Coco Gauff vs Donna Vekic controversial point video evidence. No one seems to be showing what actually happened, so here it is... p.s. - I love both players equally
It was one point and Coco was losing. Poor sportsmanship everyone gets bad calls. She’s copying Serena; the difference is the later had great results to balance her mouthiness.
Cheats as usual will always cite Serena who was cheated so many times they had to create the Hawkeye.Cheats will always tell you to shut up and not complain.
The ball is still ON the strings when the LOUD call of out BEGINS. That means it is affecting her stroke PRODUCTION AND MECHANICS and demands a replay.
Most likely what affected Coco's forehand was the depth of Donna's ball and maybe a bad bounce because the ball hit the baseline. Coco saw that the ball was in, she tried to play on and missed the forehand. The call didn't affect her at all.
@@bryanmartin5901 no, it didn't. You probably don't follow tennis but calls like this one happen every time and the decision is always the same, and Coco knows that, every player knows that and tries to play the shot. She was just trying to put up a show because she couldn't win the match against Vekic, that's it.
@@milvao3400 I love how delirious you are to say it happens “always…exactly the same every time.” When in reality even the slow mo shows the call came before the ball left the strings. Vekic is a slamless weakling who focuses more on plastic surgery than on her tennis unlike Coco, who unlike Vekic has a Slam and made the FO final. Crazy how delulu some of y’all are and use the “you must not watch tennis” bc you’re too proud to admit that this very video shows the call came before the ball left Coco’s strings, for which the rules require a replay
she claimed racism but the fact is the lineup trying to help her by calling out when it is IN, but the umpire who have the ultimate authority correctly overrided. If there's favoritism, it is from lineman to Coco.
I just played it several times on my tv and also did not hear the OUT call beforehand to effect Cocoa’s swing as she claimed. You’re also right in that I don’t see anyone reporting this as I clearly saw and heard it.
to all non-tennis fans... these things happen in every match and many players try to complain or to plead their case... most of the times they are wrong but they try anyway... that's what Coco is doing here. Her bringing up Serena and trying to make it look like an injustice for other reasons, which is not the case... that's bad for her, for her country and for sports in general.
This one point probably did not cost Coco the match because Don Vekic was playing extraordinarily well, but it definitely messed with her psyche… Well, that's Tennis.
I absolutely hate the justification of her behavior as “well the men have way worse outbursts.” It’s not the outburst that most people take exception with. It’s putting out the narrative either from the player or the media that the player was “cheated” out of the match. And the people that watch the sport often enough know that isn’t the case even here.
Serena Williams opened the doors for excuse makers, complainers and whiners. Unfortunately, Coco picked this up and starting to play victim like Serena. I don't know how she can argue that call. Even if the out call was made after she made contact, it is not enough time to register in her head to change her swing. The brain does take time processing, it is not instant. I hope someone in her camp lets her know she is WRONG! and learn to play on. This probably cost her the match, and that's unfortunate for USA.
@@georgelulham1658 I would agree with that. But it does not excuse her deplorable conduct at the US Open finals against Osaka over, literally, nothing. Her coach/lover even admitted to coaching, and she didn't even lose a point, just a warning... and to have a complete utter meltdown in the finals of all things! Osaka suffered depression for years after that episode and cried over it even after winning the match. Its all about Serena! MeMeMe.
¿Por qué demonios se tuvo que repetir el punto? La pelota de Donna estaba dentro y Coco cometió el error antes de que se cantara que la pelota estaba fuera. Por lo tanto, la canción no afectó el tiro de Coco y el punto es claramente de Donna.
Coco needs to grow up a bit and get over BS like this. Blame is on her and yes, she was absolutely frustrated she was losing and this situation was a good enough reason for her to act out like a baby. Stop comparing her to Serena because she's nowhere near as talented or brave. Serena will find a way to get over crappy situations and will find a way to beat her opponent. Coco folds and cries about it and makes it sound like the world is against her. GROW UP LITTLE GIRL.
