No. NO. 2-rank Coco Gauff noticed in his game of shocking loss in the first round of Wimbledon on Tuesday, July 1, to be unable Dayane Yastremssssa.
Gauff, 21, lost 7-6 (3), 6-1, and completed 29 unexpected errors and nine mistakes. After the match, he opened what was wrong, saying His French Open Win last month arrived with a quick change and left him Felt old.
“I feel like I’m a little overwhelmed by everything that comes after,” he said, “So I don’t feel that I have enough time to celebrate and return to it.”
Such a candle is nothing new from gauff. She has been opened about her mental health as the subject becomes more prominent among athletes in individual sports. In lead up to Wimbledon in 2024, He shared the journey He went through last year alone.
“I wanted a year-past I see today. I’m really in a dark place,” he said in time. “But I think I’ve grown so much. I’m glad I used that opportunity to try to get better. The next person I’ve ever done.
Gauff was in the public eye since he was a teenager, making him wta debut at 15. He explained how to press a young event, even his attack on the tournament victory.
“In my life, I was always young to do things, adding hype I don’t like,” he wrote to a 2020 post for Behind the carpet. “It added this pressure I need to do well. Before Wimbledon, returning to 2017/18, I don’t have the issue, so I’m not the consequences.
“I know I need to start playing for myself and not other people. For a year, I am sad in a year,” I continue. “That’s the most amazing year for me so far.”
Gauff added that he considers taking a year from tennis to focus his life outside of sports.
“Choice not clear is the correct choice, but I’m almost not going to direction. I just lost,” he wrote. “I’m confused and quit if this is what I want or what others do. Many times sitting, thinking and crying. I’m going to be myself better.”
