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WASHINGTON: Australian Cameron Smith, Canadian Mackenzie Hughes and South Korean Lee Kyoung-hoon were among a record six players sharing the lead after Thursday’s opening round of the PGA Memorial tournament.
Coco Gauff reaching the French Open final at age 18 is the latest in a string of remarkable teenage feats in her young career. A look at how she arrived at the biggest stage in tennis …
Eurosport's Chris Evert has said that she does not agree with the decisions made that have led to a gender imbalance for the French Open's night matches. When tournament director Amelie Mauresmo was originally asked why women had only featured in one of the 10 night-match slots, she replied: «In this era that we are in, I don't feel bad or unfair — as a woman and former women's player — saying that right now you have more appeal in general, for the men's matches. Ad/> »My goal when I was doing the schedule every day was to try and see, from the first round when the draw came out, which women's match I could put there, honestly.
World No. 1 Iga Swiatek will find it «so tough» to beat Coco Gauff in the French Open final, says Alex Corretja. Swiatek was in sensational form against Daria Kasatkina in her semi-final, losing just three games to book her place in Saturday's showpiece.
Eurosport expert Chris Evert has given her reaction to Coco Gauff's strong «end gun violence» message she wrote on a camera lens at the French Open. Gauff was at her sparkling best as she defeated Martina Trevisan 6-3 6-1 in their semi-final on Thursday afternoon to set up a Roland-Garros final with world No. 1 Iga Swiatek.
Moments after Coco Gauff defeated Italian Martina Trevisan 6-3, 6-1 to advance to the women’s singles final at the 2022 French Open, the 18-year-old American used her spotlight to send a message.
Coco Gauff became the youngest Grand Slam finalist in 18 years at the French Open on Thursday and used her landmark performance to demand action on mass shootings in the United States by writing "peace, end gun violence" on a courtside TV camera.
Coco Gauff appealed for an end to gun violence in the United States on Thursday after she beat Italian Martina Trevisan to reach the French Open final. In a message written on an on-court camera at the end of the match, the 18-year-old wrote "Peace End Gun Violence" followed by a heart. "I think I am in a mind now like it does not matter," Gauff said when asked about pressure ahead of Saturday's final -- her first in a Grand Slam -- against top seed Iga Swiatek.