WATCH: Coco Gauff makes a RAFAEL NADALESQUE rescue of a crying kid as others rushed around him to get the teen star’s autograph at the US Open

Coco Gauff's heartwarming act at the US Open mirrors Rafael Nadal's kindness.

WATCH: Coco Gauff makes a RAFAEL NADALESQUE rescue of a crying kid as others rushed around him to get the teen star’s autograph at the US Open

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In a heartwarming display of compassion and empathy, Coco Gauff stepped into the spotlight at this year’s US Open. In a touching scene reminiscent of Rafael Nadal, Gauff came to the rescue of an overwhelmed child amid a crowd vying for her autograph during the Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day event.

Gauff was pleasantly chatting with her little followers when the incident occurred. One young child was noticeably upset and overwhelmed amid the excitement and frenzy of autograph hunters. Gauff was the first to see the distraught child. She quickly stepped in to provide comfort and reassure him.

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Gauff’s acts exemplified the pure spirit of sportsmanship, as the Spanish tennis legend has done countless times before. She bowed down to the child’s level and picked him up, which was captured on camera. Her generosity shined through as she consoled the young fan, among the hectic crowd.

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As expected, fans and onlookers alike drew analogies between Gauff’s moves and those of Nadal’s. Gauff’s genuine compassion for the child struck a chord with many, solidifying her image as a role model on and off the court.

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Coco Gauff commemorates WTA’s 50th anniversary with inspirational speech

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Coco Gauff (Image via: Imago)

Gauff delivered a touching statement at the WTA‘s 50th anniversary celebration, capturing the essence of the occasion in a memorable address. Her heartfelt tribute to the pioneers who paved the path for women’s tennis, as well as her expectations for the future generation, were witnessed by notable figures in the sport, including Chris Evert, at the occasion.

The WTA’s 50th anniversary event became a monumental occasion for reflection and inspiration. Gauff grabbed the stage to share her thoughts and express her gratitude. She praised the essential role of tennis legends in influencing the history of women’s tennis. She praised the “unafraid” women who broke down obstacles to form the WTA, ultimately leaving a legacy.

Gauff also paid tribute to her idol, Serena Williams. Watching Williams dominate the sport encouraged her and instilled in her the idea that she, too, could achieve greatness on her own path. Furthermore, she emphasized the importance of these trailblazers in giving a platform for future generations to elevate their views on issues.

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