Coco Gauff, notwithstanding a pre-match sartorial contretemps involving a temporary amnesia regarding her rackets, cemented her Roland Garros quarterfinal berth with a decisive straight-sets triumph, an oversight that elicited playful persiflage from compatriot and fellow last-eight combatant Frances Tiafoe – a recidivist in such matters – who quipped "Mrs. Mature," a jibe to which Gauff, citing the precocious exigencies of professional tennis, offered only a muted riposte; the imbroglio notwithstanding, Gauff is now poised for an all-American clash against Madison Keys in Wednesday's quarterfinals, a juncture wherein her perceived maturity, burnished by early Wimbledon breakthroughs at fifteen and a maiden Grand Slam title at nineteen, will doubtless be further scrutinized.