Coco Gauf left for Miami Open’s house after his 21st birthday and a little rough patch

Miami Gardens, FL. – Coco He pulled his right shoulder, and on Monday a bit touched on Monday that he thought of illegal anxiety from others when he had a rough patch during the long season.

“Sometimes when I don’t do well, people think that there is something wrong with me,” said before the gauf OpenWhere women started playing on Tuesday and the men started on Wednesday.

Bow down early in two events – or consistently drop a trio, As he did at the Australian OpenQatar and Dubai January and February – and ask fans or former players 2023 US Open ChampionThe one who is barely 21 years old last week is whether he is okay.

“I like, ‘I just lost a few matches! I am Chilin ‘,’ “Gouf, who is the first round farewell because he has come to number 3 at the Hard-Court Masters 1000 event and will start with another Grand Slam champion-Petra Kevitova or Sophia Kennin in the second round after the week.

“I am not clearly happy with the results of these past, but this is one of the things that my career has risen in the history of my career. I still have a few years (to reach) a great week every week, “Gouf is not far from the one who is playing in the Miami.”

He Talking about these switches oftenWhich began with adjusting its coaching staff after last year’s US Open and included to adapt to his service-to avoid double-flag problems with a special focus on working for the second time-and his forehand.

It was clear since the 3 -year -old qualifier in Wimbledon burst into the scene in the 21st, who defeated seven -time chief champion Venus Williams on the way to the fourth round, while Gouf’s backhand was not elite, when his forehand shot followed.

The most recent match of the Americans lost three sets to the Tokyo Olympic gold medal Belinda Bennik in the fourth round of California last week. After that, Benic spoke about what his thoughts were on 4-ally in the final set.

Benik said about Ghaf, “I thought he was more exciting,” so I thought I had the right time to go for her forehand. “

NFL’s Miami Dolphins called the event held for the next two weeks in the stadium used as “Home Tournament”.

He was 6-5 in Miami and did not make it out of the fourth round there.

Whether others say, about him, or about him, Gauf doesn’t like to harvest it too much – even if he expects himself more.

This is what comes as high as it is. And last year, the WAA final of the season-end won the Grand Slam title in single and doubles as well as Doubles.

“I would say that it’s hard, sometimes, when everyone (saying), ‘Oh, (lost) two consecutive matches,’ and things like that,” he said on Monday. “Because if I wasn’t the top five players it would not be the conversation that wouldn’t