Breakout Wimbledon star Cori “Coco” Gauff, 15, lost his fourth Wimbledon game on Monday, succumbing to No. 7 seed Simona Halep in straight sets, 6-3 6-3. In the highly competitive game, Gauff fought in deviation of losing September 1 And despite some gains ground, Gauff could not pull off a victory against Romania Halep. She was struggling with stomach problems during the game, according to the statements during his post-match press conference. WTA Tennis reports that Halep won 70% of points on the grid. “I learned a lot and I’m really grateful for this experience,” said Gauff during his press conference after the loss. “I think I just need to go to work, and continue to work hard, and prepare for my next tournaments.” In the third round on Saturday Gauff Polona Hercog defeated them “to see the players,” as in straight sets in the tennis world are locks to reach the fourth round, the Grand Slam tournament. He beat Magdalena Rybarikova in straight sets, 6-3 6-3, last Wednesday. They also defeated Venus Williams, the No. 44 player in the world in two sets, 6-4 6-4, last Monday, making them the youngest woman to win a round of Wimbledon has done since 1991 Gauff the younger woman He should qualify for Wimbledon, despite their loss Gauff has received many enthusiastic support. Serena Williams said she thinks Gauff is “definitely on another level” and “fully able and willing” that by Business Insider. Chris Evert, 18 times Grand Slam champion, the New York Times said: “No matter how they do the rest of the way, she has already won our hearts.” Even Michelle Obama tweeted: “Coco is formidable” after last week came back to defeat Hercog. Who is Cori Gauff? Gauff recording career, has already gained an international following. You are adding youngest qualifying match at Wimbledon a list of other recent ever – at 13, was the US Open to reach the younger girls and the finals at age 15, was the youngest woman in a race qualifying French Open win. His career started tennis at the age of 8 and is No. 313 in the world. Gauff follows in the footsteps of Venus and Serena Williams to pave family and Gauff credit to coach the way for a young black teenager. A native of Atlanta, Gauff now lives in Delray Beach, Florida. They were trained at the Mouratoglou Academy in France since he was 10, and is expected to earn $1 million this year in sponsorship from New Balance, producer of the club head and the company Barilla pasta. How did Cori Gauff make history at Wimbledon? Gauff was to qualify the youngest player for a round of Wimbledon Grand Slam. Before the tournament Gauff dream was to play their tennis idols, Venus and Serena Williams. On July 1, Gauff Williams defeated, the five-time Wimbledon champion, who was on his way to winning his 90th Wimbledon singles match. “I have to tell me definitely had to stay calm during the game. I’ve never played on a field that is so great,” Gauff said in a BBC interview after the game. “I had to remind myself that the lines are the same size as any other court.” How did they react to Gauff and Williams amazing game? Gauff emotions came through after winning, as he approached Williams for a handshake. “When we shook hands, he said congratulations and keep going and good luck,” said Gauff in a BBC interview after the game. “I said, what he has done Thanks for everything .’- I would not be here if it was not for me,” Your parents Cori and Candi Gauff was seen cheering from the sidelines. “My parents are very happy, my father jumps every time until I won a point. All their time on me and my brothers and we have for this success” Which I’m so glad they are spent prospects for Cori “Coco” Gauff? Just 15 years Gauff has a long way to go. “I’m still 15 and, like, my game is not nearly as good as I want it,” said Gauff during his press conference. He hopes to play in the US Open and other upcoming tournaments, but this depends on a WTA which limits the number of tournaments held that 14-17-year-old players compete in May, while they are still 18. The last Grand Slam Tournament for 2019, the US Open is held this year from August 26 to September 8.
15-year-old Cori Gauff lost at Wimbledon, but we will likely see again. Here’s what to know about tennis’ New Star
