Coco Gauff isn’t just chasing trophies anymore — she’s chasing Olympic history. And if Paris 2024 thought it was hosting a quiet tennis tournament? Think again. Because Coco is coming in hot, and she’s got one thing on her mind: Gold, glitter, and global domination.
After her iconic U.S. Open win and rise to the top of the WTA ranks, the 20-year-old powerhouse made one thing crystal clear:
“Winning Grand Slams is great. But the Olympics? That’s a whole different flex.”
She was heartbreakingly forced to miss Tokyo 2020 due to COVID protocols — and you better believe that lit a fire in her soul. Now, with the Paris Games around the corner, Coco isn’t just preparing. She’s plotting.
She’s got the game. She’s got the momentum. And more importantly, she’s got that Serena-style sparkle in her eye — the kind that says: “I’m not just playing for myself. I’m playing for legacy.”
Coco’s Olympic campaign is expected to include singles, possibly doubles, and even mixed doubles (imagine the chaos if she teams with Fritz or Tiafoe — whew!). But make no mistake: this isn’t about trying everything — it’s about conquering everything.
Her team has reportedly built her training schedule around peaking at the Games. That means adapting her already-ruthless court aggression to the faster, more chaotic Olympic format. It means serving first-ball winners like statements and turning break points into highlight reels. It means walking into the Stade Roland Garros with that same energy she brought to New York — only this time, draped in red, white, and blue.
And can we talk about the aesthetic? The Coco x Team USA kit is going to break the internet faster than one of her 120mph serves. Mark those Instagram feeds now.
So yes — while other players are dreaming about medals…
Coco Gauff’s over here designing her victory speech.
Paris, you’ve been warned.
America’s golden girl is coming — and she’s not leaving without the crown.
