Coco Goff has revealed that Serena “matters a lot” to follow the footsteps of Williams and lift the French Open Title.
World not 2 Gauf In the Rolland Garrow Women’s Singles Final, on Saturday, in the Rolland Garaos Women’s Singles Final, World No. 1 Aryana Sabalenka won his second Grand Slam singles title, defeating a set by defeating a set.
21 -year -old, became the youngest American woman to win the title Williams In 2002, and the first American woman to win the title since the third and final victory of Williams in 2015.
The pair are only two of the seven American women to win the title in the open era, and with Venus Williams and Jennifer Kaiparati, there are only two of the four American women to win several major titles in this century.
Goff spoke openly during his career how the two Williams sisters have inspired them, and now Serena has followed Serena in the record book as a single champion in Rolland Garos.
Goff revealed, refusing to compare himself for 23 times Grand Slam Singles Champion NBC This week was meaningful to follow the footsteps of his idol.
The 21 -year -old said, “It matters a lot.”
“That is the reason that I picked up the racket and the game, and I believe that I do.
“And for me, to be able to be able to any conversation with him, obviously he has his own legacy that will never be touched, but I just like 5% of him, I mean a lot for me and dreaming big and watching his competition in real life … I don’t know.
“It’s crazy to say that after 10 years, I am here with that trophy, because he has held it, so it means a lot and finally to bring Americans back into that French open conversation.”
Goff can now go to follow one of the achievements of Williams in this summer, there is a possibility of 2 of the leading contenders in Wimbledon in the world.
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Williams remains the last woman to win both titles in a single year, defeating the ‘Channel Slam’ in 2015, defeating Rolland Garos Garos in Wimbledon and Lucy Safarova in Garbine Muguruza.
She is also the last American woman to win her seventh and final title in 2016 by winning her seventh and final title, and is the final to reach the finals in 2019 as a runner-up.
Gauf is considered the second seed in a female single draw, after six years as a qualifier in the fourth round with her memorable success.
However, she is still not moving beyond the fourth round in the incident, falling on that platform in 2021 and 2024.
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