Laura Siegemund Press Conference | 2023 US Open Round 1
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2023
- Laura Siegemund’s press conference following her defeat to Coco Gauff in Round 1 of the 2023 US Open.
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She admitted that she's slow. She's playing the victim and acting like Americans hate her because she's German. That's not true. They were booing her because she wasn't playing fair and breaking the rules. She knows this.
Despite the disrespect the racist did
@@rigormortis452what
Give me a break! Utter disrespect for a foreign player. Unfair audience. That what Ash is. That's what Ash ever was.
American here, I hate her :)
she also said, if Coco did it then there would be no issue...that's crazy to blurt that out lol
She is very privileged. She consistently went over time on her serve during the match and Coco waited on her several times during her own serve.
If Coco or Serena acted like this during a press conference, they would be grilling them mercilessly.
Right? Naomi Osaka was treated horribly, and she had done nothing to deserve it.
Siegemund knows she's wrong.
35 year old Laura is old in the game of tennis, and Coco 19, is at her peak. When Laura realized that she was up against a powerhouse, she decided to try mind games on Coco by slowing down the pace of the game, and it back fired on her in a major way😂
Yeep, she thought she was going to call the shots. But then why would they need an umpire if a player can do her own thing, lol
Serena won her last Australian open at 35 and pregnant. Make no excuses about age 😢
@@sandriaabel6145 , There is no comparison , Serena is a living legend. She retired at age 41,but on average, professional tennis players typically retire at around age 27.
@@Creole_Lady Retiring at 27 is in the past. Tennis players are peaking in there 20’s now. In the past players were winning grand slams in their late teens. There’s a lot of active players in their mid thirties. That’s my point
@@sandriaabel6145 , On a professional level, tennis is physically challenging (case and point -Laura Siegemund ) years of playing on those hard courts puts a lot of wear and tear on the body’s joints.
Siegemund talking about respect... What about her respect for rules and her opponent?
facts
Right girl bye
I love the way she PLAYS VICTIM and she's the one that started this whole situation.
Exactly!!!! I’m so confused 😂
Entitlement. I hope she went home, cried and learned from her mistake
Do we expect anything else? Glad she lost
the comments here are a prime example that everything she's saying about Americans being disrespectful and ignorant of tennis norms is 100% on point. congrats for being another case study to drive her point home that much more.
@@pawpawbandit3871 And she's the one to talk, by sneaking and cheating and trying to take advantage of a player that's half her age. This woman was literally trying to rob the time, by going over the time limit. She's OLD ENOUGH to know that the receiver has to move to the pace of the server. She literally violated. The time limitation between 6 and 7 times to the point the crowd and the sport commentators was calling it out. Now, this HAG is trying to play victim of some type of damsel in distress.
she said it herself " at the end of the day, I have to take responsibity I just got to be faster." So she knew what the problem was in the first place. 🙄🙄
You have got to be kidding me. Congratulations CoCo
The crowd reaction was NOT about nationality, it was about tactics and consistent time violations. At the end of the day the ref gave her more opportunities than normal--ref even told Coco she granted Laura more time after the long rally. Laura's lack of endurance is not the opponent's problem and she shouldn't expect special consideration. Maybe it's time to move on from Singles and stick to Doubles.
NO WAY - time violations are handled by the ref not but aggressive people. Folks will throw stuff to her if they could - the cheaters are the ones in the crowd
I thought I was the only one who notice Laura didn't have the stamina to keep up!!
Cruel much?
@@edrickets4882not at all- sports take endurance, stamina, strength etc., you can’t bend rules and expect special treatment bc your performance isn’t up to par.
@@edrickets4882truth hurts 😂
Getting time violations on your own service games is one thing; slowing down your opponent’s service rhythm is a whole other thing.
It's cheating plain and simple.
She is not cheating, she is playing mind tricks. Cheating is having an advantage which is not legal. She made a mistake, as she has no respect for the pace of the game and her rival.
Who cares Karen?
