Serena Williams meltdown

Why can’t you people see both were in the wrong?

Remind you of

Bobby Kersee anyone?

Dems are gay, trannies wrote:

thegreatdivider wrote:

Trump has done more to divide America in 2 years than the last 3 US presidents combined. Not even close! It's how he got elected, and how he maintains the support he has - by appealing to the lowest common denominator and being the great divider.

That's what the MSM is preaching but it is far from the truth. Can I say anything negative about Serena without being labled racist or sexist in today's America? She is a crazy b!tch.

The country is not more divided. Non-leftists, people who are not democrats were appalled during the O administration by the loss of health care rights, the assaults on the 1st and 2nd amendments, the middle east being set on fire, the poor economy, the porous border causing death and destruction and more but we were civil and did not riot and attack anyone who wore clothing supporting the opposite side.

We patiently waited to make change at the ballot box.

Now that the dems have lost, they declare the country hopelessly divided as if they've just awakened to realize that there are as many as 200 million people who did not agree with them. They still riot and call everyone they don't like a nazi or racist while whining for civility.

Cheech wrote:

ToTaLlY LOl wrote:

Sure, a coach from the sidelines told a pro tennis player an amazingly different thing than they were doing to do to win a point.

Now I've heard it all. I don't care what the Coach said in an interview afterwards, Serena did what with his "coded advice"? This is too funny. The Coach simply wants to be known and that's how you do it, get your name out there by claiming you are an amazing Coach who gives the best advice, blah, blah, blah!!!

Remind you of

Bobby Kersee anyone?

Does Cheech remind you of Bobby Kersee anyone? I'm Cheech, I'm an imbecile on too many levels to count.

Coaching pro tennis player from the sidelines:):):):):):):):)...yeah sure;)

longjack wrote:

Billy Mays here wait there's more wrote:

Roid rage.

how can you say that??

http://themillenniumreport.com/2015/08/1-question-in-womens-tennis-has-serena-williams-been-doping-with-steroids/

Thanks for the articles. I don't follow tennis. Those articles describe a situation similar to the calm before the storm of Pharstrong being caught. No drug test for 2 years at a time? The arm and leg development actually rivals Ben Johnson's at his peak and I'm pretty sure Ben was not a trans.

Expert Card Player wrote:

Haven’t watched tennis in ages. wrote:

Someone commented something about the race card above but you know that wouldn’t make much sense in the match since the other player was black.

Well she played the sexism card and the other player was a woman.

Wow, you have literally no idea what you are talking about.

People defending her by giving examples of worse or similar behavior have forgotten that two wrongs don't make a right. So if another player in front of another chair ump got away w something--that was that ump's call.

As far as McEnroe, someone earlier posted some videos of him getting game and point penalties--yep. Those of you like me old enough to have been watching when he was still playing will remember he'd get warnings from the chair ump for nothing more than appearing as though he MIGHT question a call. His history was held against him. SW apologized for her tirade against that line judge at the USO years ago but you think that wasn't on the chair ump's mind?

The lamest thing she said was "I have a daughter". What does that have to do with anything? Any criticism or enforcement of the rules is a personal assault?

Anna Kournikova apparently has a tramp stamp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OBMAqmRuHw

Be like Ted Williams the baseball player always had ultimate respect for the umpires.....

sportswriters well he didn't like them too much

Yep.

Sounds like my kids. "So-and-so did it too. "

As for playing the "Mom Card?" Goes to credibility. Mom's don't lie. :)

If she thinks that she is the victim of sexism, there is a time and place for that discussion to happen. In the final of the US Open was not that time and place. She has enough clout in the game to meet with US Open or USTA officials and voice her concerns outside of the match.

This.

And really how do you guys at US even watch CNN? I nearly threw up twice: first time 'cuase of bigass' drama, then on "CNN expert interview" claiming there was sexism involved. Still debating what is worse: lack of sportsamship on Serena's behalf or crap level journalism by CNN...

I agree, and calling the sexism card when you've cheated, been violent, lost and been sexist yourself (by implying mothers are more honest than men) does absolutely no favours to those who do have valid sexist issues.

Let’s get real, if Djokovic had screamed at and berated the female umpire during yesterday’s final, who would we be calling sexist today? Not the umpire.

If the feminist fight is now about securing a woman’s right to verbally abuse officials without penalty, count me out. I’d rather be held to higher standards, not lower.

I've only seen a couple of "experts" talking about this. Neither said anything about her lying about not cheating. Her coach admitted that he was giving her signals.

The umpire could have diffused the situation better, but in the end, her was correct.

Female athlete and mom wrote:

Let’s get real, if Djokovic had screamed at and berated the female umpire during yesterday’s final, who would we be calling sexist today? Not the umpire.

If the feminist fight is now about securing a woman’s right to verbally abuse officials without penalty, count me out. I’d rather be held to higher standards, not lower.

You don't get it.

Read Billie Jean King's tweet and get back to us, honey.

Billie Jean Kings tweet is irrelevant here. She states for example 'Coaching on every point should be allowed in tennis'. Maybe it should, and that's for debate, but it isn't currently. So they are cheating, plain and simple.

We can argue double standards, but the double standards would be biased towards cheating. That's not a viable stand point.

You just don't get it wrote:

Female athlete and mom wrote:

Let’s get real, if Djokovic had screamed at and berated the female umpire during yesterday’s final, who would we be calling sexist today? Not the umpire.

If the feminist fight is now about securing a woman’s right to verbally abuse officials without penalty, count me out. I’d rather be held to higher standards, not lower.

You don't get it.

Read Billie Jean King's tweet and get back to us, honey.

Calling someone “honey” in the context you are using it is considered sexist. Fighting sexism with sexism. Clever.

But to address your comment, I read her tweet and completely disagree with it, beginning with the assertion that even though coaching during a match is prohibited by the rules, it shouldn’t be, thus umpires need to ignore it. Bad logic. You want the rule changed, then change it, don’t just ignore it.

Secondly, there is standing up for oneself, and then there is crossing a line. Serena lost her cool, plain and simple, and at a very bad time. Demanding the umpire apologize to her in front everyone? A baseball player would be hitting the showers for that comment.

Regarding BLK’s “passionate v hysterical” comments... Throughout her career, Serena has been called nothing but passionate for pumping her fist and yelling “come on” during her matches. It’s been one of her main attributes. In this instance, she lost her temper, but I don’t recall anyone referring to her conduct as “hysterical.” That’s just BJK adding to the hyperbole.

Nothing better than watching hillary lovers continue to have meltdowns!!!!!!

Hahahahaha!!!!!

You tell 'em dude. (you're not fooling anyone)