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The defending French Open champion was caught in a road collision on the way to Roland Garros on Tuesday but still competed and won her first-round match.
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Coco Gauff was involved in a car accident on her way to Roland Garros on Tuesday ahead of the first match of her French Open title defence, according to Global Sports Wire.
Despite the incident, Gauff still took to the court and won her match, continuing her campaign to defend the title she holds at the Paris Grand Slam.
No further details about the nature of the accident or any injuries were provided in the wire. The outcome on court, however, was not affected: Gauff came through to advance in the tournament.
The development adds an unusual backdrop to what is already a high-profile Roland Garros campaign for the American player, who enters the tournament as the reigning champion.
Coco Gauff was in a car accident on the way to Roland Garros on Tuesday but still competed and won her first-round match. She remains the defending French Open champion.
If you're following the French Open or Gauff's campaign, this shows how major disruptions can still occur without affecting an athlete's performance. For sports fans planning viewing schedules, Gauff's resilience despite the accident suggests her title defence remains on track.