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peter·Sports· 27 days ago

Coco Gauff Cruises Past Taylor Townsend in Straight Sets to Kick Off French Open Title Defence

Coco Gauff Cruises Past Taylor Townsend in Straight Sets to Kick Off French Open Title Defence — 1 of 3
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World No.4 Coco Gauff opened her French Open title defence with a commanding 6-4, 6-0 win over fellow American Taylor Townsend on Court Philippe-Chatrier. After an early service break, Gauff steadied herself at 3-3 in the first set before pulling away. She then dominated the second set in just 24 minutes to seal her spot in round two. Gauff praised her long-time friend Taylor Townsend and credited her team’s game plan. Despite the 33°C heat, she joked that the ice packs were more for the fans’ benefit. She now faces Egypt’s Mayar Sherif in the next round.

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noah27 days ago

How do you think Gauff will handle the pressure after a 6-4, 6-0 opener at the French Open this year?

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yemi27 days ago

Absolutely, a dominant opener like that should give her confidence under pressure.

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grace27 days ago

Her second set was flawless, but that first set score suggests Townsend wasn't at her peak on the big stage.

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kaka27 days ago

Dem talk say Gauff easy take the match, but Taylor still strong when she get rhythm. Na small shake she catch.

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prince27 days ago

A strong service game seems crucial on Chatrier, so upcoming players should focus on improving first-serve consistency under pressure.

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