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Latest News:Coco Gauff joins Serena Williams and Lindsay Davenport on exclusive list after her victory at the WTA Finals:see more 👇
Gauff was much improved against Paolini, serving only three double faults and winning 15 of her 20 second serve points.
The American will face Aryna Sabalenka in her final WTA Finals round robin match, and she will most likely need to win the contest to advance.
Gauff proved her doubters wrong on Tuesday, and she will hope to continue that trend when she faces Sabalenka, who defeated Paolini in her opening WTA Finals match.
As per OptaAce, Coco Gauff is now the third American in the Open Era to win 30 or more WTA-level wins on hard courts for three or more consecutive calendar years. Gauff has achieved this total for three years straight from 2023 to 2025.
Serena Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, also achieved the feat from 2013 to 2015.
Lindsay Davenport, the 1999 Wimbledon Ladies Singles champion, went one better than Gauff and Williams, accomplishing the feat for four years consecutively – from 1997 to 2001.
🚨 Taylor Swift World Tour 2026 Just Announced! 32 electrifying dates across North America, Europe, and Australia. Fans are already buzzing that surprise guest collaborators could join her on select nights — tickets starting at $129, and VIP & meet-and-greet packages are nearly sold out! ✨🎤
🚨 Taylor Swift World Tour 2026 Just Announced! 32 electrifying dates across North America, Europe, and Australia. Fans are already buzzing that surprise guest collaborators could join her on select nights — tickets starting at $129, and VIP & meet-and-greet packages are nearly sold out! ✨🎤
🚨 BREAKING: Tim Walz has been referred to the Department of Justice for possible criminal charges over alleged complicity in the Somali fraud case.
Donald Trump’s surprise visit to Nuuk, Greenland sparked angry protests, with crowds chanting “Go back home” and throwing beer cans at his motorcade. The backlash reflects lingering resentment over past U.S. comments about buying Greenland and broader climate and sovereignty tensions, raising fresh diplomatic concerns.
🔥 JASON KELCE SPEAKS OUT: Jason Kelce Defends His Brother Travis Kelce After the Loss — “This Isn’t Just Criticism. It’s an Insult to Football.” Jason Kelce broke his silence with a raw, emotional message, calling out the backlash aimed at Travis after the loss to the Raiders. He reminded fans that his brother has carried the offense for years, played through pain, and never made excuses — and deserves respect, not ridicule.
Speaking to House Republicans at the newly renamed “Trump-Kennedy Center” today, President Trump declared himself the greatest salesman in aviation history. “I’m the king– I have sold more Boeings than any human being on earth,” Trump said. “They gave me an award — salesman of the year. I said, what about salesman in the history of Boeing? I’ve sold more Boeing planes than any man in history by far.”
A bipartisan group of 47 lawmakers is demanding Donald Trump’s resignation after a leaked memo allegedly accuses him of interfering with U.S. military operations for political gain. Trump denies the claims, but bipartisan concern and Watergate comparisons are intensifying.
Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia” returns to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for a ninth week, passing “Anti-Hero” as her longest chart-topping hit. The song took in 18.3-million streams, 60.7-million radio impressions, and 30-thousand units sold in the latest tracking week.
Morgan Wallen is projected to reclaim No. 1 on the Billboard 200, leading Taylor Swift by 9,000 units. If it holds, he’ll become the longest-running No. 1 solo artist of 2025.
🚨BREAKING: The Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed Al Ahmed has arrived in New York and declared his support for President Trump. “He’s a hero of the world. I love him. He’s a strong man.”
Taylor Swift becomes the first artist in 2026 to hold the 1 spot on the Billboard 200 and the Billboard Hot 100 simultaneously. 💿 The Life of a Showgirl — 1 Billboard 200 (12 weeks) 🎤 “The Fate of Ophelia” — 1 Hot 100 (9 weeks, her longest-running 1 ever)
