Overview
- - Coco Gauff advanced at the Madrid Open with a 6-3, 6-0 win over Léolia Jeanjean, a straight-sets result built on sustained pressure on return.
- - She converted 7 of 16 break points and wrapped the match in 82 minutes, winning about 62% of return points and more than 60% of points behind her first serve.
- - The match featured a notable serving milestone as she finished without a double fault for the first time in seven months, with Tennis Channel data citing an 80% first-serve percentage.
- - Gauff called a medical timeout for a thumb blister yet finished strongly, later saying clay often leaves her with “new scars” and that Madrid’s altitude has helped her serve.
- - Coverage conflicts on her next opponent, with one report pointing to Anastasia Potapova as a lucky loser replacement after Madison Keys withdrew and another listing Sorana Cirstea, leaving the immediate draw unclear.