Anybody I play, I don't really focus on the name or anything, about the person. It's just so much the ball. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
Your results, or your job, or how much money you make doesn't define you as a person. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
Doubles is really complicated, because you can't control the other person on the court. You don't always know what they're going to… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
I feel in doubles there's more pressure to return, just because there's another person at the net and you don't want them… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
The U.S. Open was the first tournament I watched in person when I was 8 years old. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
No matter how good or how bad my career is, I think I'm a great person, and that's a message to all… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
I would say when I got on tour and started doing well in doubles and my ranking started going up, I realized that No.… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
The most unexpected message I received - well, it wasn't really a message. Ms. Tina Knowles-Lawson, Beyonce's mom, posted about me on Instagram. I… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
I think us people that live in Florida, we're kind of used to the hurricanes coming. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
I mean, I'm never going to be perfect, because you're always going to lose matches. It's impossible to win all of them. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
Tennis spoke to me. I liked being alone on the court. I liked the idea of all the mistakes being on me. — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
It means so much to me when someone tells me that they picked up a tennis racket because of me or that they tried… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
I was a player who just liked to hit everything. That's where I learned to become versatile. That's where I realized I could be… — Coco Gauff Copy Share Image
