ohiostate124
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Thank god Naomi is half-black. Otherwise Serena would have pulled the racism card too.
I would say the same thing if a man does it...so please don’t make it a gender issue...Men do it all the time, so does a woman doing it firighten you?
My wife’s hormones went back to normal around 2 months after she have birth to our son. So for Serena it has nothing to do with hormones. It’s just her real self when someone is kicking her ass. She just can’t accept it and instead of trying to compete that’s her No class at all response. That’s a result of the political correct world we live in. You wanted equality between the 2 genders and these are the results. Women and men have lost their true roles. Now it’s all about bi...ing around and creating movements to defend nonsense demands. Movements for food, movements for genders, all these kind of stuff that really separate us and create hostile environment. I am very angry for the world my son is gonna grow up.
Everyone who does it gets a code violation for it from time to time.He said everybody coaches, and named Uncle Toni.
Puh. Even children know that "Everybody was doing it" won't fly.
It was a combination of Serena losing and how she was acting. I love to see spoiled brats get what they deserve.What a sad life you must have if someone losing gives you more pleasure than another player winning. Grow up.
Serena got her a** kicked in Wimbledon final yet you saw a gracious behaviour there.My wife’s hormones went back to normal around 2 months after she have birth to our son. So for Serena it has nothing to do with hormones. It’s just her real self when someone is kicking her ass. She just can’t accept it and instead of trying to compete that’s her No class at all response. That’s a result of the political correct world we live in. You wanted equality between the 2 genders and these are the results. Women and men have lost their true roles. Now it’s all about bi...ing around and creating movements to defend nonsense demands. Movements for food, movements for genders, all these kind of stuff that really separate us and create hostile environment. I am very angry for the world my son is gonna grow up.
Telling Bart to not make something a gender or race issue is like telling a fish to climb a tree.I would say the same thing if a man does it...so please don’t make it a gender issue...
Hallelujah! Nothing like watching a spoilt brat get whats coming. I hope they give Ramos her next match too, wherever it is.
Good on Osaka! She made my day for giving Queen Brat a tennis lesson.
Bull ****. Osaka out-played her the whole way. And, Serena's coach has admitted he was coaching her. So, Serena needed to keep her mouth shut. She has berated umpires and referees and linesmen/women for years. Finally, someone struck back.
Thief, not cheat.Accusing the umpire of being a cheat is more serious than swearing.
Good idea. Toss the guilty coach like they do with coach's in other sports. Make them leave the stadium.I agree with your proposal. At least, coaches who continue to coach their player during the match could be asked to leave the stadium. It is also the fairest solution to punish the perpetrator of the crime rather than the intended beneficiary. Some coaches probably coach players even if the players ask them not to do so.
Yes. Absolutely. The Same stuff. Clijsters match. Footfault called ....conspiracy against the goddess.Serena when ever she realizes her butt handed to her in Us open she comes with moronic stuff.You guys remember Clijsters match ?? Same stuff.
You seem to be the one with all the raging hormones in your family.
“But I cannot begin to count the number of times men have sat in their chairs on changeovers and had heated discussions with umpires, and nothing whatever happens.”
And how many of theses heated discussions involving men happened after they received a point penalty?
I wouldn't expect the, erm, gentlemen here at TT to get it.
I think it needs to be said that Bad Boy Behavior on a tennis court is tolerated. And I feel confident that if Fognini or Kyrios or Federer were playing in the men's final close to the end of a set, *no umpire on the planet* would call that third code violation.
It is bias against Serena. I actually wanted Naomi to win, I was sick to death of the Mama ads, and I don't abide her sense of entitlement.
But even Serena deserves to be treated, well, . . . as well as Jared Donaldson, Fabio, Kyrios, and the countless men who sit in their chairs on changeovers and scream at and insult chair umpires.
I wouldn't say that, necessarily.Not really interested in discussing the specifics of this particular match, but in general, do you guys think that the officials at the US Open "over officiate" Serena Williams matches, as compared to the other slams? Or do you think the controversies that she's had there are just coincidental to the situation? Or do they over-officiate in general? It just seems like whenever there is a questionable call, or questionable penalty, or overreaction from Williams, or controversy in general it always happens at the US Open. What do you guys think? Is the officiating consistent or different?
I wouldn't expect the, erm, gentlemen here at TT to get it.
I think it needs to be said that Bad Boy Behavior on a tennis court is tolerated. And I feel confident that if Fognini or Kyrios or Federer were playing in the men's final close to the end of a set, *no umpire on the planet* would call that third code violation.
It is bias against Serena. I actually wanted Naomi to win, I was sick to death of the Mama ads, and I don't abide her sense of entitlement.
But even Serena deserves to be treated, well, . . . as well as Jared Donaldson, Fabio, Kyrios, and the countless men who sit in their chairs on changeovers and scream at and insult chair umpires.
Disgraceful from Serena, from crowd and Katrina Adams.
Shame on you.
Don't be ridiculous. Rafa would have no less slams, because when he's gotten a warning for coaching, he hasn't made a scene, calling the ump a thief and what not. He also hasn't broken a racket to get a point penalty.The solution isn't to take it easy on Serena — it's to crack down on everyone. ESPN commentators say you can't do anything about from-the-box coaching because everyone does it. Well, then the first time you see each coach do it, it's a warning. When they do it again, it's a point penalty. If you do that every match, then it won't happen anymore. The same idea as having a shot clock (though it's not being deployed well because of issues with ball catches and second serves, it's a start).
Serena makes a feminist argument that she should be able to behave as badly as the men, basically saying she did nothing wrong. If she wanted to make a principled stand, she should have admitted that what she did was wrong then ask for men to be treated the same way. I'm all for that. Her coach used as an example Rafa and Toni.
Imagine how many fewer slams Nadal would have now if umpires had treated him the same way — the correct way, as in enforcing rules — over the years.
Thief, not cheat.