@@qibc2wi No' it wasn't! What are you, that spoiled brat's mother or something?! It came after the shot, maybe just one milisecond after the shot, but still.... AFTER the shot..... So, NO, IT WASN'T!!!
Yeah, now I get it! 😂 Damn! So, yeah, all of her defending arguments with the umpire were wrong since the call never came before her shot. It was all in her mind. And the Eurosport commentator had good memory, saying that she was already wrong before. Which doesn't mean anything... but yeah, this makes it take #2. But... 🤔 but... yeah there's no "buts" here!!! 🤦♂️ Even since the call came almost at the time of the shot (which that could be a major issue)... but in fact it never influenced the shot because it really came after the shot. Yeah yeah yeah... it was all in her mind. Mind really plays tricks on ya. It's like those Court cases of impactful events, where one is really sure about having seen, for example, smoke coming from the Twin Towers... when the wind was blowing the other way. Or identifying someone with 100% certainty (even on top, rapping someone)... but then DNA comes and proves otherwise. Interesting...
and how is that fair to vekic who did nothing wrong and hit a good ball???? that's why calls stand...plus that one point didn't cost her the match. the match cost her the match. i'm sorry but stop being delusional and use some common sense.
@@jeanclaude2794she didn’t hit a good ball, she hit a shank that also could’ve definitely been out, it’s embarrassing that the chair umpire didn’t even bother to come check the mark (whether Coco asked him to or not), because ANY call that is called out but then corrected on clay AUTOMATICALLY deserves a mark check. Even if Coco didn’t ask for it, it is a chair umpire’s obligation to investigate given that a line judge FAR CLOSER to that line than him had a hard time knowing for sure.
@@bryanmartin5901 ball was clearly visibly IN didn't even hit the line (not even close). the fact that you question that immediately confirms that you are lacking intelligence. i won't bother with the rest...
The out call might have been at or just after contact; but was before she finished her follow through swing which would effect her shot in some cases. This video is not evidence. The sound of the Out call when live on the court might have travelled to her hears faster than the video depicts. Even so, its millisecond but you can see in the video that she is still following through on her swing after the out call. If you play tennis then you know what I mean and understand in tennis it is not just about contact but how you follow through and brush up on the ball and keep the ball on your racquet as you follow through. With that said Vekic was the better player.
She is arguing she didn’t swing because it was called out, when the out call came after her swing not during. Meaning she would have hit it into the net if the linesmen said nothing at all. The umpire recognized this and did not replay the point and only casual tennis fans could say this was controversial.
Gauff using the race card, again. Gauff was the female athlete America's elite chose to represent America at the Olympics. Fitting Snoop Doog was the USA Torch bearer and Lebron "they hunting us" James our male athlete representative. Not the first tournament Gauff complains everyone is against her.
Not one word that came out of Coco’s mouth had anything to do with race - at all - nor was anything implied or imbued by her words. So I have no idea where you are getting the “she pulled the race card” thing from. No idea. But do I hate Lebron James? Yes, yes I do.
@@michaelhall1664 @michaelhall1664 Gauff is an adherent of the white boogieman. Gauff is a BLM activist (her BLM speech on internet) and has a record of spouting how oppressed blacks are, AP interview, May 21, 2024 “a crazy time to be a Floridian, especially a Black one at that." This video 5 min 25 seconds it always happens at the French open every time. 30 seconds I have to always advocate for myself on this court all the time. 40 you guys are always unfair to me.. Always? Every time? Unfair? If the shoe fits, wear it.
@@bryanmartin5901 Gauff is an adherent of the white boogieman. Gauff is a BLM activist (her BLM speech on internet) and has a record of spouting how oppressed blacks are, AP interview, May 21, 2024 “a crazy time to be a Floridian, especially a Black one at that." This video 5 min 25 seconds it always happens at the French open every time. 30 seconds I have to always advocate for myself on this court all the time. 40 you guys are always unfair to me. Always? Every time? Unfair? If the shoe fits, wear it.
The call turned out to be in, gauff played the ball before the call was made, therefore there was no hindrance to her shot. Coco also had a tendency to go up on her follow through trying to return heavy and deep shots as well.
