Coco Gauff is determined not to repeat the same mistake she made after reaching her first Grand Slam quarter-final, following her latest run at the Australian Open. Gauff advanced to the last eight in Melbourne for the third straight year,

Elina Svitolina stunned American third seed Coco Gauff to sail into an Australian Open semi-final against Aryna Sabalenka on Tuesday and inch closer to a maiden Grand Slam title. The Ukrainian 12th seed kept her dreams alive with a 6-1, 6-2 demolition in 59 minutes under a closed roof on Rod Laver Arena, with Gauff’s serve imploding.

COCO GAUFF mangled a racquet in a moment of rage following her worst Grand Slam defeat in seven years. The American, 21, was defeated for the second year running in the quarter-finals of the

Coco Gauff continued her quest to win her first-ever Australian Open title by defeating Karolina Muchova in the fourth round. Gauff needed three sets to defeat the number 19 seed, but she looked as impressive as she has done all week.

Jamie Murray overlooked Coco Gauff when discussing Australian Open title contenders on TNT Sports.

Coco Gauff battled through adversity against world No. 70 Hailey Baptiste in her last match, rallying from a set down despite four double faults and persistent serving troubles.

Iga Swiatek urged Coco Gauff, Carlos Alcaraz, Aryna Sabalenka and others who are set to play their respective 2026 Australian Open quarterfinal matches on Tuesday, January 27 (Day 10 of main draw matc

Coco Gauff’s no-look, cross-court forehand pass against Karolina Muchova sparked an awestruck crowd. The World No. 4 won her fourth round match 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 to book her spot in the Australian Open quarterfinals.