On the court Philippier on an unforgettable Saturday, Coco Goff left the world after a surprising victory over world number one Aryana Sabalenka in the French Open final – and left herself.
The 20 -year -old American was visually emotional and clear in his post -comments after his match, showing that he had doubted his ability to demolish the Belarusian powerhouse.
“Honestly, I didn’t think what I had to stop him,” Gauf accepted. “She is such a huge hitter, I was just trying to stay at the point in the match point.”
But at first there was a lack of self-obsession at first, he created for flexibility, speed and pure heart. Goff faced the powerful groundstroke of Sabalenka with strategic talent and mental composition beyond his years, capturing the biggest win of his career so far.
It marks the first Grand Slam single title of Triumph Gauf, and is a moment that strengthens their space among the elite of tennis. A former teen sensation, he is now a champion – and a role model for perseverance and belief.
As the Rolland Garos crowd roars, Gauf smiled through mistrust:
“It seems real. I still don’t know how I did it.”