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Gauff: "Beating Badosa is going to give me a boost of confidence." Photo: Getty Images

Gauff: "Beating Badosa is going to give me a boost of confidence"

The American lost in a close match against the Spanish player at the US Open and stated, “I prefer to win Grand Slams rather than being number one.”
 

Paula, great things will come from this path. Source: Getty Images

Paula, great things will come from this path

Badosa fell with honor in the second round of the US Open 2026 against Coco Gauff, one of the main contenders to lift the title in New York.

Alexandra Eala, maturity at the 2026 US Open. Photo: Getty Images

Eala is moved by the audience's support: "I am proud of what I represent"

The Filipino detailed at the US Open 2026 what she believes are the factors that explain her quality leap in recent months.

Naomi Osaka, the power of experience at the US Open. Photo: Getty Images

Naomi Osaka reveals her great trick for getting out of difficult situations at the US Open

The Japanese player makes an interesting plea in the US Open 2026 in favor of the importance of having gained experience and what trick she has.

Iga Swiatek finds her best version at the US Open: “I have better feelings than at any other Grand Slam.” Source: Getty

Swiatek issues a warning: "I feel better here than at any other Grand Slam"

The Polish player has not lost more than five games in the first two rounds of the US Open 2026. Her speech resonates with her game in a way we haven't seen in a long time.

Pegula advances in the US Open and focuses on the controversy of the stands: "It's become a bit too much." Source: Getty

Pegula, queen of the invited influencers at the US Open: "What they do seems disrespectful to me"

The American left a press conference yesterday filled with headlines, clearly attacking certain sectors of the crowd in New York and opening up other topics such as betting houses and night matches.

Sabalenka erupts again: “You are a joke, what kind of question is that?” Photo: Getty Images

Sabalenka erupts again: "You are a joke, but what kind of question is that?"

The world number one, who continues to advance rounds in the US Open, once again showed her anger at questions that challenge her professionalism off the court.