@@louiseosaurtell djokovic that
@@emitsumasu1 she was cheating.
For a 35 yr old.. she was conducting herself as a 15 year old on court!
and a hangry 3 year old in this press conference!!! Yikes!!!
and there’s a reason why she’s an olympic athlete and ur not lol
@@cheese9919 remind me, what did she win at the olympics?? Lost first round! Just because a country needs representation at the olympics does not mean you are the an Olympian. With this attitude??!…
and cheating
@@Jean-jw4hw Which happens in all sports. The best basketball and soccer players know how to act. Athletes do anything to win even if it’s not enjoyable to the audience.
Interesting how the reporters do not ask her about her attitude and rudeness! If it was Coco behaving like that, I know the Bs that would have been said! Hypocrisy at its height!
you mean like calling her a slur "Karen"
@@jkscoutshe deserves it.
@@jkscout Karen is not a slur bffr🙄
of course it is. "Slur" = A pejorative, slur, or derogatory term is a word or grammatical form expressing a negative or a disrespectful connotation, a low opinion, or a lack of respect toward someone or something. It is also used to express criticism, hostility, or disregard@@ssshhhaaaqqq
@@jkscoutYou lot really want to be oppressed so bad 😂 the fact that you are putting Karen on the same level as the slurs used against minorities is utterly ridiculous and definitely proves the point that you are indeed a Karen 😂😂
She was so slow it had me going nuts. Be slow on your serve but not on your opponent’s serve. I’m glad she finally got the violation in third set. She knew exactly what she was doing and is lucky she didn’t get worse violations.
She is known to use bathroom breaks, slow down the pace of play, take medical timeouts and pull all kinds of stunts during matches. Most of the people commenting here don't follow the WTA because they would know she's a fraud.
FACTS!!!
She can only get away with it because she's a woman. If a man does the same thing, he would have been punished earlier.
Crazy how she flips:
First why don't they like me?
Then 'I Don't care of the people don't like me'
She initially took no responsibility but first had to list 99 excuses ?? What's up with that 😂😮😊
The umpire is at fault here. She was to slow in enforcing the time violation rule.
Yeah if ump enforced the rules the first time Siegemund violated the service clock this would be a non-issue.
Seriously, I don't think so. The umpire did a bad job, no doubt about that, but as Siegemund herself said, she's used to getting her violations, she doesn't care. She would still wait for the shotclock to run down and play slow. She still did it after she got her first violation (way too late) in this match as well. She does it on purpose and it's not the only thing she often does to distract her opponent. It's just almost funny how she's complaining now that for once she got called out on her subtle unfair behavior and especially because the audience didn't respect her. Jeez, she's on the tour long enough to know what it is like to play an opponent with a homecrowd behind their back. Sure it's tough, but throwing a tantrum like a defiant 5 year old will certainly not earn her any respect either.
Both umpire and Siegemund fault cause she knew what she was doing and try to take advantage of it.
@@irenekohlhofer9257
Play slow on your own serve.
But to delay your opponent?
She is as well she knows the rules.
She knew what she was doing. The crowd had no respect for your tactic. There will be a “Siegemund Rule” in your honor, mam.
The crowd have no respect for anything...
@@Vortex20000 Definitely not your grammar either.
Krying Karen playing the victim after being called out for unsportsmanlike tactics 😢
@@sandriaabel6145wasn't crying coco playing the victim too
@@JasonWilliams-um2nt Really! LOL
Shamelessly playing the victim card and surprisingly the reporters let her get away with it. They let her control the discussion while she refused to accept responsibility. Shocking that she wasn’t even asked to respond to Coco’s specific complaints especially about consistently not being ready to receive Coco’s serve.
She's white, what's surprising?
Because she is white. If this was coco she whould have been slammed
And if the tables were turned Coco would be getting grilled!
tennis ball karen. lolol
@@shakcanmurrain4398oh please.
