Marion Bartoli talks Coco Gauff winning U.S. Open after Serena Williams retires

Marion Bartoli thinks Coco Gauff’s US Open win a year after Serena Williams retired is “a fairy tale” and hints the 19-year-old American will win at the Grand Slam achieve more success. A year after Williams ended his professional tennis career at the U.S. Open, Gauff became the first American teenager to win the U.S. Open since Williams in 1999.

Gauff, who grew up watching and idolizing Williams, achieved her biggest tennis goal on the same court where her idol became a Grand Slam champion 24 years ago. “I think it’s just a fairy tale. It looks a lot like following in Serena’s footsteps – of course there’s a big gap between winning one game and winning 23, but I just think she has the complete package plan.

Even though she is 19 years old, she thinks like a 30 year old. Her fitness and health are incredible. “Bartoli said on the latest episode of Tennis Grand Slam “Match Point.” Gauff will turn 20 in March. With Bartoli’s support, he has achieved more big wins before retiring. Grand Slam champion.

“Without a doubt, a multiple Grand Slam winner and world No. 1. She’s so driven and she wants this so bad,” Bartoli said.

Goff pays tribute to Williams

Shortly after becoming a Grand Slam champion, Gauff remembered Serena and Venus Williams in a touching tribute.

“Yeah, it’s crazy. I mean, honestly, they’re the reason I’m getting this trophy today. They made me believe in this dream growing up. You know, black tennis players who dominate this sport and not much.

Indeed, when I was young, they were all I could remember. Apparently, more people are coming because of their heritage. So that makes the dream more believable. But all the things they had to go through, it makes it easier for guys like me to do it,” Goff said after winning the U.S. Open.