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Gauff Beats Badosa to Reach US Open Third Round

Coco Gauff defeats Paula Badosa in straight sets at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Gauff Beats Badosa to Reach US Open Third Round
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Gauff Advances Past Badosa

Coco Gauff defeated Paula Badosa 6-4, 7-6 at Arthur Ashe Stadium to reach the third round of the US Open. The American stayed calm when Badosa raised her level and held on in a tense second set. Gauff said her main focus was on staying aggressive against a tough opponent, knowing Badosa would fight back after trailing by a set and a break.[S1]

Gauff won 83 points and converted three of seven break points, also winning the only tiebreak of the match. She acknowledged Badosa's ability to hit winners and strong returns at any stage, so she tried not to get frustrated.[S1]

Gauff Jokes About Tiafoe Backhand Battle

Gauff also had some fun when asked about a recent practice session with fellow American Frances Tiafoe. The pair had a backhand battle during practice, and Gauff was happy to reveal who came out on top, saying she won. She then challenged other players, inviting anyone who wanted to 'smoke' to contact her.[S1]

With another tough win under her belt, Gauff now moves into the third round with confidence.[S1]

Sources: Sportscape Magazine · NDTV · Straitstimes · Middle-east-online · YahooView sources
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  • I knew she would raise her level.
    Coco GauffAmerican tennis playervia Sportscape Magazine

    Gauff explained her mindset during the match, anticipating Badosa's comeback attempt.

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Coco GauffUS OpenPaula BadosaTennisFrances Tiafoe
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