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Gauff beats Sabalenka to win French Open women’s singles final
- On Saturday, June 7, 2025, in Paris, Coco Gauff clinched the French Open women's singles title by overcoming the world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in three sets: losing the first in a tiebreak but rallying to take the next two 6-2 and 6-4.
- Gauff entered the final determined to overcome her 2022 French Open loss to Iga Swiatek and aware of Sabalenka's powerful game and mental toughness.
- The match featured many unforced errors, momentum swings, and windy conditions, with both players showing frustration but Gauff maintaining composure and rising in key moments.
- Gauff said, "This one is heavy," and noted the crowd's support, while Sabalenka acknowledged Gauff as a deserving fighter who handled the tough conditions better.
- At 21 years old, Gauff secured her second Grand Slam title by winning her first Roland-Garros championship, becoming the first American female player to claim the French Open title in nearly a decade, following Serena Williams' 2015 victory.
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Sabalenka rues 'worst final' in French Open loss to Coco Gauff
Aryna Sabalenka called her loss to Coco Gauff in the French Open “the worst final” she has ever played after an error-strewn display on Saturday dashed her hopes of a fourth Grand Slam title. World number one Sabalenka won the opening set on a blustery day in Paris but watched the trophy slip from her grasp as she made a tournament-worst 70 unforced errors in tricky conditions. READ: Coco Gauff fights back to beat Sabalenka for French Open title…
Gauff stuns Sabalenka to take French crown
Coco Gauff celebrates with the Suzanne Lenglen Cup after winning the final at Roland Garros. Photo: Reuters Coco Gauff continued a spectacular season for American women at Grand Slams battling from a set down to topple world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka at the French Open final for a maiden Roland Garros crown.
Barack and Michelle Obama among those showering Coco Gauff with praise after French Open win
American tennis star Coco Gauff claims her second Grand Slam with a three-set victory over Aryna Sabalenka at the French Open, receiving praise from celebrities worldwide.
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