Coco was going backwards. Regardless of when the call came she would not have been magically able to change her body’s trajectory - she would always have come off the ball instead of going through the ball. The point isn’t replayed because the umpire is adamant that the call would have change the fact the Coco’a wouldn’t have made it over the net. She made it worse for herself because she got worked up and through the match after this point.
Ball was in, and call made after she hit ball. thanks for uploading . Good deep shot from Donna
the shot ends at followthrough
It was one point and Coco was losing. Poor sportsmanship everyone gets bad calls. She’s copying Serena; the difference is the later had great results to balance her mouthiness.
Cheats as usual will always cite Serena who was cheated so many times they had to create the Hawkeye.Cheats will always tell you to shut up and not complain.
The ball is still ON the strings when the LOUD call of out BEGINS. That means it is affecting her stroke PRODUCTION AND MECHANICS and demands a replay.
Exactly. People are dumb!
Most likely what affected Coco's forehand was the depth of Donna's ball and maybe a bad bounce because the ball hit the baseline. Coco saw that the ball was in, she tried to play on and missed the forehand. The call didn't affect her at all.
@@milvao3400 the ball is on the strings still as the call comes. It impacted the swing motion and her brain, no question whatsoever
@@bryanmartin5901 no, it didn't. You probably don't follow tennis but calls like this one happen every time and the decision is always the same, and Coco knows that, every player knows that and tries to play the shot. She was just trying to put up a show because she couldn't win the match against Vekic, that's it.
@@milvao3400 I love how delirious you are to say it happens “always…exactly the same every time.” When in reality even the slow mo shows the call came before the ball left the strings. Vekic is a slamless weakling who focuses more on plastic surgery than on her tennis unlike Coco, who unlike Vekic has a Slam and made the FO final. Crazy how delulu some of y’all are and use the “you must not watch tennis” bc you’re too proud to admit that this very video shows the call came before the ball left Coco’s strings, for which the rules require a replay
Don't blow a 5-2 lead and you'll be fine.
5-2 in tennis is not what it looks like. It's only one break of serve so if the server holds their next turn breaks back and holds its 5 all
Donna SMASHED Coco...GO HOME Coco and accept the defeat with GRACE...its what tennis is about , you win some, and you lose some !!
she claimed racism but the fact is the lineup trying to help her by calling out when it is IN, but the umpire who have the ultimate authority correctly overrided. If there's favoritism, it is from lineman to Coco.
I just played it several times on my tv and also did not hear the OUT call beforehand to effect Cocoa’s swing as she claimed.
You’re also right in that I don’t see anyone reporting this as I clearly saw and heard it.
to all non-tennis fans... these things happen in every match and many players try to complain or to plead their case... most of the times they are wrong but they try anyway... that's what Coco is doing here. Her bringing up Serena and trying to make it look like an injustice for other reasons, which is not the case... that's bad for her, for her country and for sports in general.
Poor Coco…she is so wrong 😑
She blames everyone else when she screws up!
Her mental game is still weak.
I played the audio to this video a LITTLE too loudly for all my family to hear LOLLLLLLLL
This one point probably did not cost Coco the match because Don Vekic was playing extraordinarily well, but it definitely messed with her psyche… Well, that's Tennis.
I absolutely hate the justification of her behavior as “well the men have way worse outbursts.” It’s not the outburst that most people take exception with. It’s putting out the narrative either from the player or the media that the player was “cheated” out of the match. And the people that watch the sport often enough know that isn’t the case even here.
It isn't justification. People are saying it because the men don't get anywhere near as vilified as Coco has been for sticking up for herself.
@@ohenekojo2561saying you’ve been cheated out of a match isn’t sticking up for yourself it’s demanding special treatment.
@@BenjaminDaCunha-ys8ty sounds like you're just threatened by the confidence of a black woman.
@@ohenekojo2561 pretty sad world we live in when that’s where people go even in situations where the umpire did absolutely nothing wrong.
