With the performance that Coco Gauff is having so far this season in whipped land, there are no reasons to doubt that the 21 -year -old will be one of the show stars in the second week of Roland Garros. And although without a doubt he agrees that he hopes to continue competing in Paris in early June, his plan B also sounds great: attending the “Cowboy Carter” tour of Beyoncé.
Six concerts of the tenth tour of the singer – this time to promote her successful homonymous country album – are scheduled at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from June 5 to 16, which makes the 32 -time Grammy winner in the first artist in the first artist to program so many concerts of a single tour in the enclosure.
Gauff, recognized Melómana, hopes to be among the public in one of those concerts in the weeks between Roland Garros and Wimbledon. On Monday, in the internali bnl d’Italia, he got excited to learn, thanks to journalists, that she and one of her favorite artists will be in the same part of the world at the same time.
“Maybe I wonder for those days. I have to decide right now!” He said, qualifying Beyoncé’s Renaissance 2023 tour as the best concert he has seen in his life, when he met with the media after another victory in a match in Rome.
The 2023 US Open champion has not hidden her love for the music of the former Destiny’s Child leader over the years. He celebrated with joy online when Cowboy Carter won the Grammy to the album of the year in February, and confessed in the 2023 WTA Insider podcast that she and her friends have a “Beyoncé Chat group.” He even joked in that same interview saying that he would pay the singer for the opportunity to teach her two daughters.
“To be honest, I don’t think anyone can overcome Beyoncé,” he added on Monday.
But while Gauff is anxiously waiting for the future show that The New York Times has described as a “cheerful extravagance” and that it is projected to collect more than 325 million dollars, she faces her week in the internal internali bnl d’Italia much more conscious.
The American spring streak continued in the fourth round with a 6-1 and 6-2 victory over his compatriot Emma Raducanu, former champion of the US Open. Despite accumulating nine victories in 11 games so far this spring season in whipped land, he projects nothing for herself beyond her next game.
“Even in the quarterfinals, there is a long road to that trophy,” he said after getting his 15th victory in the main tournament. “Yes, you have to go to match and try to improve with each one. I think that looking too much to the future can be more a curse than a blessing.”
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