Coco Gauff is closing the year in great form. The American, at 21 years old, is no longer a revelation but a confirmed total player. So far this season, she has secured her second WTA title, after winning the Musketeers Cup in Paris and now the Wuhan trophy. She has also reached the finals in Madrid and Rome but came up short. Her resume is impressive at such a young age: 11 titles in total, including 3 WTA 1000 and 2 Grand Slam.
The tennis player, who has performed superbly in Wuhan, has proven her ability to compete head-to-head with the world number 1. Not only has she defeated her in the semifinals of this tournament, but she also beat her in the final of Roland Garros 2025 and the US Open 2023. A tremendous achievement, winning both of her major titles against the best in the circuit.

- A machine on hard surfaces
Coco is the only WTA player to have won her first 9 finals, consecutively, on hard courts. In addition to this impressive feat, she has had a successful year overall with 42 victories under her belt. After her triumph in Wuhan, she expressed words to her rival, Jessica Pegula: "You are the queen of three-setters. So, I was determined not to let you get there today, because it seemed the odds would be in your favor in the third set," she concluded.
Gauff is feeling positive in the Asian tour: a semifinalist in Beijing and a champion in Wuhan. A good record to solidify her position in the top 3 of the WTA ranking.
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