Europe EditionWimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff is just 21 but already thinking about what to do after tennis
- Coco Gauff, at only 21, is not only a Grand Slam winner but also the highest-paid female athlete, earning over £21 million last year, as reported by Sportico.com.
- Gauff is launching her own management firm and working with business coach Emma Grede to mentor small-business owners through a new UPS campaign.
- Betsy Wilson from UPS mentioned that Gauff plays a crucial role in connecting with young entrepreneurs due to her relevance in social media and culture.
- Gauff expressed her desire to prepare for her post-tennis career, stating, 'I definitely didn't know how it would look like' and is actively learning about business.
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Omaha World-Herald
Gauff, 21, already thinking of her post-tennis life
LONDON — To be clear, Coco Gauff didn't bring up the word "star" during a recent interview with The Associated Press; the reporter did. So as Gauff began to answer a question about balancing her life as a professional athlete…
Wimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff Is Just 21 but Already Thinking About What to Do After Tennis
LONDON (AP) — To be clear, Coco Gauff didn't bring up the word “star” during a recent interview with The Associated Press; the reporter did. So as Gauff began to answer a question about balancing her life as a professional athlete with her off-court interests, she caught herself repeating that term.
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Wimbledon 2025: Coco Gauff is just 21 but already thinking about what to do after tennis
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To be clear, Coco Gauff did not mention the word “star” during a recent interview with The Associated Press; the reporter did. So when Gauff started answering a question about how to balance his professional athlete life with his off-court interests, he was surprised to repeat that term. “I definitely didn’t know what it would look like,” he began with a smile, “before he became, I guess, a star—it feels weird to call me that—but I definitely wa…
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