And her daughter did too.I see Williams voted.
Loved the USA Today's article by Josh Peter that defended Ramos' conduct and decisions!!! Check it out!
Loved the USA Today's article by Josh Peter that defended Ramos' conduct and decisions!!! Check it out!
Look at what Pliskova did to the umpires chair in Rome, she got a slap on the wrist and most people thought she was cool for doing so. Had that been Serena..
you have a point, but Carlos is known to enforce the rules. Nadal said Carlos "would never umpire his matches again". .
Rafael Nadal hits out at umpire Carlos Ramos after fourth-round French Open win
George Bellshaw for Metro.co.ukSunday 4 Jun 2017 4:14 pm
Rafael Nadal has expressed his dissatisfaction at umpire Carlos Ramos taking a serve off him for a time violation during his fourth-round win over Roberto Bautista Agut at the French Open.
The world No. 4 was unhappy with the manner of the call and hinted he felt targeted by Ramos for the decision.
Nadal was called up on the rule once during the opening set and again during the third, which led to him losing a first serve and forced to just have a second.
But while the fourth seed was happy to secure a 6-1 6-2 6-2 win against his compatriot, he couldn’t help but have a sour taste left in his mouth from the decision.
‘Well, what can I say? I’m not satisfied with this, of course,’ he said after the match. ‘But it’s not something new. There are umpires who sometimes put more pressure than others, and you’ll have to accept this. That’s all.
‘All things being equal, well, there are people who love being involved in the match. I, for one, don’t think it’s a good thing for me.. The rules are the rules, and this is it. This is a rule that we have.
‘Theoretically the umpires are here to analyze the match and they are not here to use the stopwatch, otherwise we should have a stopwatch on the court. That’s the whole point.
‘Some dictate things or give their calls in a certain way. Other umpires have different styles. It happened in the past. I remember this pressure in the past, because I take time before I serve. I have received pressure when I serve.
‘Sometimes I feel I’m under pressure during the whole match, and this was a five I remember it was a five, a best-of-five sets match, a very tough match.
‘If you want to play well, you have to let players breathe a little. We’re not machines. We’re not machines that cannot think. That’s my viewpoint. But of course I fully respect other views and other points of view.
‘What else can I say? I’m telling you this with some type of sadness, because I don’t want to have any problems. But this umpire is, I think, trying, in a certain way, to look for my faults, my errors. This is the impression I have. Of course he’s put pressure on coaching, but frankly, I don’t know.
‘What I told him, the only thing I told him, is that he will have to give me many warnings, because if I can’t even – I have not yet grabbed my towel, that he’s going to give me a warning.
‘Never mind what’s happened on the court will stay on the court. I respect him a lot. No problem.
‘But I think it should work both ways.’
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She most likely doesn‘t care.Serena should of taken the first warning on the chin, like a true pro.
She was being beaten fairly, and took away from Osaka's glory.
This will be a major stigma in her career.
Yes Carlos Ramos is known to enforce the rules, but Nadal did not say that Ramos would never umpire his matches again. This is what he actually said,
Serena is an ATG. We expect more from her.She most likely doesn‘t care.
That's funnyI see Williams voted.
And funnierBoth Serena and Venus.
And a hat trickAnd coach Patrick voted too!
Then Ohanian and baby Olympia and it makes 5.And a hat trick
Don't forget BJK and Steve Simon... or is that too many votesThen Ohanian and baby Olympia and it makes 5.
Exactly .I agree that rules are applied very variably among umps. But this shouldn't be an excuse for any player to throw a major tantrum when they are correclty applied. Especially when it is done by an ump who has a reputation for consistently doing so.
Not ruled just yet. Common sense still often prevails, like it did here.this crazy world ruled by SJWs.
Pliskova attacked the chair after the match. I bet if she'd do it during the match she would at least have a warning, but most likely she'd be disqualified. And on the other hand Vanderweghe didn't get her bananas and was warned twice during the AO. Wasn't it sexist not to bring a woman a banana she needed and punished her for the fact she was angry about that?
And who said this had nothing to do with racism?
She did almost the same on Saturday, and did worse things before, she had attacked an Asian woman, and look - she‘s a feminist and anti racist hero and an exemplary mother figure.Clearly you're not reading between the lines. Had Serena bashed an Umpires chair with her racquet making her opponent wince at the net post-match, she'd be condemned to Compton and back. Don't pretend like there isn't uneven treatment meted out to players, it does you a disservice.
Women get away with murder. They always have, and never more so than now. I know, because I'm a very prolific "murderess". Not in Williams's league of course. Even Lizzie Borden isn't in Williams's league. Any male acting like THAT, would've been fined A LOT more than her pocket-change slight finger-wag of a fine. They'd be suspended for several months, and have to take anger therapy, along with being vilified by the TV bobbleheads instead of defended by them ("Everyone does it (coaching)!"). B. is behind the times. There's a lot more misandry in the West, than misogyny. You know, those "evil old white men" who created the Western world, and treat women 10000% better that the Eastern world, that psychotic progrossive females "fear" so much? Do you ever hear them complaining about burqas and, pardon the expression, "clitectomies"?! Not the ones "afraid" of evil old white men, you don't. Don't buy the misogyny excuse men of North America and Europe.I think I would have been more angry/disgusted with a man doing that.
Somehow- I feel I am more apt to feel more compassion for a woman in a situation like that.
Maybe that’s latent sexism.
But a guy would have looked even more like a bully to me.
When they have nothing else. He's not even black, but he plays it as often as Sharpton.I thought it was originally about sexism? Or are we changing the narrative now?
When all else fails, play the race card!
As a result of this brouhaha, I now wear a portrait of a chair umpire as my avatar.I wonder how the 19 people who voted for Osaka would vote if she wasn't a polling option?
I must admit that I'm pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of votes for Ramos given how vocal Williams supporters have been on threads.
https://www.google.com/search?q="never+chair+another+of+his+matches+again"
I wonder if the media have got their Carlos' confused?
Note sure i follow the writer here.
"While there’s no doubt Williams has endured sexism and racism throughout her long and historic career..."
Not even Williams brought race into the incident.
Why does he need to?
Serena, Venus, Richard, Patrick Moratouglou, Alexis Ohanian.Both Serena and Venus.
To be fair, the worst was probably the Austrian Daniel Koellerer, but he wasn't exactly a prominent player.I just noticed, all those people you mentioned are Americans.
EXACTLY!!+1
Cartoons are intended to look funny. I mean just look at the picture of Federer. His giant goofy head didn't offend anyone.
Loved the USA Today's article by Josh Peter that defended Ramos' conduct and decisions!!! Check it out!
People really can't take it when a woman acts like a male bully!
There's hope in humanitySerena 3.2% choice so far is just to show we live in a democracy.
There's hope in humanity
Her coach did not.And her daughter did too.
And who said this had nothing to do with racism?
Caricature:
ˈkerikəCHər, ˈkerikəˌCHo͝or]
NOUN
This seemed to be what the artist was going for. While insensitive, you would need to be inside the artists head to make a definite case for racism. Seems like political cartoonist do this all the time. If it offends people, all the better. Helps sell papers..
- a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect.
"there are elements of caricature in the portrayal of the hero" ·
And who said this had nothing to do with racism?
If she ever got stopped for speeding, you know the first words out of her gob would be, "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AAAAAMM?!"Does every person who goes over the speed limit get a ticket? No. Sometimes you get caught sometimes you don't. If you do you accept it and move on with your life and not throw a massive fit then blame some kind of discrimination when you know you broke the rules.
If she ever got stopped for speeding, you know the first words out of her gob would be, "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AAAAAMM?!"