French Open Champion Coco Gauff Knocked Out In First Round Of Wimbledon

London: The American second seed Coco Gauff was subjected to a striking Wimbledon defeat for being beaten by 7-6 (7/3) by the French Open Champion Ukranian World Number on Tuesday, 7-6 (7/3), 6-1.

Gauff was expected to run a strong run at All England Club after his victory in Roland Garros in June.

However, instead of relying on his success in the 21 -year -old Paris Clay, he has endured the oldest Grand Slam exit since the loss of the first round in Wimbledon in 2023.

Yastmska won the victory in the first minute in the first minute, Gauff third seed Jessica Pegula and the fifth seed Zheng Qinwen joined the tournament as a high -profile departure on Tuesday.

Gauff, the Grand Slam champion twice, did not pass the fourth round in each of his six visit to Wimbledon.

Nine pairs of lines paid the price of an unusual faulty screen, which includes 29 forced mistakes and only six winners.

Yastmska claimed that he had previously been allergic to grass, but the shock success against 25 -year -old Gauff has recently expanded an impressive run on the surface.

Known as one of the more attractive players in the Women’s Tour for high -profile Instagram modeling, Yastmska made the Nottingham final and Eastbourne quarter finals in June.

“It was a great match today. I was really burning, even my nails have fever.” He said.

“Coco is special. These courts are made for the biggest players, so I’m very grateful to play here.

“Really unexpected. I love playing on the grass. I feel a kind of friend this year. I hope the road can continue for me.”