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"After two games, they are so heavy," complains Gauff about the balls in Rome

Le 16/05/2025 à 07h33 par Clément Gehl
After two games, they are so heavy, complains Gauff about the balls in Rome

Coco Gauff qualified for the final in Rome after playing the longest match of her career against Qinwen Zheng. In the post-match press conference, the American spoke about the difficulty of playing with the tournament's balls, especially during evening session matches.

She states: "The court was so slow throughout the match. Especially the balls after two games, they are so heavy. It was my second evening session match.

My first was in the first round (against Victoria Mboko). I played against someone who had a completely different playing style. It was complicated.

I think we both struggled to hit the ball. I think in Riyadh (where their last encounter took place), there were a bit more winners, more aggression.

Today, we both tried, but the ball was going nowhere. The final will be a bit more during the day, hopefully, it will be a bit faster."

Gauff will face Jasmine Paolini to win the title in Rome.

CHN Zheng, Qinwen  [8]
6
6
6
USA Gauff, Cori  [4]
tick
7
4
7
USA Gauff, Cori  [4]
4
2
ITA Paolini, Jasmine  [6]
tick
6
6
Rome
ITA Rome
Tableau
Cori Gauff
3e, 6563 points
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