For these questioning who impressed US Open champion Coco Gauff and her new service movement, look no additional than a former US Open winner.

The reply - former No. 1 and Hall of Famer Andy Roddick.

Gauff’s coach, Brad Gilbert, revealed all throughout the first day of ESPN’s Australian Open protection from down underneath. During a section, ESPN’s Chris McKendry requested Gilbert about who was behind Gauff’s latest serving change. Gilbert revealed that Roddick stepped in throughout the low season to supply a couple of ideas.

That makes complete sense given Gilbert coached Roddick throughout the early a part of his profession and continues to keep up a correspondence with the all-time nice.

“I coached Andy at a young age. He’s got an amazing serve. And I was thinking, “What a great person to take a look at Coco’s serve,” Gilbert stated. “It’s kind of full circle. When I coached Andy, I was his age now. Andy was like Coco’s age. It was a great two days. Really helped things out (and) simplified Coco’s motion (and) abbreviated a little bit.”

Gauff’s new service movement was on full show on the latest Auckland, New Zealand ASB Classic occasion the place Gauff repeated as champion.

Another day, one other W ☝️#ASBClassic | @CocoGauff pic.twitter.com/Ry01arc5B7

— ASB Classic (@ASB_Classic) January 4, 2024

In her Melbourne pre-event press convention, Gauff talked in regards to the serve changes, although she didn't point out Roddick’s title.

“It only took me like two days, maybe three, to get really comfortable with it,” Gauff stated. She added, “It was just to make the toss more consistent. Instead of throwing from so low to start up higher to make the toss more consistent.”

Gauff, the No. 4 seed in Melbourne, will face Anna Karolina Schmiedlova

 in her opening spherical.

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