We're so proud of you Qinwen! Reaching the WTA final this year, and winning Olympic gold ... you fought hard all year and it only gets better next year. Coco is an amazing player and having such a close match means you both earned your spots today. Congratulations!
Yes, of course, you should be proud of this bad person! LOL! This poorly raised girl should learn to show respect to her opponents instead of looking at them with an aggressive look! She's just 21 years old and she's already a hurdler in the entire women's circuit! 👏
Hey, red wine! Do you really believe that qinwen will read your comment? Why are you writing this message to her ? Are you a little child? LOL! Grow up and behave like an intelligent adult!
This is sport. It could have ended other way. It was incredibly even match. I imagine, each player will leave with a lot of respect to the opponent. Both Coco and Quinwen are young and are on the rise, developing their skills so fast that I hope they will be able to dominate the female tennis world in the years to come. Both are humble and hard working and can be model players for the young.
It's interesting to see some people pick on Zheng on almost every occasion. Has that occurred to those there is a culture difference? In Asian culture, a team, organization or collective group goes above individuals. That can explain why Zheng thanked them first, and congratulated Coco after that. In a relatively formal setting, like this ceremony, sometimes calling someone's name directly can be even considered rude. In Western culture, individualism is more important. So typically they would congratulate players first, then go to the rest, team, organizer, etc. Globalization may have influenced behavior of both sides, but for these young athletes, they are not necessarily aware of these cultural nuances. Zheng's team can help on these details.
Coco Gauff, you're my champion. You deserve it. Though I missed seeing live as am visiting US, l keep following on my phone for the scores on WiFi n tune on Yes💪💪💪🥰💟🌅🙏🙏🙏
@@jcpenny3606not mentioning the champion’s name is definitely a lack of elegance and warmth. She did the bare minimum. Look at the cold handshake after a 3 hour battle… She must grow up.
@@joso5554 Maybe it's a cultural thing. She's from China, the Chinese don't do a lot of hugging, kissing on the cheeks, and joking around in the public. The cold handshake doesn't mean anything. Look at the end of many tennis matches from the past and you'll see handshakes that are barely handshakes.
Although Qinwen is a little older, Coco has been on pro tour since she was 14, and 3 years longer than Qinwen. I feel Qinwen is going through right now what Coco went through 2 years ago, especially against Iga. Now Coco is through it, it's built a resilience Qinwen is still building herself right now. Coco won that tie break (i believe) by her extra years on tour and the extra resilience she has built up over time. Qinwen will be a force to be reckoned with once she builds up that resilience. Very excited about these 2 outstanding women, and what they will give tennis for another 10 years.
Zheng you did a great job today . That was absolutely fantastic and amazing . You only lost marginally at a few critical points . That’s where you need to improve and enhance . Learn to fast win your opponent and don’t give them one second to breathe . Especially people like Gauff who are cunning as wolves . Good luck in 2025 for your slam champions to come .
Just one point away. I couldn't watch it. She could've been the first Chinese or even Asian female to win the tournament 😭 she was actually the better player if you looked at the score. This last point was worth 2.3 million dollars, a trophy, a rank and prestige for Chinese people around the world. Life is so unfair.
I love Zheng, but you have to understand that Tennis is not about who win more points or who win the last point, but more about who win the points that matter. Zheng had opportunity, but she wasn't able to convert them. She will learn. There is no such thing of fair or unfair. That's competition.
After such an intense battle with no issue or incident, she could have shown a little sportsmanship towards Coco. She really went minimal with a cold handshake and a totally basic speech, not even mentioning the winner’s actual NAME which is shocking. She played a great match but she must be more professional and learn to deal with her bitterness and disappointment. Otherwise she’s going to feel very lonely on tour for the next 15 years…
You guys are sometimes too hard on these kids. People have different ways of dealing with disappointment. It isn't personal. Besides, she isn't an English speaker and might be uncomfortable using the language. You could see the grammatical errors in almost all her sentences which is understandable as she isn't a native English speaker . Maybe these tournaments should use more interpreters. It was a painful loss, considering that she served for the match a 5-4 and was up a break three times in 2nd and 3rd set. What you think is rudeness might be her been hard on herself. Just give her a benefit of doubt
@@universeunlimited1734 Nah Chinese don’t like blacks so this win is even more satisfying because of that and Coco is undefeated against even from when they were Juniors
Chill fool she congratulated Coco what tf you want bow and kiss her hand? Chill it's competition she probably still mad at herself for fumbling the match
are there any problem between two? zheng congratulated coco very short in speech. and their hand shake was weird... anyway congrats both players. and zheng what a high level performance!!
