Serena Williams's argument at the 2018 US Open Final | Eurosport Tennis

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  • @RickeGnool
    @RickeGnool Год назад +72

    What really annoys me about this is that Serena never apologised or admitted she was wrong.

  • @zarkodzabic5627
    @zarkodzabic5627 Год назад +106

    She does it every time she is overpowerd by her opponenta. Against Clijsters and Stosur was the same. I just don't get the part "I have a daughter I don't cheat" 😅
    1. Mouratoglu admitted he was coaching
    2. She was looking at him, and even if she wasn't he broke the rule, so she got a violation
    3. She broke the racket, so it's the point penalty
    4. She called the umpire a liar, a thief, continued to mentally harrase him, threatening "he will never ever be on a court of her as long as he lives"
    5. She stole a moment from Osaka. That girl played out of her mind, Serena didn't stand a chance, and still it was all about her that evening
    6. A Race/Feminist card - It's just Serena 😅😅😅 Sore looser and a bratz!

    • @tennistimetiborhunyadi3934
      @tennistimetiborhunyadi3934 Год назад +8

      I agree with you. You even extended what I have written. On your point of I have a daughter... I also thought about that... I think what she was trying to say by that was, that she is trying to be a good role model to her daughter and she would not cheat... But the woman card, that she gets the penalty because she is a woman, I find that hard to believe.

    • @flouflou99
      @flouflou99 28 дней назад

      If I was a psychologist, I would classify her behaviour as narcissism... (although I do have respect for her, not only because she is one of the greatest tennis stars of all time)

  • @tennistimetiborhunyadi3934
    @tennistimetiborhunyadi3934 Год назад +93

    Classic, really. Mouratoglu, her coach admitted later on, that he was coaching. So Williams says, she does not cheat. Her coach however broke the rule and was caught. Then she breaks a racquet, gets the point penalty, and starts ranting like a person who is out of touch with reality. This is just sad, and she is convinced that she is right, that is even more sad.

    • @Mescherje
      @Mescherje Год назад +19

      Because she's been trained to be a victim for her whole life. So now if anything goes against her expectations, she feels like a victim. She can lie, offend people, make false accusations, but she's a black woman, so she can always play a victim 🙂

    • @sabineenibas879
      @sabineenibas879 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@Mescherjemaybe not traibed, but somehow made the experience a lot.

    • @Mescherje
      @Mescherje 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@sabineenibas879 Yeah, right. So she can cheat, great excuse.

    • @reagal01
      @reagal01 9 месяцев назад +2

      It's clear that the men's get away with coaching all the time! A simple look at the number of times players look towards their boxes will testify to this. Yet they don't get penalized. Plus it's so stupid coz tennis is like the only sport that doesn't allow in-game coaching. Yet some get a free pass while others don't. She said it's unfair and that's a fact.

    • @Cristina-cm1yr
      @Cristina-cm1yr 8 месяцев назад +2

      she likes this victim card she never admits when she cheats

  • @gmmgmmg
    @gmmgmmg 10 месяцев назад +55

    It makes me so happy to think she has never ever won anything important after this in her career. Really, brings a smile to my face to think of this.

    • @reagal01
      @reagal01 9 месяцев назад +4

      The fact that you take pleasure from someone's demise shows how far you'll go in life.

    • @gmmgmmg
      @gmmgmmg 9 месяцев назад +9

      @@reagal01 I just think it's karma. Anyway, she's the most successful tennis player of the last 30 years, hardly a "demise"

    • @MAURGASM
      @MAURGASM 4 месяца назад

      karma doesn't exist and i think she's sleeping just fine with her 23 slams. she also got to 2 more slam finals and had a better winning % than pretty much anyone from when she came back from maternity leave, hardly karmic.@@gmmgmmg

  • @hippotion7317
    @hippotion7317 Год назад +52

    Narcistic stuff, no-one is above the rules

    • @serveoutwide
      @serveoutwide Год назад +1

      Learn how to spell words before using them. At least then, people will take you seriously

    • @reagal01
      @reagal01 9 месяцев назад

      ​@serveoutwide for real. As if that doesn't happen on countless occasions with penalty in the men's

  • @Zeepjeliefs
    @Zeepjeliefs 8 месяцев назад +14

    Serena was having an argument, the umpire was not. Lol.

  • @varenyaraj6912
    @varenyaraj6912 Год назад +23

    This video should have included the gestures made by Mouratoglou for transparency to the viewers.

    • @serveoutwide
      @serveoutwide Год назад +1

      It also should’ve included the 10 times when Naomi’s coach made gestures, coaching Naomi, but Naomi didn’t receive a warning. Strange

    • @sabineenibas879
      @sabineenibas879 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@serveoutwidehe did not coach.

  • @MattThePunchliner
    @MattThePunchliner 8 месяцев назад +6

    Against Clijsters, Stosur and now Osaka its unfair

  • @TheBasamrkalj
    @TheBasamrkalj 8 месяцев назад +4

    Wow, this is almost unbelievable ! And she says, she understands why he tought it was coaching, but she is so aggressive that she can't stop. And the judge was so calm while she was giving him orders what to say. Frankly, i think her crying is more a reflection of a frustration from not being able to beat him up (crowd, criminal law, etc.), than anything else.

