Coco Gauff might be gunning for French Open glory, but Serena Williams’ ex-coach Rennae Stubbs has just dropped a game-changing tip — and it’s got fans asking: will Coco take the hint before it’s too late?
Stubbs, never one to sugarcoat, dished out the advice with a mix of tough love and tennis wisdom: “Coco needs to take charge more — dictate the play.” Translation? Enough with the waiting game — it’s time for Coco to unleash her inner boss lady on clay.
Let’s face it: Gauff has the power, the footwork, and the raw talent to rattle the top seeds. But what she’s occasionally lacked is that cold-blooded, Serena-style take-no-prisoners aggression. And coming from someone who spent years courtside with the Queen of Power Tennis, Stubbs’ words carry some serious weight.
The French Open is where legends rise or crumble under red dust, and Stubbs is basically saying: play it safe, and you’re toast. Play bold? You might just lift the trophy.
Coco’s fans are already buzzing, some begging her to channel her “2023 US Open beast mode,” while others fear she might fall into the old trap of playing not to lose.
Will she take Serena’s coach’s advice and swing big in Paris?
Because one thing’s certain — at Roland-Garros, the timid get bounced. The fearless get statues.
And Coco? The stage is hers… if she dares.
