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Can Iga Swiatek learn from Coco Gauff how to win when you aren't playing your best?
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Iga is a perfectionist and Polish. It's difficult for her to have that American self-confidence bordering on delusion and draw satisfaction from winning ugly. I wish she wasn't so hard on berself but this is probably what led her to 6 grand slam titles in the first place.

Can Coco learn from Iga how to play good looking tennis?

Iga: 6 majors Coco: 2 majors

No. Iga's technique has carried her thru in her career. Coco has always used her grit and fight to compensate for her flawed technique. They're completely different players

But Iga wins when she’s not playing her best, it’s just even then her game doesn’t look as bad as what’s Gauff’s bread n butter

Coco has always played like this. So she made it her "strength". Iga,on the other side,used to bulldozer her opponents. She had such internisty,they couldn't keep up. She is not used to grinding and just keeping the ball in

The nerve to say that 6-time GS champion who won GS titles on all surfaces and won Wimbledon final 6-0 6-0, has to learn something from 2-time slam champion who exclusively beat Sabalenka in her GS finals

I notice people quiet about Iga female psychologist. Iga changes coaches yet the shrink stays. The tennis media are reticent to talk about Iga relationship with female psychologist.

Can you learn to stop writing BS ?

APRENDER🤌 Iga tiene 6 GS y ha dominado el circuito, es quizá la mejor tenista del siglo 21, mientras que Gauff le debe sus GS a que Sabalenka es retrasada

Newsflash Iga Winning ugly means you’re still winning

Yup I agree with that assessment, I mean I have a theory but I would rather not share it on your social media page, but Iga is supposedly one of the best returners, people thought at one time she was faster than Coco (🤦🏾♂️) and yet she can’t win matches when she’s off her game.

I don't think she is patient enough! Iga seems very stubborn because she's great; it's not easy for the great ones to change their ways

NO... there's a reason she can't solve Ostapenko