Zheng was the better player in this final and should've won. Look at the overall score and Coco's luck scraping the ball over the net few times. Also, Zheng's serves being called fault so many times seemed sus. That last point costed her 2.3 million dollars, a trophy, a ranking, Chinese/Asian pride.
In Chinese culture it’s disrespectful to address someone to call by their first name and especially if they are superior to you ( in this match both incidents occur ) so thats the reason
Sorry, but I have to agree with the commenter who started in Chinese. Translated: " No Grace. " Sorry because I'm actually rooting for Zheng Qinwin, for her brilliant games. After the snotty interaction she endured from Emma Navarro after beating her in the Olympics. (You as well, Emma--No grace.) Zheng Qinwin was plenty graceful in the press conferences before this WTA final. But it's the one you give afterwards that counts. Have to remember Osama's extraordinary tears after WINNING the US Open and being boo'd for beating her idol Serena, but trying her best to be graceful through tears, and Serena's followup with absolute grace. Grace afterwards. That's what counts. Sabalenka...I'm no fan of hers (kinda like Boris Becker in a dress IMO--but the does wear the dress awfully darned well), but after loosing to Gauff, Sabalenka was plenty graceful on hugging and talking with Coco at the net. I'm not asking Zheng Qinwin to be as graceful or charming as Coco. Sorry , that's a VERY HIGH STANDARD, but Zheng Qinwin has to smooth that visible jagged edge of hers out if she wants to be revered like a Roger Federer or a Nadal ... or a Li Na! A champion with grace that everyone roots for.
Speaking of grace, I give Qinwen a lot of it. Cannot imagine it being easy to stand up there after a heart breaking loss, not having time to gather your thoughts and emotions, and delivering a speech that is not in your native tongue. If Coco were in the same place, and having to speak in Mandarin, I'm sure she would have come off somewhat differently - and understandably so. Let's be happy for both players - they both played amazingly in this tournament. Blessings to you.
@@cynosurexing it sounds like you never competed on your own, always helped by your parents and the family so you have no idea what taste the real competion is all about
@@pinotnoir3654 Liar, Zheng barely looks anyone in eye after defeat, she gives coldest handshake. Coco was saying words to her on net and she looked away. She's a sore loser.
WOW! She said "congrats" to Gauff! I'm so surprised that qinwen deigned to congratulate her opponent, she who is known as one of the most selfish players on the circuit! LOL!!!
Totally. She cannot appreciate an opponent, her handshakes are barely with eye contact, this WTA finals speech was almost rude because she didnt say anything to and about Coco exept a very dry congrats and she didnt even say her name in it she just said congrats to the winner. So so immmature and cannot handle and put aside her feelings. Great tennisplayer but seriously where are the manners. Cheer up a little.
Saying “I want to congratulate champion” while looking who-knows-where. Then the remaining line (the wishes) came out with no sincerity. Her bad manner and sportsmanship is strictly linked to her family education. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼 no respect!
We're so proud of you Qinwen! Reaching the WTA final this year, and winning Olympic gold ... you fought hard all year and it only gets better next year. Coco is an amazing player and having such a close match means you both earned your spots today. Congratulations!
Yes, of course, you should be proud of this bad person! LOL!
This poorly raised girl should learn to show respect to her opponents instead of looking at them with an aggressive look!
She's just 21 years old and she's already a hurdler in the entire women's circuit! 👏
Hey, red wine! Do you really believe that qinwen will read your comment?
Why are you writing this message to her ? Are you a little child? LOL!
Grow up and behave like an intelligent adult!
one of the best match Qinwen ever played. She is getting better and better.
What r u smoking she was terrible so was Coco the match was full of errors the player who made more mistakes ended up losing
She actually won. Look at the overall score. She's the better player.
@@sara.cbc92 She didn't play the importants points well enough. A player can lose the match even having won more points overall for instance.
It would not a surprise when she wins a grand slam on 2025. She looks awesome playing tennis. What a charming personality and articulate too.
