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· 18h · on MSN

Coco Gauff ‘Surprised’ by Aryna Sabalenka’s Comments After French Open Win

Coco Gauff revealed on Monday, June 9, that she was 'surprised' by her French Open opponent Aryna Sabalenka's comments about their final face-off. Sabalenka previously told reporters that Gauff won the match because Sabalenka "made all of those mistakes.

· 23h · on MSN

Aryna Sabalenka Breaks Silence On Eyebrow-Raising Coco Gauff Remarks — And People Have Thoughts

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Coco Gauff outlasts Aryna Sabalenka to win first French Open

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Coco Gauff used words and a mirror to persuade herself she could win the French Open

A little bit of self-persuasion went a very long way for Coco Gauff, whose victory at the French Open gave the 21-year-old American a trophy she has long coveted, and a second major title.

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Coco Gauff Moved to Tears After Watching Video of Her Parents at French Open

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Coco Gauff wins French Open amid Sabalenka controversy

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Coco Gauff Reveals a Fun Twist About Her French Open Prize

Interestingly, Coco Gauff recently shared a surprising detail about her French Open prize.

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Coco Gauff Makes Request After French Open

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Coco Gauff's French Open trophy isn't what she expected

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'Worst final I ever played' - Sabalenka on Paris loss

Aryna Sabalenka says it "hurt to show such terrible tennis" in "the worst final I ever played" after her French Open loss to Coco Gauff.

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Sabalenka rues another missed chance against Gauff in French Open final: ‘This one hurts so much’

Aryna Sabalenka started well against Coco Gauff in the French Open final. But she then struggled with mistakes, committing 70 unforced errors and dropping serve nine times in a three-set loss.

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Tennis-Finally conquering Paris clay would mean the world to me, says Sabalenka

Hardcourt specialist and world number one Aryna Sabalenka was told for years that claycourts were not her surface but on Thursday after reaching her first Roland Garros final she said that winning the French Open would mean the world to her.