French Open: Coco Gauff Bat Aryna Sabalenka to win the female title of Roland-Garros in the magnificent final | Tennis news
Coco Gauff produced a sensational return to win his first title from France Open by beating Aryna Sabalenka 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 6-4 in a captivating final on Saturday.
The 21 -year -old gauff became the first American woman to win the title in single since Serena Williams in 2015 and the youngest in America to achieve the feat since her compatriot decorated in 2002.
Paris was guaranteed a new champion, but the first confrontation between the first two women in the world ranking in a major final since the 2018 Australian Open was not up to its invoicing in a thrilling court Philippe-Chatrier.
Regarding his third consecutive final final of the Grand Slam, but the first on the slowest surface of sport, Sabalenka broke out for love in the third match with a smart net game and skillful drop and raw power to lead 4-1.
GAUFF broke 40-0 after a trembling service match by Sabalenka and hung on to the drawing level after eight games.
What followed was a festival of errors of the two players in difficult conditions before Gauff forces a break in equality with a neat reverse winner, only to waste an advantage of 4-1 while Sabalenka has Rugi to take the opening set.
GAUFF, the winner of the US Open 2023, barely tightened and she composed the intensity in the second set by claiming four of the first five games and leveled the match after the number of unl forced errors of her rival has increased to 51.
The Paris finalist in 2022 intensified another level in the decisive set to take an advance of 3-1 before Sabalenka made his way back, but she consisted just in time and unrained victory to trigger wild celebrations among her fans.
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