Coco Gauff prepares for U.S. Open first round following Cincinnati win

Coco Gauff took the first set off the new world No. 1 on Thursday night. She screamed her way back to 5-4 in the third after Elena Rybakina had gone up a break, dragging 17,000 people at Arthur Ashe Stadium into a state of genuine belief that she might complete the comeback. And then it …

Gauff fought off two match points to beat 2026 French Open champion Mirra Andreeva, booking a date with new top-ranked women's player Elena Rybakina in the semifinals.

Following the trend of Frances Tiafoe’s come-from-behind victory over Alex Michelsen, Coco Gauff orchestrated a comeback of her own. Facing a glaring deficit in the second-set tiebreak, Gauff beat Mirra Andreeva 2-6, 7-6 (7), 6-2. Gauff got off to a slow start, leading to several unforced errors. Andreeva capitalized, winning the first seven points […] The post US Open news: Coco Gauff takes down Mirra Andreeva in thrilling quarterfinal clash appeared first on ClutchPoints.

American Coco Gauff saved two match points in the second set before rallying to beat Mirra Andreeva 2-6, 7-6 (7), 6-2 in the US Open quarterfinals Wednesday, the latest comeback to happen on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Coco Gauff produced an impressive fightback to reach the semi-finals of the US Open. Gauff beat Mirra Andreeva 2-6, 7-6(7), 6-2 to extend her winning...

The two-time grand slam winner is two victories shy of claiming her second title at the US Open

Gauff rallied from a set down, saved a pair of match points and punched her ticket to the semifinals.

Young woman are starring on the hardcourts of the US Open.

Coco Gauff continued her serene march through the US Open women’s draw with her most complete performance yet on Monday night, seeing off fellow American Iva Jovic 6-1, 6-4 to reach the last eight in New York for the first time since winning it all in her grand slam breakthrough three years ago. The fourth-seeded Gauff overwhelmed Jovic with the depth of her returns and an assured blend of aggression and defense, finishing with twice as many winners (18 to nine) and half as many unforced errors (15 to 30). Next comes a delicious quarter-final clash with Mirra Andreeva, the reigning French Open champion and fifth seed, after the 19-year-old Russian came from behind to defeat Anastasia Potapova 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 in Monday’s day session.

Gauff defeats Jovic 6-1, 6-4 in 80 minutes American has yet to drop a set in New York Andreeva awaits in anticipated quarter-final Coco Gauff continued her serene march through the US Open women’s draw with her most complete performance yet on Monday night, seeing off fellow American Iva Jovic 6-1, 6-4 to reach the last eight in New York for the first time since winning it all in her grand slam breakthrough three years ago. The fourth-seeded Gauff overwhelmed Jovic with the depth of her returns and an assured blend of aggression and defense, finishing with twice as many winners (18 to nine) and half as many unforced errors (15 to 30). The 1hr 20min clinic was the latest statement in a late-summer win streak that has transformed her from a player searching for answers this time last year into perhaps the most dangerous woman remaining in the field. Continue reading...

Coco Gauff beat Iva Jovic to return to the US Open quarterfinals for the first time since winning the tournament three years ago.

Coco Gauff won the all-American Labour Day showdown against teenager Iva Jovic to reach the US Open quarter-finals. The 22-year-old, bidding for a second Flushing Meadows title, overpowered Jovic 6-1, 6-4 on a balmy bank holiday night in New York.

Coco Gauff is back in the U.S. Open quarterfinals for the first time since winning the tournament three years ago.

Coco Gauff showed that youth would not be served on this night, beating 18-year-old Iva Jovic 6-1, 6-4 to earn a spot in the US Open quarterfinals.

At 22, Coco Gauff is building an impressive tennis resume. Her win over Iva Jovic on Monday, September 7 puts her in elite company with Serena Williams for her Grand Slam consistency.

Coco Gauff is back in the U.S. Open quarterfinals for the first time since winning the tournament three years ago. The No. 4 seed beat No. 14 Iva Jovic 6-1, 6-4 on Monday night for her 10th consecutive victory. Gauff won the U.S. Open in 2023 for her first major title.

