- Major Upset: Coco Gauff, the world’s #2 ranked women’s tennis player and recent French Open champion, was unexpectedly knocked out of Wimbledon in her very first match on Tuesday.
- Who Beat Her: Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska (ranked #42) won the match 7-6(3), 6-1.
- How it Happened:
- Gauff struggled with her usually strong serve, hitting 9 double faults.
- She seemed tense and didn’t play her aggressive style.
- Yastremska played very well, hitting 16 winning shots compared to Gauff’s 6.
- Yastremska controlled the first-set tiebreak and dominated the second set.
- Historic Loss: This loss, combined with #3 seed Jessica Pegula also losing, marks the first time ever at a major women’s tennis tournament (in the Open Era) that two of the top three seeds lost in the first round.
- Gauff’s Reaction: An emotional Gauff admitted after the match, “I don’t really like losing,” and said she was disappointed in her performance. She felt overwhelmed preparing for Wimbledon after winning the French Open just weeks earlier, saying, “I definitely learned a lot.”
- Yastremska’s Joy: The winner was thrilled, describing herself as “on fire” (even showing fire designs on her nails). She said she loves playing on grass now and thanked the crowd.
- Gauff at Wimbledon: Wimbledon remains a challenge for Gauff; she has never advanced past the fourth round there and has now lost in the first round twice in the last three years. She acknowledged Yastremska played “great” and knew it would be a tough match.
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