Gauff is outperforming on Sabalenka to demand the French open title for the first time Tennis News

Coco Goff from the United States won its second title in the Grand Salam championship, overcoming Ariana Sabalinka from Belarus in the French Open.

Coco Gauff won French open for the first time by beating Arena Sapalinka, made from the best 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4 in the final match.

Gauff came out second on the top of the Saturday competition that was full of tension and momentum to demand its second main cup after the US Open in 2023, as it also came from a group to beat the sabalenka in the final.

This was the first first against the second final in Paris since 2013, when Serena Williams Maria Sharapova, and only the second in the past thirty years.

After Sabalenka sent a rear kick wide on the second match of Gauff, the 21 -year -old American mother fell on her back, covering her face with both hands before resting in front of me on the clay. After the SABALENKA greeting on the network, she embraced the film director Spike Lee and celebrated with Entouge, three years after her first loss in Roland-Garros.

Sabalenka started the decisive group strongly, sticking to its high -risk approach to hold its first service game.

Gauff responded by raising her level, and she won a wonderful gathering in the third match, which attracted loud cheers and applause from the crowd. After exchanging an intense drop -off shot, Jouf Loop hit Sapalinka before trying to shot between her legs – only to intercept the network on the network and finish with the winner.

Gauff was consistent with the foundation line and got a break, which turned it when Sabalenka was a dual obstacle, giving it 2-1 progress. Sabalenka turned towards her box and shouted with frustration, but she recovered her composure, and retreated to the level of the match at 3-3.

However, it was broken again in love, then Gauff held a service twice to demand the title after a two -hour match, 38 minutes.