Yeah, sure, like those two things have got anything to do with each other. Shame on you!
Carlos for president i say.
Billie Jean King is talking nonsense. Carlos Ramos has a history of enforcing the rules by the letter. He has given code violations to numerous men for being "emotional". For instance:
http://larrybrownsports.com/tennis/...istory-code-violations-serena-williams/463180
- Djokovic was penalised by Ramos for unsportsmanlike conduct after yelling at the French Open in 2017.
- At the 2016 French Open, Nick Kyrgios was given a code violation by Ramos for yelling at a ball boy.
- Ramos gave Andy Murray code violation for saying "stupid umpiring" at the 2016 Olympics.
Carlos SHOULD have been part of the ceremony -- perhaps Serena autographing each of his balls and then hitting them up into the crowd.
No idea what you're talking about but doesn't surprise me you are defending this classless person.
Your hobby is trying to come to the defense of faultless damsels like Sharadoper and now Serena apparently.
Ramos is a hero and should be given a bonus for good officiating.
He stood up to a bully who is used to getting her way because of her fame and intimidation. Well done Carlos.
He should be the one on the face of Nike ads for standing for what you believe in the face of adversity.
Columnist Sally Jenkins: Chair umpire Carlos Ramos "took what began as a minor infraction and turned it into one of the nastiest and most emotional controversies in the history of tennis, all because he couldn’t take a woman speaking sharply to him."
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1038776058647130112
Seriously this guy did a great job and he has to be backed by officials
Overwhelming majority is with her. Check the world media coverage.
The chair umpire has made it possible for the world to see the double standards and may have triggered the much needed debate to fix what's wrong with the system.
Hell, not even Roddick would!. Anyone has that video of him asking the umpire if he had given him a code violation, before proceeding to break his racket?.Exactly. Say what you want about Nadal and coaching, but if he gets a code violation, you can be damn sure that he’s not going to throw a tantrum. He never breaks a racquet to begin with, but I’d bet my life that he’d never break one after getting a code violation
Once when I was a kiddid you abuse your racket?
I am not following you there. Hypocrisy is the problemFeminism is cancer. Everyone is starting to realise this fact.
Deal with it.
If that happened Rafa might have hot discussion with an umpire maybe got angry as well but he wouldnt broke his racquet nor call an umpire thief and liar.It’s a legitimate complaint. Code violations are rarely given for coaching and it is common knowledge it happens all the time.
What would Rafa fans have been saying if he was called for that during the AO17 final against Federer?
Seriously, coaches gesture and even yell things to players all the time, strange time to start enforcing a rule usually ignored
I mean, I didn't say otherwise, did I? It's a strict liability rule, I'm ok with that.
Serena hinted she may not return to the U.S Open.
Where's the insult towards the umpire? I'll wait.In the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.
To be fair the umpire let Delpo to take a forever with those challengesIn the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.
In the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.
In the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.
If by “bully” you mean doing his job and enforcing the rules.Except Ramos is the bully in this situation.
Two wrongs don’t make one right.In the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.
Well men shouldn't cry is something forced by society so if a boy is in pain he does not tell it. This can have serious repurcussions because what if the child is being abused?
I agree on the whole. Men and women complement each other in society. Each individual is adept at something.
Since Serena was fighting for women’s rights while also playing the US Open final, should she have received more prize money?
Not to mention that Del Potro did take 20 seconds+ before deciding to challenge several times. Fed had a point, he just didn't express it in the healthiest of ways. And he didn't insult the umpire.Hey I’ve been wondering where you’ve been. Federer got fined to heck after that match, he didn’t smash a racquet and he wasn’t getting coached from the sidelines.
Funny that you failed to point that out. Just don’t let facts get in the way of your whiteknighting.
You know perfectly well what i was talking about.
You compared the fate of a person protesting black deaths with a guy making umpiring decisions.
You are the only classless person here.
I am not following you there. Hypocrisy is the problem
It’s a legitimate complaint. Code violations are rarely given for coaching and it is common knowledge it happens all the time.
What would Rafa fans have been saying if he was called for that during the AO17 final against Federer?
It really is!You can't be serious. This is an excellent trolling post. Top notch.
So swearing is ok now? Interesting.Where's the insult towards the umpire? I'll wait.
In the 2009 US Open men’s final Roger Federer said
‘Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. I don't give a s***’
Resulting in...nothing. Then, having gotten that out of his system, he got up from his chair and broke Del Potro to win the 3rd set.
Serena says the word thief and gets a game penalty. Double standards are 100% there. I hate what she did but the punishment on these things are so poorly handed out.