Coco Gauff Highlights

Coco Gauff explains arm injury at Indian Wells

Coco Gauff retires from BNP Paribas Open vs. Alex Eala due to elbow pain

Coco Gauff quickly went up a break on Sunday evening at Indian Wells, then she began to favor her left arm and her lead quickly came unraveled.

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Coco Gauff retires against Alexandra Eala at Indian Wells after left arm felt "like a firework was going off"

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Coco Gauff forced to retire from Indian Wells Open with concerning injury

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Injured Coco Gauff shockingly retires midmatch against Alex Eala

The Coco Gauff vs. Alex Eala match at Indian Wells was highly anticipated.

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Coco Gauff retires from Indian Wells match with ‘scary’ injury

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Alexandra Eala moves on after injury forces Coco Gauff to withdraw at Indian Wells

Tennishead

Coco Gauff highlights a big problem Grand Slams could have if women play best of five sets

Coco Gauff has suggested women’s tennis would experience a major problem if they introduced five-set matches at Grand Slams. Speaking earlier this year, former Australian Open chief Craig Tiley suggested five-set matches for women at Grand Slam level.

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Coco Gauff’s former coach highlights a key difference between the ATP and WTA Tour

Brad Gilbert keeps a watchful eye over both the ATP and WTA Tours as part of his role as an analyst. The former coach of Andy Murray, Coco Gauff, and Andre Agassi currently works for The Tennis Channel and often makes headlines with his opinions.

WTA

'It's such a prestigious brand': Gauff highlights Mercedes-Benz ambassador experience

Ahead of the 2026 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on media day, Coco Gauff discussed her experience currently serving as a global brand ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, the premier partner of the WTA. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- When the WTA and ...

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Coco Gauff faces rankings blow as Indian Wells Masters campaign unfolds

Coco Gauff’s Indian Wells Masters campaign begins under added scrutiny as contrasting ranking systems spark fresh debate about her current standing on the WTA Tour.