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'Sports Are Fun!' Goes to Bat for French Open Champion Coco Gauff - NGA - No Girls Allowed

'Sports Are Fun!' Goes to Bat for French Open Champion Coco Gauff

by HOLLY STEELE in She's Making Headlines!

Welcome to another episode ofΒ Sports Are Fun!

Every week onΒ Sports Are Fun!Β presented by Amazon Business, co-hosts soccer legendΒ Kelley O'Hara, sports journalistΒ Greydy Diaz, and JWS intern BJ serve up their hottest takes on the biggest women's sports headlines.

This week, retired NWSL great Merritt Mathias joined theΒ Sports Are Fun!Β team once again. And while there was plenty of soccer and basketball talk throughout the episode, US tennis Coco Gauff and herΒ 2025 French Open winΒ took center stage.

"First and foremost, Coco Gauff," said O'Hara, setting the scene. "What an absolute victory for her β€” wins theΒ French Open, beats Sabalenka. And she's talked about this win, how she has manifested this and the amount of mental visualization that she's put into it. youI'm curious, do you guys manifest?"

Story byΒ JWS Staff

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