Gauff on her forehand: "It's the game plan against me"
Coco Gauff was present at a press conference after her victory against Maria Sakkari at Indian Wells.
A question asked by a journalist was about the American's forehand, which is her weak point.
Moyuka Uchijima, although defeated by Gauff in the second round, stated that attacking her forehand was the strategy to adopt against her.
Gauff responds: "It's obviously the game plan against me, and I would say that since the end of last year, I've been trying to be more aggressive on that side.
I think players will no longer feel as comfortable targeting my forehand.
On that side, I try to be aggressive when I have a neutral ball, especially on this type of court, which is very slow.
So, they have to hit an excellent shot to put me in danger. And, in the end, since I'm always being attacked on my forehand, I end up getting used to it."
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