Coco Gauff acknowledges that she has a “constant battle” that she anticipates continuing for the remainder of her career.

Gauff has said that she occasionally finds it difficult to handle the high standards she has set for herself from such an early age.

Even though Gauff is becoming more adept at it, she acknowledged to Sky Sports that she still feels she is too harsh on herself.

“I definitely wanted to be the best tennis player in the world when I was growing up,” Gauff remarked. “I mean, it still is, but at the time, it was undoubtedly the most important thing on my mind.”

“I still aspire to be the greatest player, top the charts, and win more slams than I currently hold.” No, I’m not even close to being content. However, I believe that as an adult, I now consider other factors and objectives outside of tennis. “I try to be my best friend out there on the court and be positive and really believe in myself,” the speaker said. On tour, there are times when I don’t necessarily believe it, therefore I anticipate that my career will be a never-ending struggle.

Gauff’s most recent performance, in which she defeated Moyuka Uchijima 6-1 6-0 to go to the third round of the Wuhan Open, would have been hard to criticize.