Coco Gauff Calls France Open over Women’s Planning

Coco Gauff She also set fire from the court of court from French Open started. In the middle of some other Lighthearted and funny momentsWorld No. 2 criticized the decision of the French President of the Tennis Federation Gilles Moretton and Roland Garros organizers only made men of men in the receiving slot.

“I don’t think the woman should play for men at 8:15,” Gauff said. “I just think it’s unfair.” She went justifying his position through his own experiences as a tennis professional.

“I feel like we produce some high quality tennis, and we have some great stars on the woman’s side who cheered, I’m sure you’d like to see,” Gauff said. “From my experience, playing in the USA Open Night match at 7 pm with Novak (Djokovic), and he’s the biggest player of all time, people were almost equally excited to see me as if they were seen as (they saw it.

“Same with other places I play, like Australia. The night match, people were excited to see (I),” Gauff developed. “I definitely think there is an opportunity to improve this in the future with this tournament.”

From the French open Night points were introduced in 2022 years32 out of 34 matches were given to men, while women were assigned all four opinions 2025, which is a time slot that usually attracts the least crowded. Gauff used this infidel to explain his point further.

“If it will put two slots, and the first match starts at 8:15, I don’t think the women’s match should play after men,” Gauff said. “I just don’t think people should take place at 11. (PM) or 12 (AM) to be honest.

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“If you put one match at 8:15, there would surely be an opportunity to put the woman there,” Gauff concluded.

Gauff Comments twice doubled to the French Open Competector Jabeur statement made earlier the same weekinviting better scheduling.

“It’s still sad that we still see it. I keep standing in my words all the time,” Jabeur said. “In Europe, it is unhappy for women’s sports in general.

“You know, it’s a little ironic. They don’t show women’s sports, they don’t show women’s tennis, and then they (they say), yes, but mostly look at men.” Of course they look more men, because you are more showing men, “Jabeur explained.” Everything goes together. “

Gauff is in action On the open French next when it takes over Czech Marie Bouzzocks at 8:50.