Wow these reporters were so sympathetic to her. Wow just wow!
wight
Well, these journalists can't ask every sensitive question here. Otherwise, in the next interview, maybe there will be sitting someone else in those journalists' seats. I'm not a journalist myself tbh, but I think it would have created an issue if a journalist asks sensitive questions here. Correct me if I'm wrong, though.
@@ipsi1808 they are journalists it’s their job to ask tough questions.
She couldn’t more clearly be in the wrong but it’s not the reporters job to do all that
Since you’re so tough and such doesn’t affect your game, quit whining then and ask the journalists to stop those lines of question.
If this was Germany and Coco did what you did taking your sweet old time to get ready to return serve
trust me the German fans would have done more than booing Coco...😂❤
I doubt it and I do t know if I can trust you, internet .
Fact. ~ Me, a German.
Facts.
Monica Seles comes to mind.
I highly doubt it. Try to watch stuttgart or hamburg, the spectators are well behaved and poised unlike american fans crazy!
She was try to play mind games with Coco but what she didn't know is that Coco is a more than worthy opponent if not better than her.
If you watch the match, right at the very beginning the commentators say that part of her strategy is to disrupt her opponent. This was what she decided would help her win, it worked against her today.
Ok Ok Ok. Enough is enough. Tennis player here to explain tennis etiquette. As a receiver, you’re supposed to play to the pace of the server. She wasn’t doing this. When you repeatedly slow down the pace by not being ready, go for a bathroom break, or call for a fake medical timeout (which players abuse all the time) you can throw off the momentum of your opponent. THIS NEVER HAPPENS WHEN PLAYERS ARE WINNING. Regardless of her intentions, shes 100% guilty of this. If Coco is standing at the baseline ready to serve, she shouldn’t be twiddling her strings with her back to her or at her towel. And 9/10 it’s intentional. Real tennis players know this. It starts in the juniors with 9 year olds lol. Players are there to WIN at all costs. In the same spirit, it’s considered poor tennis etiquette to cheer after a player makes an error ie in between serves. Coco is an American favorite. Siegemund abused the rules in New York City and the crowd let her have it. It’s the same reason she had warnings and a point deducted. This isn’t one sided. She had to deal with the response after she was sprinkling a little bit of gamesmanship into the mix against the crowd favorite. Bad idea. Simple as that.
I noticed that Coco gets into a rhythm. When she played Iga. Clearly, it is a thing. However when you’re playing a 35 year old, in the extreme heat, maybe you should have a little sympathy and slow down.
There's no such thing as sympathy in professional sports. People are playing to win no matter what, but you gotta adhere to the rules. She could complain about how disrespectful the crowd was, but when you constantly slow the game down at the expense of the server, not only is that disrespectful to the opponent, but it's disrespectful to the fans. As a "performer" you must NEVER keep your audience waiting otherwise they will get annoyed and express themselves accordingly. I dont feel sorry for her. She just gotta take the L and move in.
Right
@@kickstand801FACTS!!!
😂 LOL!! You are surely trolling & can’t be serious!! Coco should slow down for her😳! This is a professional tennis match not a friendly game with your much older boss! Obviously your biased & I WONDER WHY???🤔
It is ok to express how you feel. However, you have to realize that you were slowing down your opponent when she had to serve which was NOT ok and it made the crowd angry.
Coco was very fast. Siegemund was within the rules
@@mick7922you must didnt watch the match. Laura was wayyy over the time! She used that as a tactic and the umpire allowed her to get away with it, but like Coco said, she needs to be ready on Coco serve. She delayed her game
I disagree, but that is not the point. The point is the baboons in the bleachers. Where was the zoo keeper???
@@mick7922It doesn’t matter. You play at the server’s pace.
@@edek816y’all can’t help but let the hate seep out.
People here seem to think that if someone cries then something bad was done to that person and we should care....not the case here, the evidence is in the fact that the umpire gave her a 'time violation' yet she continued her antics. Like she said she's 35yrs old and has been around a long time in tennis. I think she made a bad judgement in thinking someone should care just because she cries.... this to me is unbelievable....a small moment of insanity on her part if you ask me!
