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Coco Gauff has called for more privacy for tennis players after being caught on camera smashing her racket in an off-court players' area following her Australian Open quarter-final loss to Elina ...

Jan. 27 (UPI) --Elina Svitolina needed just 59 minutes to oust Coco Gauff from the 2026 Australian Open quarterfinals, triggering a racket smash from the United States' top-ranked tennis player.

American tennis star Coco Gauff was seen smashing her racket as frustration boiled over after an upset loss at the Australian Open. Gauff, currently ranked third in the world among female tennis ...

It was an incredibly frustrating day for Coco Gauff on the court Tuesday. Gauff experienced uncharacteristic struggles with her serve, notching five double faults in a quarterfinals loss to Elina ...

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Coco Gauff has suggested that "conversations can be had" after she was caught on camera smashing her racket following her Australian Open exit. The third seed suffered a crushing 6-1 6-2 defeat to ...

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Coco Gauff believes that "conversations can be had" after she was caught on camera destroying her racket following her elimination from the Australian Open. The No.3 seed endured a crushing 6-1 6-2 ...

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