Coco Gauff bested rising US star Iva Jovic on Monday to reach the quarter-finals of the US Open for the first time since winning the title three years ago.Gauff will next face French Open champion and fifth-seeded Mirra Andreeva of Russia in the quarter-finals.

NEW YORK — Coco Gauff is not messing around. After a scratchy third-round win Saturday, Gauff came to the U.S. Open on Monday night to play. Under the lights in Arthur Ashe Stadium, Gauff was the wizened veteran taking on the new American prodigy, Iva Jović, who was 48 hours removed from a magical three-set, three-hour win over her close friend Alex Eala. The match, and their embrace at the end, captivated the tournament. Gauff doesn’t have much time for tennis sentimentality these days. She has

Gauff held off the surging American teenager to make her first appearance in the US Open quarterfinal since she won the tournament in 2023.

Florida native Coco Gauff plays Iva Jovic in the fourth round at the 2026 US Open. Here's what to know, including start time and TV schedule.

Tennis fans cannot agree on one statistic after Coco Gauff’s victory over Cristina Bucsa at the US Open. Gauff defeated Bucsa in straight sets (6-3, 6-4) to reach the Round of 16, where she will face fellow American Iva Jovic.

Coco Gauff shook off struggles with her first serve Saturday to defeat Cristina Bucsa in straight sets and advance to the fourth round of the US Open.

Fourth-seeded Coco Gauff advanced to the fourth round of the US Open on Saturday, turning back Spain's Cristina Bucsa in straight sets.The 2023 champion, Gauff will be looking to improve upon her result the last two years when she fell in the fourth round. jmb/bb

Coco Gauff moved into the third round of the US Open after beating former World No. 2 Paula Badosa in straight sets.

Coco Gauff said her second-round sweep of Paula Badosa was a "confidence booster" and now eyes a meeting with Cristina Bucsa at the 2026 U.S. Open.

Coco Gauff battled into the third round of the US Open on Thursday with a straight sets victory over Spain's Paula Badosa.The 22-year-old American star, who is chasing a repeat of her 2023 US Open victory, had lost five of her eight previous meetings with Badosa.

Coco Gauff still has a losing record against the Badosa, but she was on a higher level Thursday.

Coco Gauff began her bid for a second US Open title with a nerveless win over Zeynep Sonmez. The American fourth seed, champion in 2023, was tested in the second set by Turkish outsider Sonmez but came through 6-3, 6-4.

Coco Gauff returned to the scene of her grand slam breakthrough on a rain-lashed Tuesday night and safely cleared the first hurdle toward another, launching her pursuit of a second US Open title in four years with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Turkey’s Zeynep Sonmez beneath the closed roof of Arthur Ashe Stadium. Gauff got off to a confident start before a buzzing crowd, crunching a pair of early aces in a love hold, but the 54th-ranked Sonmez held her own in the muscular baseline exchanges throughout the opening five games. Gauff took control in the sixth, breaking her opponent’s serve without dropping a point, then steadied herself through an uneven service game to move to the brink of the set at 5-2.

Gauff tops Sonmez 6-3, 6-4 in first-round match American saves three break points in pivotal hold Fourth seed also has world No 1 ranking in sight Coco Gauff returned to the scene of her grand slam breakthrough on a rain-lashed Tuesday night and safely cleared the first hurdle toward another, launching her pursuit of a second US Open title in four years with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Turkey’s Zeynep Sonmez beneath the closed roof of Arthur Ashe Stadium. The 22-year-old American, seeded fourth in New York, arrived with momentum and expectation running particularly high, fresh off her first title of the year in Cincinnati and having shown encouraging signs that the serve which has so often dictated the rest of her game is becoming a more reliable weapon. Now, three years after she first lifted the trophy here, both a third major championship and the world No 1 ranking are within her reach. Continue reading...

Coco Gauff opened her quest for a second US Open title on Tuesday by beating Zeynep Sonmez 6-3, 6-4, regaining control of midway through the second set after her opponent from Turkey picked up her play.

Gauff cruised into the second round, and looks every bit the favorite to win her third Grand Slam.