You are a crybaby with no empathy. I m sorry for u
FACTS!!!
I agree. Your age does not grant you exceptions to the rule. If you can't play at the required pace or at your opponents pace you need to retire, not whine about it.
The second time violation was ridiculous though. She should be allowed to grab the towel once in a game. Humid conditions out there.
Thing is, she’s no stranger to time violations- so if the crowd was also filled with those who consistently watch tennis, they’d be privy to this as well, which further explains their frustration & siding with Coco. She knows what she’s doing and she is being “sneaky” and “cheating”.
The crowd was being racist towards her
But if she or serena did it? You people are the biggest hypocrites
@@JasonWilliams-um2ntwhat? Coco, serena etc... white or black wouldn't even try this. Do you watch tennis?
@@offjoe22 😂😂😂 yea you can tell you don't watch tennis
I watched Laura and her partner beat Coco and Jess at Wimbledon this year in doubles. While I empathize that the crowd had extremely poor etiquette, Laura is known for her gamesmanship (employing tactics to play mental games with her opponents). It was clear during her doubles match against Coco at Wimbledon, and there were times during her singles match here that she was repeatedly being slow to try to get under Coco's skin on her serve. I understand that the crowd upset her, but those of us that are familiar with her playing style know that she frequently uses gamesmanship to try to get the upper hand. I think the crowd was 100% valid in putting pressure on the umpire to issue a time violation. These umpires need to enforce the rules evenly across the board!
Tennis shouldn't be about such underhanded mind games. That's not gamesmanship, or at least it's not respectable gamesmanship. Tennis is about what you do when you hit the ball. It shouldn't be about what you do when the ball isn't even in play. What next, tennis players are going to resort to trash talking on the court?
@@peterphan227you clearly haven't played sports at a competitive level. In all sports especially at higher levels, players are trying to get that psychological advantage
@@daaznriceballs Sure, they want to get the psychological advantage. But there are respectable ways to do it, and there are unrespectable ways to do it. Laura was doing it in an unrespectable way, and that's why the crowd rightly turned on her. She deserved all those boos. And then she had the audacity to be upset at the crowd for being upset at her. You reap what you sow.
Of course, what is acceptable player behavior varies from sport to sport. For example, in basketball trash talk is perfectly acceptable. But in other sports it's not, and it's considered inappropriate and disrespectful behavior. Laura's delay tactics fall into the category of generally poor behavior, which is why the crowd got angry at her, which is why Coco got angry at her and which is why the ref penalized her.
@@peterphan227 i think it's fair game for a 35 year old player to try and slow the game down a bit. Just as Coco tried to up the pace. Umpire needs to acknowledge that and find middle ground. Most people in the crowd probably never played any competitive tennis.
@@alexlackner1945 Lol, most people in *ANY* sports event crowd did *NOT* play that sport competitively. Is that really the justification you are going to use in a vain attempt at dismissing the sentiment of the crowd? Lol, that's completely absurd.
FYI, it wasn't just the crowd that found Laura's delay tactics objectionable. Maybe you missed it, but Coco and the ump objected to it too. Coco complained about it, and the ump penalized Laura for it. But hey, what do they know? They've probably never played competitive tennis either, right?
"At the end of the day, I have to take responsibility - I have to be faster." All that explaining and crying when she could've just said this from the beginning.
What's the difference whether she said it at the beginning or the end? She was answering questions smh
@@JasonWilliams-um2nt Because if she were to make that statement in the very beginning, she could've moved on and talked about other things instead of crying and blaming other people.
@@mikayocc how was she supposed to make the statement in beginning when she was asked about other things in the beginning?
@@JasonWilliams-um2nt She should've just stated that in the very beginning if that's what she felt. I would've respected that.
@@mikayocc smh it's like talking to a wall
I think she was purposely trying to slow down the pace of the opponent. That is not fair play.
Emphasizes how mentally strong she is....then breaks down in tears.
