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Coco Gauff isn’t hiding behind the stats—she knows 2025 has been a title-less affair so far. But if you think that’s shaking her confidence heading into the French Open, think again. The American phenom is as candid as ever, admitting the season hasn’t unfolded the way she’d hoped, yet her eyes remain locked on the prize in Paris. And in true Coco fashion, she’s not backing down from bold predictions.
“I haven’t won a title this year, but I feel like I’m playing some of my best tennis,” Gauff told reporters with a mix of realism and fire. “And if there’s any place I believe I can turn things around—it’s Roland Garros.”
Let’s not forget, Gauff is no stranger to the red clay of Paris. A finalist in 2022, she knows exactly what it takes to make a deep run on the terre battue. And despite some recent inconsistency, the 20-year-old seems to be channeling her inner champion at just the right time.
The WTA tour may be stacked with rising threats and clay-court specialists, but Gauff’s explosive athleticism, relentless fight, and ever-maturing game make her a legitimate contender—title or not. Her message to fans and foes alike? Don’t count me out.
Because when Coco Gauff talks big ahead of a Slam, it’s not bravado—it’s belief. And with Paris on the horizon, that belief might just carry her to the title she’s been chasing all year.
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