Gauff was last seen in action at the Grass Court Championships, where she experienced a shocking early exit from the first ...

That was until victories over Australian Open champion Madison Keys and home favourite Lois Boisson in Paris set up a date ...

Coco Gauff is considered the most likely American to join that illustrious list, having fought back from a set down to beat Sabalenka in the French Open final earlier this month ...

Chris Evert (1984), Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (1995), Venus Williams (2002) and Justine Henin (2006) as the only women to lose ...

Wimbledon's pre-tournament favorites are the same as the French Open's, a sign of how striking the the difference between courts is.

Just three weeks after the last Grand Slam, Wimbledon begins on Monday. Our experts answer these questions and more.

In the Wimbledon first round, Gauff plays against Dayana Yastremska, who finished as Nottingham runner-up two weeks ago. In the second and third rounds, the American could possibly meet two fellow ...

Given the scintillating form he is in it’s hard to look past Carlos Alcaraz. The Spaniard is fast becoming a serial winner on ...

BBC Sport takes a look at what you need to watch out for as the world's best tennis players descend on SW19 for Wimbledon.

Emma Raducanu goes into Wimbledon as the British women’s number one having ended Katie Boulter’s two-year reign earlier this ...

Gauff, ranked number 313 in the world at the time, was a qualifier making her Grand Slam main draw debut. She was drawn against her idol in the first round, Williams, who was a five-time winner of the ...

In 2002, Serena Williams won Wimbledon for the very first time, defeating her sister, Venus Williams, in the final to clinch ...