This is sport. It could have ended other way. It was incredibly even match. I imagine, each player will leave with a lot of respect to the opponent. Both Coco and Quinwen are young and are on the rise, developing their skills so fast that I hope they will be able to dominate the female tennis world in the years to come. Both are humble and hard working and can be model players for the young.
@@peterk5981 Although Coco is younger. She had a headstart at 15 while Zheng at 18
进入决赛已经很棒了! 未来会更好! 我们都爱你!
Coco's awesome! Got rid of Brad Gilberts Ego and now she's unstoppable!
Coco to oszustka i na dodatek
miernota tenisowa ...która pokonałe wszystkie miernoty tego turnieju...
Well done Qinwen! ❤🎉
She is one awesome, beautiful tennis player. I'm sure she will have her best year ever in 2025
Class act. great overall season from Qinwen 🔥
It's interesting to see some people pick on Zheng on almost every occasion. Has that occurred to those there is a culture difference? In Asian culture, a team, organization or collective group goes above individuals. That can explain why Zheng thanked them first, and congratulated Coco after that. In a relatively formal setting, like this ceremony, sometimes calling someone's name directly can be even considered rude. In Western culture, individualism is more important. So typically they would congratulate players first, then go to the rest, team, organizer, etc. Globalization may have influenced behavior of both sides, but for these young athletes, they are not necessarily aware of these cultural nuances. Zheng's team can help on these details.
Well done Qinwen!! You gave it all and really appreciated your fighting spirit 👍👍 Keep making us proud 🥰🥰
Both top players. Congrats
This girl got class. China flying high. Don't see them speaking English often.
the champion is Coco..say it..that wil come out more frenly n courteous....😂
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Coco Gauff, you're my champion. You deserve it. Though I missed seeing live as am visiting US, l keep following on my phone for the scores on WiFi n tune on Yes💪💪💪🥰💟🌅🙏🙏🙏
What do you mean by that? This is the first I've seen a runner up refer the winner as "the champion". Usually, the players says the name instead.
@@jcpenny3606not mentioning the champion’s name is definitely a lack of elegance and warmth. She did the bare minimum. Look at the cold handshake after a 3 hour battle… She must grow up.
@@joso5554 Maybe it's a cultural thing. She's from China, the Chinese don't do a lot of hugging, kissing on the cheeks, and joking around in the public. The cold handshake doesn't mean anything. Look at the end of many tennis matches from the past and you'll see handshakes that are barely handshakes.
Although Qinwen is a little older, Coco has been on pro tour since she was 14, and 3 years longer than Qinwen.
I feel Qinwen is going through right now what Coco went through 2 years ago, especially against Iga.
Now Coco is through it, it's built a resilience Qinwen is still building herself right now.
Coco won that tie break (i believe) by her extra years on tour and the extra resilience she has built up over time.
Qinwen will be a force to be reckoned with once she builds up that resilience.
Very excited about these 2 outstanding women, and what they will give tennis for another 10 years.
2 great competitors!
Qinwen, you have played really well already! Compared to Rome, you have improved a lot! Wish you the very very best!
Anyone know what's the runner up prize money?
2 million
2.4 million i think
@@FionaWorlanyoAnsa that's first prize
As I as watching the match ,I noticed the commentator being biased and applauding more for coco. That's not cool. Way to go Zheng
Strange... Coco, Saba, et al were not called out as No.1 of their respective countries except Zheng of China. 😂
@@fsxmantrawhat did you say? 😅
There’s one commentator who seems to whisper 😂😂😂 (I dont know if you noticed)
@@chinihc_jorj4413 her name is Sophie.
In China they applauded Zheng.
Zheng you did a great job today . That was absolutely fantastic and amazing . You only lost marginally at a few critical points . That’s where you need to improve and enhance . Learn to fast win your opponent and don’t give them one second to breathe . Especially people like Gauff who are cunning as wolves . Good luck in 2025 for your slam champions to come .
"Especially people like Gauff who are cunning as wolves" - don't need to insult the other player like this. you should apologize.
Olympic Gold Medalist and that’s better than those any tournament!!!
THE MOST SHE CAN DO IS KNOW THE NAMES OF THE PLAYERS.
EVEN IF SHE DOES NOT WANT ANY FRIENDS ON TOUR. IT WILL LOOK MORE DECENT.
Just one point away. I couldn't watch it. She could've been the first Chinese or even Asian female to win the tournament 😭 she was actually the better player if you looked at the score. This last point was worth 2.3 million dollars, a trophy, a rank and prestige for Chinese people around the world. Life is so unfair.
