Coco Gauff exits Indian Wells after a three-set defeat to Belinda Bencic, who extended her stirring comeback from giving birth.

Coco Gauff explained that her 2025 season "it's not as bad as it seems" after losing to Belinda Bencic in the fourth round of Indian Wells.

Coco Gauff has now lost four matches in a row and has not been beyond the quarter-final of any regular singles event in 2025 - and she is well aware of her recent struggles

Coco Gauff continues her difficult start to the season after a fourth-round exit from Indian Wells. Following an unexpected fourth-round exit at the competition, Gauff is approaching a tough stretch of her season.

It’s an absolute dream come true to be able to put my stamp on this sport with New Balance and hopefully inspire generations to come,” tennis sensation Coco Gauff once shared her excitement with Forbes about launching the Coco CG1: a bold fusion of ‘90s sportswear aesthetics and basketball-inspired silhouettes,

Gauff snapped her three-match losing streak in Indian Wells but still didn't make it that far in the tournament.

Coco Gauff shockingly fell to Belinda Bencic after seemingly having the clear advantage, with a familiar problem surfacing in the upset defeat.

From highs to lows, it's been a weird start to the season for Coco Gauff. The post ‘Not Using Excuses’ – Coco Gauff Reveals Why Indian Wells Could Offer a Turnaround After Middle East Struggles appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Coco Gauff overcame late nerves to beat Maria Sakkari 7-6 (1), 6-2 and reach the round of 16 at Indian Wells on Monday, as her fellow American Madison Keys held off Elise Mertens 6-2, 6-7 (8), 6-4.

Coco Gauff has confessed that she ‘doesn’t care’ about being American No 1, and shared how she wishes to end her career. The American gave an exclusive interview to Roland Garros, with just under three months until the tournament.