American teenager Coco Gauff will face one of her idols Venus Williams in the first round of the Australian Open. Gauff, 15, beat the 39-year-old Williams, a seven-time grand slam singles champion, on the opening day of Wimbledon last July.
Gauff, 15, beat the 39-year-old Williams, a seven-time grand slam singles champion, on the opening day of Wimbledon last July to spark a mesmerizing breakthrough onto the world scene.In the men's draw, Swiss great Roger Federer could face defending champion Novak Djokovic in the semifinals.
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