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Coco Gauff rallies to reach the US Open semifinals against new women's No. 1 Elena Rybakina

Coco Gauff’s US Open dream ends as Elena Rybakina, fresh world No. 1, defeats her in the September 11 semifinal.

By · Published September 11, 2026  18:17 UTC · Updated September 13, 2026  22:40 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Coco Gauff’s US Open dream ends as Elena Rybakina, fresh world No. 1, defeats her in the September 11 semifinal.
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Rybakina advanced by rallying past Gauff, a result echoed by the official US Open site, which set up a Sabalenka showdown in the final. Yahoo Sports noted that she received a congratulatory message from Kazakhstan’s president after becoming world number one, and highlighted her status as the oldest debutant at the top spot in 51 years.

Earlier reports linked Gauff’s comeback spirit to a resilience lesson she credited to teammate Frances Tiafoe. The New York Post focused on the loss, while US Open communications highlighted the forthcoming final, leaving match‑by‑match analysis thin.

No outlet provided detailed statistics or player comments, and the impact of Rybakina’s new ranking on future draws remains unspecified. Observers will watch how Gauff adapts after the semifinal and whether Rybakina’s world‑number‑one status influences her performance in the championship match.

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Who won the US Open women's semifinal on September 11, 2026?

Elena Rybakina defeated Coco Gauff.

What recent milestone did Elena Rybakina achieve before the match?

She became world number one, receiving a message from Kazakhstan’s president and was noted as the oldest debutant at the top spot in 51 years.

Which player’s resilience was cited as inspiration for Gauff’s comeback in the tournament?

Frances Tiafoe, mentioned in ATP Tour coverage.

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Coco Gauff Elena Rybakina US Open 2026 Women's tennis WTA world number one

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