On Saturday, Coco Gauff captured her second major singles title when she battled back to defeat world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka at Roland Garros.
A look at Gauff's winning moment in photos following her 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4 victory. Cheers, Coco!
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The 21-year-old hoisted the trophy in Paris three years after finishing runner-up.
Published Jun 07, 2025
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The final once looked like it might end quickly, but by the end, Coco had completely turned it around.
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It's the 21-year-old's second Grand Slam singles title, and her first at Roland Garros.
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She's the first American to win the clay-court major since Serena Williams, 10 years earlier.
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Gauff is now 2-0 against Sabalenka in Grand Slam finals, and she lost the first set both times.
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Sabalenka was despondent, while Gauff was jubilant.
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Coco acknowledges Team Gauff, before making her way up to the player box.
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Coco's parents, Candi and Corey, have been a support system from Day 1.
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It was a singles match, but a family victory.
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This marked the fifth consecutive year Gauff has reached at least the quarterfinal round at Roland Garros.
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Twenty percent of Gauff's titles are majors.
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Love was all around.
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Later in the evening, Gauff came to Tennis Channel's set with trophy, and champagne, in hand.
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