Crying doesn’t make you mentally weak. This woman is just a shameless “victim” that dodges accountability.
OKAY...Make it make sense 😳 crying because you we're reprimanded...poor sportsmanship
I feel you, but also it means nothing. I love Coco and felt she was right, just, and correct in everything she did, but reading this comment it feels like "crying = weak". Crying is not weak. I've held in cries for years, so much so that the next time I did cry after my grandfather died, my body became suddenly and physically ill. There is a term for it I can't recall right now. So clearly it is not healthy, and holding in emotion does not make one strong, it makes one weaker.
"Certain" women always try to victimize their tears. Truth is this match was unfair to Coco. You were the player going over time, not playing at server's pace and was even granted a sit down after a long game that you weren't supposed to have, but now that your gamesmanship and help from the ref didn't work you want to cry. Please!
We know exactly what type of women too but we won’t wake that tea up rn
like Serena Williams?
@@jkscout No, like Carolyn Bryant and maybe you
Don’t forget her screaming in glee before the ball was even called when coco missed the shot in the first set! Bad etiquette all around! She’s no victim!
In the interest of balance, yes, I understand some of her points but this is a player I have repeatedly seen push the limits of etiquette and fairness. She need not play victim here. She once disappeared off court for nearly 40 minutes across 2 separate breaks trying to disrupt her opponent. No sympathy for her.
I mean, you can maybe demonstrate she was “trying” to disrupt the opponent rather than just asserting it. Seems to be some mind reading attempted here.
Siegemund was playing mind games...and she almost pulled it off.
Agree, at least own it, dont victimise yourself
elecbass, Sadly I am not one of the X-Men and can't do telepathy. I get that I sound accusatory ... because I intended it. To reiterate I have seen this player so many times down the years get up to every kind of antics / nonsense to break the flow of a match. You saw some of it last night, getting into nonsense with the umpire etc. She tries everything to interrupt opponents, slow them down, cause distractions etc., and when you see it many times from one player, you know it's not a one off. It's the player's nature / tactic.
Wah wah wah....she gets the drama award....last i checked Tennis is a sport..not a show that is fir broadway!! sure a few things the crowd did were bad...but most of it she drew on herself...look its New york always nasty... guess no one likes that umpire😅.....
She’s a veteran Player who knew what she was doing, she just didn’t think she would be called out on it.
And it what sport is it expected to cheer for your opponent/rival if they score?
I blame the ump. If she had actually enforced the rules and called Siegemund’s service clock violations from the start, it would’ve set the tone for the match and this would’ve been a non-issue.
Agreed. The ref was cheating for Laura, and the crowd didn't like it.
No way. Siegmund knew exactly what she was doing, even sitting during play when you're not allowed to. Zero respect to Coco and she ate her wrath by the mouthful and decides to cry it out. Boohoo.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
She let the whole match, arena included, get away from her.
She waits too long to serve and does not respect pace when her opponent is serving.
Yes she was walking about constantly. You can’t tell me that was not partly to ruffle Coco up.
@@maririleyparker5378THERE'S RULES TO THE GAME. She was taking so long that the crowd was pointing it out. The receiver has to move at the pace of the server. She violated the server time at least 6 times. She needs to play games on her serve, not no one else.
@@maririleyparker5378 YES! She was playing mind games.
She takes as long as she wants to serve. The time clock did not run out. The server is the one who has the advantage. Those are the rules.
She disrespected the sport by her tears, she wasn’t playing fair and knew she was in the wrong. She mentioned her body is giving her time to keep playing further but obviously that’s not true. She even said “if coco had done it, it wouldn’t have been a problem” well coco was ready every single time.
