Victoria Mboko, the 18-year-old Canadian tennis player, defeated champion Coco Gauff at the Canadian Open in Montreal on Saturday.

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Victoria Mboko is the second-ever wild card to defeat a top seed at the Canadian Open since Stéphanie Dubois in 2006 ...

Top-seeded Coco Gauff was upset by 18-year-old Victoria Mboko 6-1, 6-4 on Saturday night at the National Bank Open in Montreal, prompting the reigning French Open champion to credit the Canadian ...

Gauff, who also made her name in the sport at a young age, was quick to dampen any comparisons between herself and Mboko. However, she did point to one area of the Canadian’s game which caught her eye ...

Victoria Mboko was expected to face tough competition from Coco Gauff, but the latter was no match for the teen sensation. On Saturday (August 2), the Canadian ace took an hour and two minutes to ...

Victoria Mboko, just 18 and ranked No. 85, stunned No. 1 seed Coco Gauff in straight sets to become the youngest Canadian quarterfinalist at the Omnium Banque Nationale in nearly four decades.

Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko delivered the biggest victory of her career on Saturday when she dominated top-seeded Coco ...

Across her three matches played, Gauff served 43 double faults and committed over 100 unforced errors. After the Mboko loss, ...