"Gauff was in tears during and after her second-round win over Donna Vekic, such were her struggles on serve. Since winning the French Open in June she's been plagued by serving problems and resorted to emergency action just before this tournament, splitting with her coach Matt Daly and hiring the biomechanist Gavin MacMillan, who previously helped Aryna Sabalenka overcome her service yips."
"Share Do remember! You can get in touch with any chat. It's always good to hear from you. Share Cobolli, who reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals last month at his breakthrough grand slam, withstands the pressure from his higher-ranked opponent and holds. It's 1-1. Muchova, who's made the last four in New York for the past two years, breaks when Noskova double faults and then makes a hash of her smash. It's 2-0."
Coco Gauff suffered tears during and after her second-round win over Donna Vekic because of severe serving struggles. Serving problems have persisted since she won the French Open in June. She split with coach Matt Daly and hired biomechanist Gavin MacMillan, who previously helped Aryna Sabalenka with service yips. Remodeling the serve under nearly 24,000 home fans on Arthur Ashe has increased stress for the 21-year-old. A daytime match slot might reduce pressure. Meanwhile, matches include Musetti vs Cobolli tied at 2-2, Cobolli holding to make 1-1 in his match, and Karolina Muchova breaking Linda Noskova to lead 2-0.
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