Wimbledon Odds women

Wimbledon 2020 for women: Winner

Coco Gauff considering getting into the next year's championship

A day after her memorable performance in the Grand Slam came to an end, Coco already was thinking about getting into the next year's championship.

Talking to the AP at the All England Club, she said that there’s always place for improvement and that's what she is going to focus on, so that she can win the 2020 Wimbledon.

She was able to impress a whole lot of people, including other players, the media and millions of tennis fans around the planet, with her performance over the past 2 weeks.

Commenting on it, Richard Lewis (All England Club CE) said that a star has been born which is a good thing both for the sport and the competition.

Coco also acquired a number of milestones over the course of the competition, 1st she became the youngest player to qualify at the competition in the professional era. Then she made her main-draw debut at any major competition with a victory over 5-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams (aged thirty-nine). And then she became the youngest player to reach Week two at the All England Club since 1991.

But which one is the most important to her?

Commenting on it, Coco said that the moment after she beat 5-time Wimbledon champion is something she'll never forget.

Coco's upcoming schedule is still not clear, there are two reasons for that, 1st is that she didn’t expect to still be in England. 2nd is her age which restricts her from taking part-in beyond a certain number of events during a tour.

But one thing that is clear from what she said to the AP is that, Coco knows she can get better. And she very much intends to.

This mentality has served her well so far; she was the U.S. Open junior runner-up at age 13, the French Open junior champion at 14.