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Coco Gauff Turns to a Refreshingly Unexpected Routine (Photograph: X)
Tennis star Coco Gauff has jumped to headline into recovery after his intense clay court season ahead of the French Open 2025, set to take place from the last week of May. The USA star player has shared some pictures on her Instagram stories that showcase that she has gone in for an ice bath session. These pictures showcase that ice baths are generally meant to reduce pain and lower inflammation.
Sharing a picture of the experience on her Instagram stories, Gauff also revealed that the temperature inside the bath was -140 degrees as she gears up for the French Open 2025. She suffered a quarter-final exit in the Australian Open 2025 after Paula Badosa defeated her and stormed into the semis.
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Coco Gauff losts two clay-court finals
Tennis sensation Coco Gauff admitted that her loss in the Italian Open 2025 final to star player Jasmine Paolini was a 'bittersweet' one. The American stalwart has lost two back-to-back clay court finals. She did reach the finals of the Mutua Madrid Open 2025, but eventual champion and world number one Aryna Sabalenka defeated her to lift the title.
However, the young sensation revealed that she hasn't played a great game and given her best to fight against Paolini. The 21-year-old tennis star still feels confident ahead of the French Open 2025, slated to take place from May 26th in Paris. She has a stellar clay court run, and her performances make her a favourite to win the second Grand Slam of the year.
“Definitely proud of the two results, but also disappointed. It’s a bittersweet feeling. Jasmine played great tennis today. Unfortunately, I felt like I didn’t bring my best, which I knew I needed today. Overall, a lot to look forward to in Paris. It’s a bittersweet feeling. Jasmine played great tennis today. Unfortunately, I felt like I didn’t bring my best, which I knew I needed today. Overall, a lot to look forward to in Paris,” Coco Gauff said after the loss.