I love Zheng, but you have to understand that Tennis is not about who win more points or who win the last point, but more about who win the points that matter. Zheng had opportunity, but she wasn't able to convert them. She will learn. There is no such thing of fair or unfair. That's competition.
Could have......... never win matches, it's what it is.
After such an intense battle with no issue or incident, she could have shown a little sportsmanship towards Coco. She really went minimal with a cold handshake and a totally basic speech, not even mentioning the winner’s actual NAME which is shocking.
She played a great match but she must be more professional and learn to deal with her bitterness and disappointment. Otherwise she’s going to feel very lonely on tour for the next 15 years…
You guys are sometimes too hard on these kids. People have different ways of dealing with disappointment. It isn't personal. Besides, she isn't an English speaker and might be uncomfortable using the language. You could see the grammatical errors in almost all her sentences which is understandable as she isn't a native English speaker . Maybe these tournaments should use more interpreters. It was a painful loss, considering that she served for the match a 5-4 and was up a break three times in 2nd and 3rd set. What you think is rudeness might be her been hard on herself. Just give her a benefit of doubt
@joso5554 tbf she's probably not that fluent in english yet
@@universeunlimited1734 Nah Chinese don’t like blacks so this win is even more satisfying because of that and Coco is undefeated against even from when they were Juniors
Chill fool she congratulated Coco what tf you want bow and kiss her hand? Chill it's competition she probably still mad at herself for fumbling the match
@@TennisArena365 she will lose. Infact she already has technically. Look at the overall score. Zheng had more points.
Call the champion by name
Coco puffs 😂
Aucunes émotions , un robot , « dernière chose euh félicitations à la championne …la bas » !!!
Déçu de cette joueuse , come on Coco
are there any problem between two? zheng congratulated coco very short in speech. and their hand shake was weird... anyway congrats both players. and zheng what a high level performance!!
Undefeated in the head to head since 14 years old 😂
@@TennisArena365 they only met twice
@@sara.cbc92 she beat back in 2018 orange bowl
Qinwen and Coco will dominate the WTA in 2025👍🏽💪🏾🎾🏆🥰🌺💕
Zheng was the better player in this final and should've won. Look at the overall score and Coco's luck scraping the ball over the net few times. Also, Zheng's serves being called fault so many times seemed sus. That last point costed her 2.3 million dollars, a trophy, a ranking, Chinese/Asian pride.
@@sara.cbc92 After pride comes a fall.
We can't always be winners 😊!
My new favorite player is called Queenwen Zheng.
Very classy speech from a great competitor. And in a language not her own.
LOL! She hates her oponents and barely dares to shake their hand...
Absolutely!
Qinwen has given thanks to everybody!
Great Speech!
Wish you the Best in the next season!
@@henriverneris
I didn't see Gauff was showing grace in shaking hands with Qinwen.
What a disappointment.
Actually I like both players.
@@henriverneris your comment shows that your head is lower than your ass.
@ really interesting. I got two comments on my post. One thumbs up and this resounding thumbs down. To each his own.
I think we should give Zheng a new nickname "Ice Queen".
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💝💝💝
Zheng is not the top one yet. still young and green.
in your neighbourhood everybody is laughing at you
Zheng is still green, it has just flowered this year, some flowers mature later
The champion is COCO! Put respect on her name!!
Coco puff
Let’s go Coco
Now it's clear why she doesn't have any friends on tour. At least address Coco by her name...
Totally agree. Unprofessional and disrespectful.
In Chinese culture it’s disrespectful to address someone to call by their first name and especially if they are superior to you ( in this match both incidents occur ) so thats the reason
She couldn't say Coco Gauff's name. Mean b.
Unprofessional and disrespectful.
obviously you are that nasty mean b
Chill fool English ain't her first language. She congratulated the winner that's enough.
@@helen8152 Poor Sportsmanship and lack of respect and humility.
she doesn't know the Champion's name?
No need to know. Zheng is the better player.
Congratulations to the champion, I wish you have good future, that's funny 🤣
The champion's name is COCO!!! Say it
If anyone doesn't know the Champ of the event is Gauff, s/he must be sleeping.
@@ankHank-fs1zrher apponent didn't seem to know!
@@cherylwalrond4752
Then Qinwen's opponent is to blame.
