US EditionHours After Sparking Controversy with Coco Gauff Claim, Aryna Sabalenka Clears the Air with Strongly-Worded Response
- Coco Gauff defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the French Open women's singles final in Paris on June 7, 2025, claiming her second Grand Slam title.
- Sabalenka initially faced backlash for comments that seemed to attribute her loss to poor conditions and her own mistakes rather than Gauff's skill.
- On June 8, Sabalenka used her Instagram story to clarify her earlier comments, admitting she didn't perform at her best and expressing that Gauff was the superior player who truly earned the victory.
- Sabalenka acknowledged that her opponent performed better in the match and deserved recognition, stating it was important to reflect, recover, and return with greater strength.
- Gauff responded calmly to Sabalenka’s earlier comments, stating "I don't agree with that" and reaffirming Sabalenka was her toughest opponent during a hard-fought victory.
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The Independent (US)Aryna Sabalenka vows to ‘learn’ after releasing statement on Coco Gauff comments
Sabalenka said she wanted to give Gauff ‘credit’ after the 21-year-old won the French Open final
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