Coco Gauff shares secret to achieving great success at young age through a Euphoria reference
Coco Gauff recently shared the secret behind her success in professional tennis at such a young age. Using a clip from HBO's popular show Euphoria, Gauff hilariously depicted how she has managed to rise through the ranks on the WTA circuit.
The TikTok video shows the young American celebrating a victory with "How did [you] become successful at a young age," superimposed over it. The video proceeds to show a clip from HBO's Euphoria.
The clip depicts Coco Gauff, represented by Jacob Elordi's character, walking past Sydney Sweeney's character without a second glance. Sydney Sweeney's character is depicted as "outside temptations/distractions."
Here's Gauff's post:
.@CocoGauff shares the secrets to her early tennis success in a new TikTok. https://t.co/44xLqVhgOy
Despite her fourth-round loss to Jelena Ostapenko in the fourth round of the 2023 Australian Open, Coco Gauff is currently enjoying a period of great success in her young career. In the lead-up to the Australian Open, Gauff won the ASB Classic for her first title of the year.
2022 was a remarkable year for the American as she made her first-ever Grand Slam singles final at Roland Garros. The feat was made even more impressive as she simultaneously made the doubles final at the same event.
Despite her loss to Iga Swiatek in the final, Gauff kept up a positive attitude and said that she would learn from the loss and come back stronger. Last year, the 18-year-old also broke into the WTA top five rankings as she rose to World No. 4.
She replicated her success in the doubles category as well and took over the World No. 1 ranking. Coco Gauff herself called 2022 the greatest year of her career so far.
Coco Gauff congratulates Alycia Parks on her victory in Lyon
Alycia Parks upset World No. 4 Caroline Garcia to win her maiden WTA singles title. She defeated the number 1 seed 7-6(7), 7-5. Parks also defeated Petra Martic and Danka Kovinic, the fourth and seventh seeds respectively, on her way to the title. She also reached a career-high ranking of World No. 51 with this victory.
The WTA Instagram account congratulated Parks on her incredible run to her first-ever singles title.
Coco Gauff shared the post to her Instagram story, celebrating Parks' spectacular win. She tagged Alycia Parks in her story and added clapping emojis to signify her happiness at the news.
