I kind of get her complaining at the time even although it was extremely obvious why there was a stoppage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Continuing to complain at the end of the match was really poor.
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I kind of get her complaining at the time even although it was extremely obvious why there was a stoppage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Continuing to complain at the end of the match was really poor.
Come on man, she's 19 and her emotions got the better of her. None of us can possibly imagine how it was for her out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
How is Raducanu so calm in her interview? She's impressive in so many ways!
18. In front of 20,000 people.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
I’d be ****ting my pants.
Just what I was saying. 18 years old... incredible!Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
For their ages both really impressive, even Fernandez getting her composure back following a massive disappointment. Both great ambassadors for the sport.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
Give me a cheque for $2.5m at 41 never mind 18 and there is no interview, I'm away getting melted :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
Ps so glad she's rammed it down the throats of the likes of Piers Morgan etc, well done
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
I thought Henman came across brilliantly. He’s clearly going to have no voice tomorrow and as the commentator said, he was the first person she looked for when she won. Every time the commentator tried to make it about him he diverted it right back to Emma.Quote:
Originally Posted by heretoday
Well done both an outstanding match and thought they were both brilliant post match considering how young they are and even more so for Fernandez who must be so bitterly disappointed.
Brilliant Emma.
You’re a better man than me, if I have to do a zoom call for more than six people I need a drink before or after :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
I was thinking about Piers Morgans comments as well. He should open his mouth more IMO.
She was fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by J.S
Just what I was thinking. I bet Piers Morgan is getting hammered on Twitter. 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
I think it also goes to show how much Andy Murray winning a major does for British tennis too, the pressure put on him to win a major (and Henman before that, Rudeski too) must have been unbearable. Not saying that Emma won't have been under huge pressure, but there's no longer that massive monkey on the back and the ridicule that even Andy Murray was getting every time he came close to winning a major but not quite.
Raducanu was born the day after my daughter. For her to do what she’s done is amazing for someone so young. Oh and by the way, Piers Morgan can get it right up him.
Piers Morgan will probably try and take some credit for her win by claiming his comments motivated her to prove him wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
What did the erse Morgan say this time?Quote:
Originally Posted by 007
Edit - just seen it.
The fact that both finalists weren't even born when 9/11 happened is incredible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorrie
Disagree, think the commentators were correct in highlighting that she also seemed to be deliberately making her point to the referee right in front of Raducanu which makes it worse for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by McSwanky
Having said that I have just heard her post match interview and she's redeemed herself there.
Raducanu could very easily dominate women’s tennis for a long time. She was so powerful in the big points and that will stand her in good stead.
Don't know if he has said anything tonight, it was his comments after her Wimbledon exit that will get folk giving him a big GIRFUY just now I'd imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamig
She looks so strong just now and is only going to get stronger over time. The women’s game usually bores me but that was a fantastic match tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord bunberry
Well that was quality!!!
Just an unbelievable achievement for someone so young…writing tennis history at 18.
I hope she handles the fame well and goes on to have a great career.
The mental fortitude to get over the line there with an opponent who was not giving way was beyond description. Superb.
He tweeted again just before the start tonight talking about her recovery from her “Wimbledon choke”.Quote:
Originally Posted by 007
He’s a bellend of huge proportions.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamig
She Hibsed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamig
Phenomenal stuff. I loved watching that. The standard of tennis was insane and for Emma to hold her nerve like that was extraordinary.
A truly brilliant sporting moment, not just for British sport but one of the best I've been privileged to witness.
Called her “Wimbledon Choker” in his congratulatory tweet. Just can’t help himself, absolute moron.Quote:
Originally Posted by 007
I find it staggering how much he knows about the physical and psychological aspects of sport where all he seems to do is sit on his fat @rse tweeting crap all day.
Even in his RIP tweet about Sean Lock he included a joke he’d made about him..yes rest in peace but look at the bad thing he said about me.
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Emma Raducanu has won the US Open. Things she hasn't done as a professional:
- Won a WTA tour match
- Played a tour level three set match(!!)
- Played on clay
- Directly entered a slam main draw
- Played five tour level events
One of the craziest breakout runs ever.
Aye, what's great is it really spurs kids on to take the sport up. I know a few teens who play and they're really committed. Only downside is the families do spend a fair amount of cash. I'm not sure if the National Lottery provide grants for kids who's families can't spare that level of cash, I hope it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by He's here!