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Coco Gauff swept past Jessica Pegula in straight sets to claim the Cincinnati Open title, her first tournament victory since October and her second at the prestigious WTA 1000 event.
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Coco Gauff stormed to victory at the Cincinnati Open on Sunday, brushing aside compatriot Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4 in a final that lasted just one hour and 14 minutes.
It was a commanding display from Gauff, who claimed her first title since October and cemented her place in the tournament's history books as only the third player to win the WTA 1000 event twice - following Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka.
The result drew Gauff level with Pegula in their career head-to-head at five apiece. She has now won their last two meetings, a shift in momentum that will not go unnoticed heading into the US Open.
Gauff was gracious in victory, hailing Pegula as both an exceptional competitor and a close friend. She spoke warmly of the bond they have shared since her earliest days on the professional circuit.
With her family unable to attend, Gauff marked the occasion by FaceTiming them courtside - a touching moment as she reflected on the progress made since a quarter-final exit at the same event last year.
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