and krejcikova too, who is a former roland garros winner

@@bogdan755yes she’s very good on clay. One lucky draw and she could be a top 20 player cos she fights hard.

Any consistently offensive player can beat Gauff at the moment.

WTA is incredibly inferior and should thank the ATP for allowing them to ride their coattails.

Coco's good but not playing good tennis now. Until she improves on the dbl faults..unforced errors..forehand, no title soon.

Too many unforced errors too. I reckon she was trying to create too many winners than just trying to play solidly. I’m so glad she came through. Mental fortitude on 100! She also played the important points fairly well.

I was wondering what happened after that first set in these highlights! I opponent def got to her with those high balls to the forehand wing!

Против Бадосихи шансов НОЛЬ!! 🤣🥎🤣

Coco isnt yet at the age where she can bounce back and clean up her game the next match when playing this poorly like Sabalenka. Her chances at Badosa are high seeing as Paula has not much form, realistically against top 20 she has no chance, she hasnt beaten top 20 this year (or since Aukland)

​@@deusexmachina9776Coco is just cleaning up pay checks thats why she is playing in every tournament she needs to take a slight break and build her strength training and spead execution backhand and push .

And Rybakina and Osaka. I just gotta believe in this day and time you gotta have a good serve! It doesn't have to be the fastest but my goodness, at least be consistent.

Norrie and Munar just did the same thing. Happens sometimes, doesn’t mean they’re novices.

Novices? Your mother tongue is apparently not English.

@@alext3760 I didn't say two actual novices were playing..

È successo che Coco è stata presa a pallate

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She's been doing that a lot lately! Not good. On certain practice days, I would have her doing nothing BUT serving! Period.

@@godz4ever404 Any idea why? Have her coaches been tinkering with her serve?

​@@kiviuq3495 Yes. Andy Roddick worked with her during the off season....

Iga

Iga steak

@@jameslandrum160 Ok, and?

For example. Coco hits a perfect deep forehand diagonally, Christian scrambles to return and gets back to the center of the base line, Coco hits the return almost straight to Christian who hits a backhand winner. So Coco created the perfect setup but did not take the advantage. She has to get tighter and think on the run.

I don't think you were being harsh on her at all. I think it was and is constructive FEEDBACK not criticism. There is a difference. 👍

I think it was constructive but Coco does lead the H2H against Saba & has the leads win against Ryba in there only meeting kinda hard to say she’s not hanging with them when they’re all kinda all in the same boat only 1 she’s kinda been struggling with is Iga

@@KingWalker9191j Coco leads against Sabalenka because at times when you give Sabalenka enough rope she hangs herself - so a player who returns balls like Coco will cause Aryna to unravel. Iga doesnt have this issue which is why Coco cant beat her. Sabalenka and Rybakina can match Iga at her highest level but Elena doesnt play people with the same intensity she does with Iga. Sabelnka would have a leading head to head against Iga if she had Rybakina's calmness

@@deusexmachina9776 so you’re literally telling me that each time Coco has beaten Ayrna and the only reason she leads the H2H is because Sabalenka hang’s herself so they’re self inflicted losses nothing that Coco is doing over the 4 times that she’s beaten her🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ so what about when she beats Coco I’m sure Coco does something like takes her foot off the gas & then Sabalenka wins😂🤣

That part! Right now she's trying too hard to be the player that she's not. So when everything going her way its a 6-1 for her. But when the unnaturally aspect of the aggressiveness appears she makes way too much fault. She won the us open by playing her game, not even play her best but was ok with the fact that she can win, with what she got, she don't needs to changes her nature!!!. Her loopy forhand with a lot of spin is enough she can move her opponent with it, and make them go back. When she hit her FH hard its at the right hight for the opponent to hit it back with rhythm. Typacally wat she was doing againt Madison keys. Playing this agressive and flat specially on clay i don't understand her coaches direction on that 🤔. I'am at heart a defenser and counterpuncher and my coaches always want me to hit harder hit a winner and when i force myself to do so. I make a lot of unecassery mistakes that i easily avoid with my natural game. Its about finding the right balance, be less defensive only when requires to.

@@wilmtg-carter2796 After US Open she hasnt been able to keep up with other top 5 players. dDefensive players dont win much - the most successful pusher is Halpe who has 2 slams. If Coco wants 2 slam she is doing well, if she wants to break records then she has to be aggressive.

Shhhh shut up and let her play aggressively. She has the potential to win ten slams…she’s not going to do it by pushing. And moving around the way she does at 19 will not be as easy at 27. This is a good transition in her game and her forehand needed that depth and speed to go with the spin. Makes her play more like Iga, which is a good thing because Iga owns the tour right now.

But that's IF you got to that second serve from Venus as that 1st could be clocked at about 125. That's a BIG difference. I don't recall Coco's serve being this off in prior years, so WHAT has happened?! I'm confused!

Venus' forehead became a huge weapon though. Probably one of the biggest after a while.

@@godz4ever404 Probably the boyfriend, unfortunately.

@@godz4ever404Coco has hit serves at 129mph lol

@@Tied348 Look at Justine henin. Her forehand was bad too when she started her career but later on,her forehand became dangerous.

That why it was done that way

100% ... also they didn t post sorana victory with vondrousova...

@@Teofil-ed6uu that’s what I thought

Duck them

Factually Incorrect they post upsets quicker tbh

They’ve posted all of Coco’s losses this year. What are you talking about lol?

Thank you. I thought it was just me. I don't think its working Her old coach yes.

😂

She would beat you 6-0 6-0 😂

@@edgarhclz That really doesn't mean much when the commenter could be disabled or a senior. You guys need to find better comebacks against haters.

Lol. The usual isolated loser by nature who wannabe relevant. Thumb up!!!

@@zerotofifty How about...here's an idea. Stop being a hater, it's bitter and miserable.

@@zerotofifty Why would they comment on Coco’s level of play when theirs isn’t anywhere near to hers? Criticism is useful but to flat out call her bad is distasteful and rude.

Yup in the first set but i don't like the over agressive road she is taking. she is a great natural defenser nothing wrong with that! she try too much to hit the bal hard specially with her FH. She's loosing a lot of precision doig that, i love the trajectory and feel of her loopy heavyspin FH. She needs to trust her FH and making it a very solid shot like in the 3rd set of the US OPEN final. No winners with her FH but also only 2 direct fault in the entire set. That's her mojo she needs to dive in this.

Yeah, shame about all the double faults.

​@@wilmtg-carter2796THE HATER'S DON'T LIKE COCO FOREHAND /// BECAUSE HER FOREHAND. IS A POWERFUL WEAPON