In a thrilling display of resilience and electric energy, Coco Gauff defeated Ons Jabeur to advance to the semifinals of the French Open. Gauff, who seems to possess the remarkable endurance of a certain battery-powered bunny, came from behind to claim victory with an impressive final score of 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 (CNN, USA Today).

The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Gauff losing the first set – a setback that would rattle most players, but not her. Gauff rebounded in the second set, growing in confidence and especially strong on serve, which led to a seesawing battle featuring three consecutive breaks of serve (USA Today). This is where tennis enthusiasts began to wonder if she had perhaps swallowed some extra-enriched carrot juice for stamina.

Gauff will now face either Iga Świątek or Markéta Vondroušová in the semifinals, a matchup set to be as compelling as discovering how many batteries one can fit into a tennis racket (CNN). Meanwhile, Ons Jabeur continues her arduous pursuit of a first grand slam title, buoyed by a loyal Tunisian contingent cheering her on throughout the match (CNN, USA Today).

The climactic final set saw Gauff consolidate a break to go 4-1 up, but not before Jabeur made her work for every point. Jabeur rescued two match points and had a break point to get back on serve at 5-3 in the final set, displaying her tenacity (CNN). However, Gauff's persistence paid off as Jabeur’s 38th unforced error ended the match on Gauff's third match point (CNN).

Much like an Energizer bunny, Gauff appears unstoppable, charging ahead and defying the odds. This is her second time reaching the final four at Roland Garros, a feat that cements her status as the youngest woman to reach three or more consecutive singles semifinals at grand slams since Maria Sharapova’s run between 2006 and 2007 (CNN).

The semifinals at the French Open are scheduled for Thursday, and the tennis world waits with bated breath to see if Gauff can continue her electrifying performances against her upcoming opponent (CNN). As the reigning U.S. Open champion, she certainly has the credentials and the momentum to go all the way.

To add to the atmosphere, the match saw Jabeur’s volley go wide on Gauff’s serve to seal the victory, a fitting conclusion to a hard-fought contest (USA Today). Gauff’s journey through the French Open so far has been marked by come-from-behind victories and a level of stamina that might lead some to check if her shoes contain mini generators.

As Ons Jabeur continues her quest for grand slam glory, Coco Gauff has shown once again why she is a rising star in the tennis world, one that just keeps going and going and going… and with this latest surge to the semifinals, viewers are left to wonder if she might just be part Energizer bunny after all.