@@BenjaminDaCunha-ys8ty it's you I'm referring to. Not the umpire. Admit it, when John McEnroe did it you thought it was by-the-by.
Serena Williams opened the doors for excuse makers, complainers and whiners. Unfortunately, Coco picked this up and starting to play victim like Serena. I don't know how she can argue that call. Even if the out call was made after she made contact, it is not enough time to register in her head to change her swing. The brain does take time processing, it is not instant. I hope someone in her camp lets her know she is WRONG! and learn to play on. This probably cost her the match, and that's unfortunate for USA.
Serena!? You must be brand new
John McEnroe more like.
DAMN you're an idiot. How is challenging a line call making excuses?
Serena was actually cheated , watch Jennifer C US OPEN 2004. Lets not compare to Coco
@@georgelulham1658 I would agree with that. But it does not excuse her deplorable conduct at the US Open finals against Osaka over, literally, nothing. Her coach/lover even admitted to coaching, and she didn't even lose a point, just a warning... and to have a complete utter meltdown in the finals of all things! Osaka suffered depression for years after that episode and cried over it even after winning the match. Its all about Serena! MeMeMe.
Es claro que el out se cantó después de que ella le pegó a la bola, pero se debió de repetir el punto, mal por los jueces
¿Por qué demonios se tuvo que repetir el punto? La pelota de Donna estaba dentro y Coco cometió el error antes de que se cantara que la pelota estaba fuera. Por lo tanto, la canción no afectó el tiro de Coco y el punto es claramente de Donna.
Coco needs to grow up a bit and get over BS like this. Blame is on her and yes, she was absolutely frustrated she was losing and this situation was a good enough reason for her to act out like a baby. Stop comparing her to Serena because she's nowhere near as talented or brave. Serena will find a way to get over crappy situations and will find a way to beat her opponent. Coco folds and cries about it and makes it sound like the world is against her. GROW UP LITTLE GIRL.
The call is made during the hit. If you can’t see it it’s on purpose. So she finishes the touch loosely.
The call was made after contact with the ball.
@@qibc2wi it wasnt it, Stop it
@@RobSoRandom it was
@@qibc2wi No' it wasn't! What are you, that spoiled brat's mother or something?! It came after the shot, maybe just one milisecond after the shot, but still.... AFTER the shot..... So, NO, IT WASN'T!!!
@@ivanblazevic9353someone’s triggered 😂
everyone, the audio and video on youtube videos can be out of sync
Who cares about the video? It's the order of sounds that matters and the sound of the racket hitting the ball is clearly there before the out call.
13 seed vs 2 seed
The ball was in
yes it was in are people blind
Its her giant forehand back swings fault
Can somebody tell who was announced as winner in this match
Vekić, won 7-6, 6-2
@@binkyxz36-2
announced?
@@tomaskojak2085 Sorry, made the correction. ty
Yeah, now I get it! 😂 Damn! So, yeah, all of her defending arguments with the umpire were wrong since the call never came before her shot. It was all in her mind. And the Eurosport commentator had good memory, saying that she was already wrong before. Which doesn't mean anything... but yeah, this makes it take #2.
But... 🤔 but... yeah there's no "buts" here!!! 🤦♂️
Even since the call came almost at the time of the shot (which that could be a major issue)... but in fact it never influenced the shot because it really came after the shot.
Yeah yeah yeah... it was all in her mind. Mind really plays tricks on ya. It's like those Court cases of impactful events, where one is really sure about having seen, for example, smoke coming from the Twin Towers... when the wind was blowing the other way. Or identifying someone with 100% certainty (even on top, rapping someone)... but then DNA comes and proves otherwise.
Interesting...
But the call came during her follow-through… It should've been replayed.
ball left her racket just before it came
replay the point
and how is that fair to vekic who did nothing wrong and hit a good ball???? that's why calls stand...plus that one point didn't cost her the match. the match cost her the match. i'm sorry but stop being delusional and use some common sense.
