Coco Gauff to US Open Gubse: ‘I won’t let me crush me “

New York – Coco Gauff tried to put a bold face on Monday after Losing in the fourth round of the USA Open For the second year in a row, this time to Naomi OsakaSaying, “I won’t let me crash me.”

Gauff-A no. 3 seeds, who won the first of his two Grand Slam in 2023. years, was annulled by underground arrow errors and failed to do the usual strong job, which contributed from 6-3, 6-2 victories for Osaku in Arthur Arther.

“I just made too many mistakes – I feel like that part of my game, I’m entering the tournament, feeling confident in a different area, said Gauff.” I mean, it’s disappointing. Sure, it wasn’t the level I wanted to bring. “

The result was surprising, not just because Gauff was a higher seed – Osaka is no. 23 – And a newer champion in New York, but and how much it was, and the way it came.

The serving Gauff has recently been her biggest problem, and the recording recently hired a new coach to help her during this tournament, but it was good enough on Monday Monday. The other parts of her games were the question.

She never earned a chance for rest as she returned and finished the game with 33 immeasurable mistakes, 20 on her site. Osaka made a total of only 12 unfinished errors.

“I felt so disgusting on me, because it’s like: I serve it, but I’m not going well,” Gauff said, a 21-year-old from Florida. “The last two years everyone can agree that the odd thought is.”

A year ago, the defense of the opening title on the US Opena ended in the fourth round. But the one against Emma Navarroincluded 19 double mistakes. Shortly after that tournament, Gauff Split from Trainer Brad Gilbert.

This time, she added a Gavin Macmillan biomechanical expert, which helped reconstruct no. 1 Arina SabalenkaServing, the week before the game, it started on rinse meadows. There were some difficult moments while tried changes in the workplace – including tears in matches during the second round – But Gauff accounts for improvements to pay dividends down the line.

“My goal entered the tournament this year,” Gauff said, “it was not to lose the same way I lost last year.”

She had five double mistakes against Osaka, along with three aces, while beating four times.

“She’s one of the best players in the world. I’m honest for me. I love when they hit the ames, because you know the tournaments that won tournaments.” I always see it as a challenge. I like challenges. “

It was a great season Grand Grand Slam for Gauff, who lost in the quarter of the Australian Open in January, won the French opened in June and in July in July in Vimbledon.

“It was solid post-French open to me. I know the improvements I need to do and feel like I make the right decision to make them,” Gauff said.

“I feel like I put so much pressure on myself, in 21, and I realize how many girls are in peace. I’m just four years old to work, and actually I’m doing the right things,” I actually do it. “It is obvious that in the last four years it has improved. … Well, I think if I can make the same jump improvement, it is much to be excited (about the future).”