  • @nielsdorhout058
    @nielsdorhout058 7 месяцев назад +5

    I cannot believe how she treated the umpire, makes me sick to my stomache. After this escapade she never won anything again. Karen Karma 😂

  • @belami121
    @belami121 Год назад +14

    disguting

  • @SuperGab23
    @SuperGab23 13 дней назад

    I don't believe that the coach would put her in such a situation. She wasn't even looking at him but she anyway lost the game. I's so sorry for her

  • @gerrymacmillan8233
    @gerrymacmillan8233 2 месяца назад +1

    when the bully gets told no more they dont like it

  • @massimilianoburlando2368
    @massimilianoburlando2368 9 месяцев назад +2

    grande Naomi...ma serena williams poteva evitare .ha perso.non deve accampare scuse.hosaka più forte

  • @glutamin111
    @glutamin111 8 месяцев назад +7

    she was a good competitor but this sport does not really need her anymore...after this match it kind of felt like her entire career just ran it's course...i remember almost being in tears when andy roddick retired but honestly i couldn't care less when serena went away, and generally it felt like it wasn't a big deal because everyone in the tennis community got fed up with her some way or another..😂...she never was much of a gracious loser & her gamestyle was always much about power and dominance, very little creativity, she never enjoyed herself out there on the court, never smiling, all serious business.

  • @KaptainK59
    @KaptainK59 8 месяцев назад +4

    She is the worst, but somehow gets away with. I wonder why, but I have my idea....

    • @carrerau7138
      @carrerau7138 2 месяца назад +1

      The USO would NEVA punish a black woman!
      Serena knew that and played them.

  • @antekacunic9315
    @antekacunic9315 9 месяцев назад +1

    Worst night for serena

  • @alexradom
    @alexradom 3 месяца назад +2

    Steroid agression 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @ciosnek5
    @ciosnek5 Год назад +8

    I love it every time i see it

  • @c4exclusive
    @c4exclusive Месяц назад

    Did Serena receive the Karen Krantzcke award?

  • @cristianmarcu7262
    @cristianmarcu7262 9 месяцев назад

    Slam dunk at her face , from former NBA player Ghita Muresan and every romanian who knows the REAL story about Simona Halep ! 🤮

  • @caprise-music6722
    @caprise-music6722 Год назад +1

    Classic

  • @reagal01
    @reagal01 9 месяцев назад

    This happened in like 2018 right? Eurosport must be needing attention...let's give it to them guys

  • @kiskatalin2206
    @kiskatalin2206 Год назад +16

    How is she rude.

  • @ShahbazKhan-ng7io
    @ShahbazKhan-ng7io 6 месяцев назад +1

    How could she play with her huge nails😕

  • @MrAkifusion
    @MrAkifusion 2 месяца назад

    HIDEOUS williams.

  • @robynsjp
    @robynsjp День назад

    Osaka is a champion, Williams isnt.

  • @rickysanchezzz2325
    @rickysanchezzz2325 2 месяца назад

    No sportsmanship at all bad losee

  • @serveoutwide
    @serveoutwide Год назад +2

    Eurosport tennis is hungry for attention. Bringing up archives

    • @RB-mm7ce
      @RB-mm7ce Год назад +1

      well, that's the point of posting content online, isn't it?

    • @calistafalcontail
      @calistafalcontail 11 месяцев назад +1

      Its an oldie but goodie...

  • @MattThePunchliner
    @MattThePunchliner 8 месяцев назад +1

    Serena is RIGHT😢

  • @tennis_fan
    @tennis_fan 9 месяцев назад +4

    Serena was tired of being treated badly as a black woman, it accumulated in her and here she splashed out what had overwhelmed her for a long time

    • @alexteseleanu2582
      @alexteseleanu2582 9 месяцев назад +11

      yeah, tired of being a victim .. on the vogue cover. Everybody is way too soft nowadays

    • @Cristina-cm1yr
      @Cristina-cm1yr 8 месяцев назад +2

      she was treated with gloves for a long time

    • @Lorvina1
      @Lorvina1 8 месяцев назад +2

      Treated fairly you mean.

    • @rickysanchezzz2325
      @rickysanchezzz2325 2 месяца назад

      Wheres strong woman mentality

  • @theeachuisge
    @theeachuisge Год назад +6

    She was right.

    • @calistafalcontail
      @calistafalcontail 11 месяцев назад +21

      She wasnt. Her coach admitted to coaching afterwards and whether she saw it or not, the umpire saw it and penalised it as he should. When she heard about that he admitted it, she never apologized...not to the umpire, who she verbally abused, and not to Naomi, whos match she ruined. That was her most disgusting behaviour. Glad shes retired because her entitlement and ego got the best of her. She always pulled one of those antics, when she was about to lose.

  • @maxsemergey1050
    @maxsemergey1050 3 месяца назад

    Most worth woman or man Williams black