“Do That Damn Thang!!”: Stephen Curry’s Mother is Loving It as Tennis Star Coco Gauff Goes Gaga After Historic US Open Win

19-year-old Coco Gauff turned the sporting world’s attention to her side with her historic US Open win. Gauff’s mesmerizing victory over Aryna Sabalenka sent shock waves in the Tennis world. She became the first American teenager after Serena Williams to win a major Grand Slam tournament. Following her victory, the rising star celebrated the moment with special moves. In response to that, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry’s mom, Sonya Curry, penned an inspiring note.

57-year-old Sonya Curry has always been a great ambassador for sports in the Curry household. She played volleyball in her college and married an NBA player, Dell Curry. Moreover, Mrs. Curry’s two sons, Steph and Seth, have made their mark in the NBA, and her daughter, Sydel Curry, also played volleyball in college. Above all, she is a sports fan and never misses the opportunity to witness a great game or express her opinion on the same.

Stephen Curry’s mom enjoys Coco Gauff’s victory celebration

The rising tennis star, Coco Gauff, beat all odds and came out in flying colors on Sunday. After her first break at the age of 15, all eyes were on her, closely watching her progress and doubting her. Subsequently, she shut off the critics with a Grand Slam victory. Following the victory, Gauff was seen shaking her legs in happiness, pointing at the spectators.

An Instagram handle shared the video clip with the caption, “It’s a fact — Everything just hits different in the…” Following that, fans swarmed the comments sections praising the 19-year-old. Along with them, Stephen Curry‘s mom also joined the celebration with a special IG story. She shared the video clip along with a note. The note read, “Do that dang thang!! ain’t nothing wrong with a little party!!”

On the other hand, a video of 8-year-old Gauff shaking her legs at the 2012 US Open went viral on X.

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Furthermore, Gauff said, ““Thank you to the people who didn’t believe in me.” reported Bleacher Report.

Serena Williams’ coach appreciates Coco

After Gauff’s historic achievement, Serena Williams’ former coach, Rennae Stubbs, took to her X handle and shared a motivational message. She wrote, “This kid just won the US Open. Dream big kids. Dream big!” Notably, Coco’s career resembled Serena Williams’ career as she also came into the league as a teenage prodigy and went on to rule the game for 27 years. Moreover, she ended her career as a record-breaking 23 x Grand Slam winner.

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