Running Emma Raducan in the Italian open was completed on Monday with 6-1, 6-2 defeat for the American Fourth seed Coco Gauff.

They work competed in the last 16 for the first time in his career, but there was no match for Madrid open finalist who took one hour and 21 minutes To book your place in the quarterfinals on the forout Italico.

With the new new coach, Mark Petchey watches, the British number two fought against Gauff’s strong speed and lost an opening in just 40 minutes.

Raducan came from one that won Veronica Kudermett in the previous circle But all hopes in another famous return turned off in the bright sun in Rome.

Gauff is served in the fifth game to lead 3-2 and won two tie interruptions on their way to achieve the last eight for the second year in a row.

“Emma is a hard opponent so I’m really pleased as I played:” Gauff said Sky Sports.

“I hope to buy back here (after I came to the finals in Madrid). My Forhend was a great weapon … I asked me a lot of good points.”