Roddick expresses delight as Gauff receives guidance from Agassi's former coach, Brad Gilbert at DC Open

Former world number one America’s Andy Roddick has expressed delight after young Coco Gauff is now taking advice from the ex-coach of Andre Agassi.

The 19-year-old is very highly rated in the world of tennis but despite her talent, she has failed to deliver at the higher level as of now.

It is because of this reason Gauff has decided to take advice from Aggasi’s former coach Brad Gilbert ahead of the Citi Open.

Roddick, while responding to the development on his official Twitter account, expressed delight by saying: “Hell Yes”.

Roddick was famous for his big serve and that was the reason why he had a lot of success during his early days.

However, despite all of that talent, the 40-year-old’s reign at the very top was short-lived as he only managed to win one Grand Slam in his career which was the US Open in 2003.

Roddick defeated Spain’s Juan Carlos Ferrero in the final in straight sets with a score of 6–3, 7–6(7–2), 6–3 to achieve the feat.

Other than that, the Omaha-born also played in three finals at Wimbledon where on all three occasions, he was defeated by the former world number Switzerland’s Roger Federer.