Coco Gauff won the female single in Paris

In principle, a total form of paper: in the women’s finals of the French International Tennis Championship, as in the Sunday men’s final, the first and second place in the world rankings met. The latter, the American Coco Gauff in an incredible match (not to be confused with an incredibly high standard!) Defeated the Belarusian Arina Szabalenka.

That’s not the case, as the 21-year-old American lost two of his first three adogue games and was already at a disadvantage of 4: 1. After that, his rival played the same thing, and after 4: 4, no one in the first set was able to bring his own serve, after 20 brace balls (!!), Sabalanka pulled the shortened at 6: 6, despite the fact that Gauff pulled 3-0 in the beginning.

The second set was much faster (the first lasted almost 80 minutes), after 1: 3 the lost serving games came again, but after a 5: 2 Gauff leader, the American was eating and equalized to zero.

In the final set, he started better, and at his 3: 1 lead, it seemed that Szabaleken was finally losing his control, but then somehow caught himself and leveled back-and then, no surprise, lost his own serving. At 5: 4, Gauff was able to win the victory, reached the match ball, but Szabalenko first equalized with a fantastic serving reception and then got a broke ball, but science was over, scoring three points in the line, and the game was also a new queen.

Roland Garros, women’s final:

Coco Gauff (American, 2nd) – Arina Szabalanka (Belarus, 1st) 6: 7, 6: 2, 6: 4