No it wasn't based on my prior prediction.
It simply held up my prior prediction.
Check the names of the members who agreed with my analysis.
These are knowledgeable veterans here.
I don't see what's bugging you?
You are obviously a Coco fan. She won the U.S. open. So what's not to like about that?
Next time let's see her win based on her winners and not her opponent's U.E.'s.
Just because some people who looked through the same lens as you (Coco didn't earn it, Sab gifted it lens) agreed with you doesn't mean you're right. I'm not a Coco fan, I'm an Iga fan. I just started supporting Coco on the forums because I saw some people denigrating her to an extreme level, and I voiced my opinion that she's young and has potential for growth. So far, Coco has proved those people wrong, so far.
You have some good points, but so do I. If Sab had more nerves than Coco in a grand slam final, then Coco controlled her nerves better. That's not gifting a match, that's winning by having better nerves, nerves of a champion. Coco could have dumped some of those easy volleys into the net, but she didn't. When Sab dumped some easy volleys into the net, that's not her gifting the match, because Sab wanted to win the match, she wanted to make that volley, but she made a mistake, we all do that sometimes, maybe some of them were due to nerves, but a champion controls their nerves, they get better with experience, if Sab made UEs, that's her fault, she should have gotten in better shape so she could practice more, maybe like the shape Coco is in, or Iga is in, then maybe she would have made more of those shots, it's not gifting, it's about being better in the moment. Sab is a professional player, #2 in the world, she's a Ostapenko, Garcia type player where she pounds the ball with 100% effort almost every time. Sab just makes it more often than Ostapenko and other lower ranked players. If Sab made a lot of UEs because she's that type of player, then that's her fault, it doesn't mean she gifted the match, she didn't purposely hit the ball out, she was off that day. And Coco gets credit for forcing some of those shots. Why can't you admit that a blindingly fast player forces errors and frustrates their opponents?