Coco Gauff’s haters have found a powerful nemesis in Serena Williams’ former coach, who doesn’t hold back on taking them down with scathing digs

At 19, Coco Gauff is shining brighter than ever! The American tennis star is getting better and better, all thanks to her haters fueling her fire and becoming the best player on and off the tennis court. After winning her first Grand Slam title at the US Open, the No. 3 tennis player made a strong comeback at the Beijing Open.

But unfortunately, she failed to advance to the semi-finals, which also caused her performance to receive a lot of criticism. But now Serena Williams’ former coach Rene Stubbs has stepped in to silence Goff’s critics with a powerful message.

Serena Williams’ former coach throws water on criticism of Coco Gauff

Gauff received a lot of criticism after losing to Iga Swiatek in the Beijing Open semifinals. But now, the 52-year-old Australian coach has taken to his Twitter account to lash out at the haters who have been mocking the 19-year-old following his recent defeat. Although the U.S. Open champion is not on Twitter, haters have left no opportunity to criticize him after his recent success.

Stubbs wrote, “The crap I read on Twitter is 🤯! People commenting on Coco being this or that, and other players. Seriously you guys think your writing is tough, like some faceless loser who disparages A player who never shows up in moments like this! 🤯 Get a life!”

The former coach of the 23-time Grand Slam champion questioned why people are so obsessed with Gauff’s failure on the tennis court. Among other things, she criticized haters for making harsh judgments on players without understanding the pressures of professional tennis itself.

However, nearly a month ago, when the third-ranked tennis player won her first Grand Slam title, she came up with a decisive message to stop the haters.

Coco Gauff takes dig at haters after US Open win

After winning the U.S. Open, Gauff shocked everyone in an off-court interview by thanking her haters for not believing in her. Additionally, she expressed how people thought she would stop after winning the 500.

She didn’t stop after that, winning 1,000 times, which even at the time was considered the biggest she could win. But there’s no doubt that she also won a Grand Slam title, all thanks to the haters who kept her fighting spirit alive. However, what do you think of the criticism the 19-year-old received following his recent loss at the Beijing Open? Leave your comments in the space provided below.

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