Coco needs to seriously work on that forehand. It is atrocious. That forehand and her mental strength is what's going to hold her back from getting wins against Swiatek and many others if she doesn't fix it
Ok Coco! This will be another challenge! No complaints, Stay calm and figure it out! BELIEVE AND FIGHT EVERY POINT YOU'RE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY ABLE TO ATTACK! GOOD LUCK 👍🏾
Coco is such a good rallier. Aggressively strong when needed and defensively a wall. That serve is sad to see, can’t get the first and second in enough.
Time to reboot and rebuild Coco! Life lessons! Don't be despaired! Every opportunity to play is a chance for improvement! Keep on trying! You must BELIEVE IN YOURSELF AND YOUR GAME! AND FIGHT WHEN ITS SLIPPING! SEE YOU SOON!!
So sad to see. Coco has everything bar serve, way too many serve misses, handing away point after point. Emma showed a mental masterclass, having her chance in the second set but keeping her cool and composure in the third and taking the win, very very very impressive.
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