@@jeanclaude2794she didn’t hit a good ball, she hit a shank that also could’ve definitely been out, it’s embarrassing that the chair umpire didn’t even bother to come check the mark (whether Coco asked him to or not), because ANY call that is called out but then corrected on clay AUTOMATICALLY deserves a mark check. Even if Coco didn’t ask for it, it is a chair umpire’s obligation to investigate given that a line judge FAR CLOSER to that line than him had a hard time knowing for sure.
@@bryanmartin5901 ball was clearly visibly IN didn't even hit the line (not even close). the fact that you question that immediately confirms that you are lacking intelligence. i won't bother with the rest...
But, but, but, I can't breathe?
tu veux essayer
ahhhh cawwnts breeeeve
Are you making a racist comment related to police brutality towards African Americans? Why? 🤔
The out call might have been at or just after contact; but was before she finished her follow through swing which would effect her shot in some cases. This video is not evidence. The sound of the Out call when live on the court might have travelled to her hears faster than the video depicts. Even so, its millisecond but you can see in the video that she is still following through on her swing after the out call. If you play tennis then you know what I mean and understand in tennis it is not just about contact but how you follow through and brush up on the ball and keep the ball on your racquet as you follow through. With that said Vekic was the better player.
that was clearly in though how is anyone against coco rn? 💀
She is arguing she didn’t swing because it was called out, when the out call came after her swing not during. Meaning she would have hit it into the net if the linesmen said nothing at all. The umpire recognized this and did not replay the point and only casual tennis fans could say this was controversial.
She was in the middle of her swing when the call was made. The point should have been replayed.
@@kristinakelly2358 In the middle? NOT!
uh no. do you play tennis?
She's just kidding.
look again watch properly
You are correct the call was made after contact but during her follow through ...the point should've been replayed…
💞🦾> COCO WILL BE COCO 🎉🎉🎉❤
Gauff using the race card, again. Gauff was the female athlete America's elite chose to represent America at the Olympics. Fitting Snoop Doog was the USA Torch bearer and Lebron "they hunting us" James our male athlete representative. Not the first tournament Gauff complains everyone is against her.
Not one word that came out of Coco’s mouth had anything to do with race - at all - nor was anything implied or imbued by her words. So I have no idea where you are getting the “she pulled the race card” thing from. No idea. But do I hate Lebron James? Yes, yes I do.
I disagree wholeheartedly with this comment as it seems you want to make it about race because not one word was uttered about race.
@@michaelhall1664 @michaelhall1664 Gauff is an adherent of the white boogieman. Gauff is a BLM activist (her BLM speech on internet) and has a record of spouting how oppressed blacks are, AP interview, May 21, 2024 “a crazy time to be a Floridian, especially a Black one at that." This video 5 min 25 seconds it always happens at the French open every time. 30 seconds I have to always advocate for myself on this court all the time. 40 you guys are always unfair to me.. Always? Every time? Unfair? If the shoe fits, wear it.
@@bryanmartin5901 Gauff is an adherent of the white boogieman. Gauff is a BLM activist (her BLM speech on internet) and has a record of spouting how oppressed blacks are, AP interview, May 21, 2024 “a crazy time to be a Floridian, especially a Black one at that." This video 5 min 25 seconds it always happens at the French open every time. 30 seconds I have to always advocate for myself on this court all the time. 40 you guys are always unfair to me. Always? Every time? Unfair? If the shoe fits, wear it.
@@wmblasi it is way better to be white than black, in america
Why do you cheat her and insult at the same time.Why was it not replayed since the mistake was from the caller.CHEATS AS USUAL.We are not surprised
The call turned out to be in, gauff played the ball before the call was made, therefore there was no hindrance to her shot. Coco also had a tendency to go up on her follow through trying to return heavy and deep shots as well.
Coco was going backwards. Regardless of when the call came she would not have been magically able to change her body’s trajectory - she would always have come off the ball instead of going through the ball.
The point isn’t replayed because the umpire is adamant that the call would have change the fact the Coco’a wouldn’t have made it over the net.
She made it worse for herself because she got worked up and through the match after this point.