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Coco Gauff is now the youngest player in two decades to win the prestigious WTA Finals
American tennis star Coco Gauff secured her first WTA Finals title by defeating Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen in a thrilling final on Saturday. Gauff, 20, overcame a challenging match, rallying from 2-0 and 5-3 deficits in the final set. Facing two points from defeat, she pushed the set to a tiebreaker, winning the first six…
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Serena Williams says she’s ‘fortunate’ and ‘all is OK’, after cyst removed from her neck in major surgery
Retired tennis legend Serena Williams has revealed she recently underwent surgery to remove...
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Coco Gauff named Wheaties’ newest champion
American tennis star Coco Gauff is the new champion of the iconic Wheaties cereal box, joining...
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Meet Imani Jean, the Howard University freshman taking the tennis world by storm
Imani Jean of Howard University is turning heads on the tennis court. The freshman is a part...
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Coco Gauff speaks about mystery boyfriend and when fans can finally see them together
Coco Gauff has revealed she is no longer single and revealed plans with her mysterious boyfriend ahead of Wimbledon next month. The 20-year-old American, who has yet to advance past the fourth round at...
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The worst pain of my life was giving birth – Naomi Osaka opens up about her pregnancy complications
Tennis star Naomi Osaka has disclosed the challenges of giving birth to her first child, labeling the experience as the most painful moment of her life. After a year away from the sport to welcome her...
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How Coco Gauff’s surprise meeting with the Obamas brightened her mood after ugly US Open
After being upset during her U.S. Open first-round win, Coco Gauff‘s mood brightened when she unexpectedly met former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama just before her post-match press conference....
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Meet the ‘Queen of Two Courts’ who won 201 trophies in tennis and basketball in the 20s and 30s
Long before female athletes like Serena Williams, Tamika Catchings, and Naomi Osaka became faces of excellence on the court, there was Orae Mae Washington. Fondly known as the “Queen of Two Courts,”...
