MusaCinderella’s glass slipper finally cracked—and it was Coco Gauff who delivered the final blow. Rising French wildcard Lois Boisson had captured the hearts of fans with her improbable, dazzling run through the tournament, but her dream week met a wall named Gauff. The American star, all power and poise, shut the fairytale book with a commanding performance that booked her a spot in the final against none other than Aryna Sabalenka.
For Boisson, this run will be remembered as the moment she introduced herself to the tennis world. Unseeded and unheralded, the 21-year-old turned heads and stole hearts with each upset, dazzling the French crowd with her grit and go-for-broke style. But Coco Gauff was a different beast. From the first serve, Gauff made it clear she wasn’t in the mood for bedtime stories—only business.
With a blend of heavy topspin, lightning footwork, and signature intensity, the American teen handled Boisson’s challenge with surgical precision. Gauff didn’t just end Boisson’s run—she stamped her authority and reminded everyone why she’s not just a fan favorite, but a serious Grand Slam threat.
Now, all eyes turn to the final clash: Gauff vs. Sabalenka. A battle between youth and firepower, consistency and controlled chaos. Sabalenka, known for her raw hitting and relentless aggression, will be looking to overpower. But Gauff? She’s been quietly sharpening her weapons, improving her serve and mental game, and she’s peaking at just the right moment.
With a fairytale behind her and a titan ahead, Gauff isn’t backing down. If anything, she’s just getting started.
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