@@cherylwalrond4752 I bet she’s knows it now!!! Coco beat Quiwen with pure grit and determination and Defence.
Coco puffs lol
Sorry, but I have to agree with the commenter who started in Chinese. Translated: " No Grace. " Sorry because I'm actually rooting for Zheng Qinwin, for her brilliant games. After the snotty interaction she endured from Emma Navarro after beating her in the Olympics. (You as well, Emma--No grace.) Zheng Qinwin was plenty graceful in the press conferences before this WTA final. But it's the one you give afterwards that counts. Have to remember Osama's extraordinary tears after WINNING the US Open and being boo'd for beating her idol Serena, but trying her best to be graceful through tears, and Serena's followup with absolute grace. Grace afterwards. That's what counts. Sabalenka...I'm no fan of hers (kinda like Boris Becker in a dress IMO--but the does wear the dress awfully darned well), but after loosing to Gauff, Sabalenka was plenty graceful on hugging and talking with Coco at the net. I'm not asking Zheng Qinwin to be as graceful or charming as Coco. Sorry , that's a VERY HIGH STANDARD, but Zheng Qinwin has to smooth that visible jagged edge of hers out if she wants to be revered like a Roger Federer or a Nadal ... or a Li Na! A champion with grace that everyone roots for.
Speaking of grace, I give Qinwen a lot of it. Cannot imagine it being easy to stand up there after a heart breaking loss, not having time to gather your thoughts and emotions, and delivering a speech that is not in your native tongue. If Coco were in the same place, and having to speak in Mandarin, I'm sure she would have come off somewhat differently - and understandably so. Let's be happy for both players - they both played amazingly in this tournament. Blessings to you.
All great players would congratulate their opponents first during the trophy ceremony. Zheng can do better
which mental hospital are you messaging from?
@@cynosurexing it sounds like you never competed on your own, always helped by your parents and the family so you have no idea what taste the real competion is all about
Who gives a fuck
blimey she nearly forgot to congratulate Coco bitter much
Why need to congratulate Coco?
@sara.cbc92 it's good sportmanship
So she doesn't know the champion's name? Terrible Qinwen!
Not like Coco pronounced her name correctly either. Let's not nitpick, and congratulate both for a great match.
@@pinotnoir3654 Liar, Zheng barely looks anyone in eye after defeat, she gives coldest handshake. Coco was saying words to her on net and she looked away. She's a sore loser.
Better to stay silent than to pronounce it incorrectly.... Gauff as... woof.. woof 😂
Qinwen has a horrible attitude. She needs to mature more, and get that stick out of her __.
@@pinotnoir3654cuz Qinwen herself pronounced her name as Kinwen on the WTA website
Zheng just can’t close up the match when she is leading against top 2 players…
She’s got to learn how to shake those “3 more points thoughts off”. She froze.
Zheng never mentions her opponent by name I guess she's really serious about the no friends on tour.
Unprofessional and disrespectful. She needs to grow up.
WOW!
She said "congrats" to Gauff!
I'm so surprised that qinwen deigned to congratulate her opponent, she who is known as one of the most selfish players on the circuit! LOL!!!
Totally. She cannot appreciate an opponent, her handshakes are barely with eye contact, this WTA finals speech was almost rude because she didnt say anything to and about Coco exept a very dry congrats and she didnt even say her name in it she just said congrats to the winner. So so immmature and cannot handle and put aside her feelings. Great tennisplayer but seriously where are the manners. Cheer up a little.
@@loveisallthereis0 😉
sour grapes clown here
@@loveisallthereis0
I won't ask for more from Qinwen when Gauff was stone-cold approaching the net for courtesy handshakes!
@ she is like that with every opponent that she loses to. And Gauff ws definately not stone cold after she just one the final.
This player has no class and no respect. No champion.
無風度
杂种😀吃屎吧你
看看你成见有多深？别人同样的讲话你屁也不放一个
蟑螂最臭最有风度啦
是你嗎？！
蟑螂最有风度啦
第3局5--3大好形势 被逆转 有点可惜
QInwein is great!!!! See you next year
Saying “I want to congratulate champion” while looking who-knows-where. Then the remaining line (the wishes) came out with no sincerity. Her bad manner and sportsmanship is strictly linked to her family education. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼 no respect!
Totally agree. Unprofessional and disrespectful.
She's extremely polite.