Coco Gauff Enjoys Times Square and Takes in a Broadway Musical After Loss at U.S. Open

It’s the circle of life!Days after falling to number one women’s tennis player Naomi Osaka in the third round of the U.S. Open, teen sensation Coco Gauff was enjoying the sights of New York City.In a series of photos and clips posted to her Instagram Story on Tuesday, Gauff, 15, revealed she was seeingThe Lion Kingon Broadway with her mother, Candi Gauff.After showing off herPlaybillfor the musical, Gauff shared in a video, “I’m here in New York with my mom, and we watchedLion King, which is great.

Coco Gauff in Tears After Unexpected Loss at Australian Open: 'She Just Played Better'

Tennis starCoco Gauff’s time in the singles tournament at the Australian Open came to an end sooner than she expected after a tough loss in the fourth round. After the defeat, Gauff broke down while talking to reporters. “There was moments in the match whereI was getting frustrated, because I normally can problem solve,” the 18-year-old tennis star said, according to ESPN. “But today I feel like I didn’t have much answers to what she was doing.

Coco Gauff Is Letting Herself ‘Have Fun Playing Tennis’ and It Pays Off with Biggest Singles Title Win Yet

Coco Gauff.Photo:Rob Carr/Getty Rob Carr/Getty Coco Gauffis loosening up her tennis game — and it’s working. The 19-year-oldhas made a point to “have fun playing tennis” in the month since her tough first-round exit from Wimbledon, and it paid off with a singles title at the Mubadala Citi DC Open on Sunday. “After Wimbledon, I talked to a lot of people, and the main thing was they were, like, You need to have more fun on the court and allow yourself to have more fun.

Coco Gauff Joins Serena Williams on U.S. Fed Cup Team, Second Youngest American in History

Coco Gauffis making headlines for another historic tennis moment. The 15-year-old was included on the U.S. Fed Cup roster to play alongsideSerena Williamsin an upcoming qualifying series against Latvia, making Gauff the second-youngest American to play in the tournament. The roster also includes Australian Open semifinalist Sofia Kenin — whoknocked out Gauffin the fourth round of the competition — 2017 Fed Cup champion Alison Riske and nine-time Grand Slam doubles champion Bethanie Mattek-Sands, theU.

Coco Gauff Makes History! Teen Becomes Youngest Tennis Player in 15 Years to Reach WTA Final

Coco Gauffjust made history!On Saturday, the 15-year-old tennis star defeated Andrea Petkovic 6-4, 6-4 at the Linz Open in Austria to move on to the final round of the tournament. Her victory makes her the youngest tennis player in 15 years to make it to a WTA final, according toCNN. Nicole Vaidisova previously held the record in 2004.“This is definitely unreal, my first final on the WTA,” Gauff said after her win, according to Agence France-Presse.