Worst fans in the world by far. Animalistic.
Osaka is a champ though. She got through it just like Novak did in 15.
Boston fans are pretty bad too.The worst fans in the world are Philadelphia fans.
BITE MEBoston fans are pretty bad too.
BITE ME
I was too rattled by everything that happened in a matter of minutes to completely digest if the Umpire's calls were in any way flawed but for the crowd to have booed Osaka was disgusting.
Naomi won that event by overpowering Serena and by keeping her cool when the entire event erupted in chaos. I wanted Serena to win but if I had been there I would have been on my feet cheering for Osaka at the end. She's one of the future greats of the WTA.
Oh so good to hear, thank you. I had turned off the TV long before that.In fairness, as Naomi went to do the post-match ESPN interview the crowd chanted "Naomi! Naomi!" and yelled "We love you, Naomi!"
Oh so good to hear, thank you. I had turned off the TV long before that.
There was coaching, there was a racquet smash, there was insulting of an umpire.
She got the treatment she deserved. And the crowd got the result they deserved as well - their player losing the final.
If Morataglou moving his hands side-to-side is coaching then there needs to be a whole helluva lot more penalties called. Don't single out Serena and embarrass her on a world stage.
There have been many times when men have unleashed prolonged profanity-laced tirades and umpires just turn the other way. Once again, we need universality. Don't single out one black woman to make it all about you, Carlos Ramos.
Serena embarrassed herself. Race had nothing to do with it either.
And that tells you all you need to know about Serena’s attitude.She seemed quite proud of herself, actually.
Some line judge isn't going to treat one of our own like garbage without hearing it from the crowd.
The biggest stage in tennis. 24,000+ stood with Serena, as they should. I stand with them.
It made me proud to be an American tennis fan.
One of our own? Proud to be an American tennis fan? This is a bizarre comment to say the least. If you're a fan of tennis, you're a fan of tennis... the nationality of the player shouldn't matter. A true tennis fan enjoys good tennis and sportsmanship.Some line judge isn't going to treat one of our own like garbage without hearing it from the crowd.
The biggest stage in tennis. 24,000+ stood with Serena, as they should. I stand with them.
It made me proud to be an American tennis fan.
If Morataglou moving his hands side-to-side is coaching then there needs to be a whole helluva lot more penalties called. Don't single out Serena and embarrass her on a world stage.
There have been many times when men have unleashed prolonged profanity-laced tirades and umpires just turn the other way. Once again, we need universality. Don't single out one black woman to make it all about you, Carlos Ramos.
Serena embarrassed herself. Race had nothing to do with it either.
Boston fans are pretty bad too.
BITE ME and choke on it.Without a doubt the biggest group of jackasses in sports.
It’s true and you know it.BITE ME
It isn't true and I know it.It’s true and you know it.
You have Bill Burr so that makes up for it.It isn't true and I know it.
Mouratoglou admitted the coaching himself so there is that. She would have avoided the game loss after her outburst at the umpire and name calling if it wasn't for that coaching and the racquet smash earlier.If Morataglou moving his hands side-to-side is coaching then there needs to be a whole helluva lot more penalties called. Don't single out Serena and embarrass her on a world stage.
There have been many times when men have unleashed prolonged profanity-laced tirades and umpires just turn the other way. Once again, we need universality. Don't single out one black woman to make it all about you, Carlos Ramos.
The worst fans in the world are Philadelphia fans.
It made me proud to be an American tennis fan.
Only one person mentioned on TTW is actually allowed to bite.BITE ME and choke on it.
One of our own? Proud to be an American tennis fan? This is a bizarre comment to say the least. If you're a fan of tennis, you're a fan of tennis... the nationality of the player shouldn't matter. A true tennis fan enjoys good tennis and sportsmanship.
You should join the grease-stained, obese hordes at your local baseball venue essentially looking for an excuse to day drink.
Some line judge isn't going to treat one of our own like garbage without hearing it from the crowd.
The biggest stage in tennis. 24,000+ stood with Serena, as they should. I stand with them.
It made me proud to be an American tennis fan.
Could be close to 100%. I don't, so it's definitely not 100%. Beyond that I can't sayDon't criticize baseball to an American.
And 90% of us drink during the day whether we're at the ballpark or not. It's 100% in Australia right?