feelings for Coco Gauff After US Open Quarter—Final Exit -
Gauff Survives Rybakina Scare, Swiatek Cruises Past Tomljanovic -
Coco Gauff Beats Former No. 1 Naomi Osaka in Straight Sets