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Gauff turns Tokyo setbacks into Paris stepping stones

Gauff turns Tokyo setbacks into Paris stepping stones

Coco Gauff’s hopes of competing on the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 have been dashed when she examined optimistic for COVID-19. Undeterred, the American tennis sensation now units her sights on the Paris Games, the place she believes profitable a medal could be as vital as claiming a Grand Slam title this yr.

The 17-year-old is eagerly anticipating her Games debut, coinciding with the tennis occasion’s begin on July 27 at Roland Garros. This iconic venue holds particular significance as she additionally goals for a second Grand Slam title on the French Open, commencing later this month.

“For me, the Olympics is a top priority. I’d say equal to the Grand Slams,” Gauff instructed reporters on the Italian Open.

“I would not put it above or under simply because I’ve by no means performed earlier than. This is my first time.

“Obviously, I all the time need to do nicely, attempt to get a medal. But the preparation goes to be attention-grabbing as a result of I’ve by no means completed the grass-to-clay transition earlier than.

“I’m not putting too much pressure on it because I really want to fully indulge in the experience. Hopefully, I can have it multiple times in my lifetime. I’ll treat it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”

Gauff’s quick focus is to organize for the French Open, which begins on May 26, and the world No. 3 stated enhancing her serve might be key to amassing one other Grand Slam title following final yr’s U.S. Open triumph.

“I think for me, it’s just serving better than I did last week, honestly,” added Gauff, who completed runner-up within the 2022 French Open.

“I feel the other parts of my game are improving. If I can work that through, I think it’ll set me up for a very good Roland Garros.”

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