Coco Gauff has nothing to show for in terms of achievements in 2026. The two-time Grand Slam champion has disappointed her fans with multiple early-round exits, including the latest setback in Madrid when she suffered a defeat against Linda Noskova in the Round of 16.
As a result, those bettors who were placing their money on Gauff have been losing for most of the 2026 season. However, the American tennis star took a dig at them for trolling her.
She took to TikTok and posted a video, mocking her trolls. with the overlay text written:
“The angry gamblers saying racist things in my IG comments/dms hiding behind anonymous accounts.”
Fans shared mixed reactions online after watching this mocking attempt by Gauff against her racist bettors.
“She should call out those accounts by name, put them on blast,” one fan suggested.
“No shade but betting on coco in 2026 is a moronic choice,” another added.
“All that money and success and u still insecure,” one fan wrote.
“Being a gambler and a die-hard fan are some of the worst things that have ever happened to this sport,” one fan commented.
“Fantastic. She’s no longer carrying no prisoners. Keep going,” one fan reacted.
“Salute @CocoGauff, Way to Stand Up to those Race Soldiers. You don’t owe them anything,” one fan added.
Coco Gauff Shocks with Food Choice Days After Battling Sickness
Just days after her comeback win against Sorana Cirstea, where she battled sickness, even vomiting mid-match, Coco Gauff’s latest food choice has many fans shocked. Gauff was suspected to be among many WTA players who suffered from possible food poisoning in Madrid, including Madison Keys, Iga Swiatek, and Marin Cilic.
In the wake of this concern, Gauff gave reason for her fans to worry more. Despite her recent stomach bug, the American tennis star is in Cannes, France, enjoying oysters. She took to Instagram, sharing a plate of her food choice and wrote:
“I’m officially grown…I like oysters now.”
This food choice might not be the best as it could spell trouble for her participation in the upcoming Italian Open and also the French Open, where she will be defending her Grand Slam win from last season.
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