Girl BYEEE you are not a victim you knew EXCATLY what you were doing you wasnt expecting her to stand up for herself that's it that's ALL
No empathy. You have a tough Life for sure
@@mick7922has nothing to do with empathy when there is none deserved. She was playing the victim she wasn’t one. She got every advantage and she still wasn’t satisfied. The William sisters never got much empathy or understanding but this one here deserved it. Nonsense
@@mick7922you don’t have respect for rules and or believe in consequences. You must be an entitled brat.
the Williams sisters got all the empathy despite their abysmal attitudes@@chazzmother
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The serving clock was showing zero just about every time during the match and she was called out twice. CoCo endured a lot before she said anything. Poor sportsmanship and everyone was sick of her
Bull....only cocoa fans not everyone. Laura was the better player, but partisan crowd of knuckle draggers got to her and she lost. Anyway, Elena will put her back in her place with.
@@edek816🤡🤡🤡 Siegemund is already heading back to her place… GERMANY 😂😂😂😂
@@W4TSKY If you knew what you are talking about you'd have known she is primarily a doubles player and is playing no fewer than 2 matches tomorrow. Last time she played doubles at the US Open she won it. Has cocoa won any slams? Didn't think so. Who is the clown? Than's right, you are.
@edek816 troll
@@ITsblackmoses4991 baboon
She didn’t respect tennis today , because she kept getting away with time violations!!
There's no excuse to how she acted on court. The crowd had every rights to boo her and support Coco. Both Siegemund and the umpire displayed poor sportsmanship.
True!
There are ways to earn a crowd's respect and there are ways to lose a crowd's respect. Her actions clearly and rightfully lost the crowd's respect.
You don't “get” respect, you “earn it”
She had no respect for her opponent she knew what she was doing ...and coco finally said something in the 2 set ...okay play your game but please respect the rules and respect your opponent..now she's trying to shift blame..
Anyway rude crowd. No respect for human beings
Coco said something in the 3rd set.
That's a lot of patience.
I am from the U.S. and wanted Coco to win. Siegemund drove me nuts with the slow play (which included arguing with hawkeye...). That being said, I can't stand when people clap after a missed first serve; that should not happen. She didn't deserve that.
totally. disgusting behaviour from the crowd. same thing happened at Madrid with Fokina vs Rune. disgusting Madrid crowd
Stop defending the Karen I don't blame the crowd they gave her what she put out
@@KIMjB72 very sportsmanlike of you
Sorry, the crowd were very poor sportsman
U played a great in the first set but ur not fair what the crying about bye felica 😅😂this is US Open and Coco is American
“I don’t think about what the people think…they want to get in your head” (Then cries because they got in her head).
WoW! Just WOW!! I can’t believe she played victim!!!!!!!
New Yorkers are ruthless and will not hesitate to call out BS when they see it… that’s why they were against her. Just like Coco they recognized she was purposely trying to slow the match down and were upset about it. Play games all you want, but you don’t get to cry when your gamesmanship gets called out.
The bottom line was, “I play slow, I get violations. There are rules.
She acted life a child! Period. Now she is playing the victim. Crazy thing is no one in her camp told her she was wrong. She needs new people around her. People who don't tell you you are wrong when you are wrong, don't care about you.
Serena and Venus were treated worse their whole career
oh please, false narrative
That is not a false narrative. In the beginning of their careers the crowds did not like them at all.
@@jkscout it’s not a false narrative, they have been disrespected most of their careers , from grunting , which their opponents grunted louder, opponents complaining how fast they serve, their looks , race . This lady is crying but she was getting away with serving violations !
If your slow just go home . What an embarrassment to the sport
New York crowd got to her.
I feel sorry for her , but I would not just blame US open crowd only, in this situation at French Open i would have heard lots of boos too
I don't know why people are feeling sorry for her. She has a reputation of pulling stunts during matches and some of the girls on tour said they wanted to beat her up. She was using gamesmanship as usual. Those who follow the WTA know this girl is joke.
@@MAELOB These two crowds are the worst by a wide margin. Disgusting knuckle draggers.
It's a pathetic crowd.
@@joevanned3133 This isn't the only player the New York crowd has treated like this.
Well... she's a performer who is still putting on a show... congratulations.
Horrible representation for Germany. The excuses... grow up.
You should be disappointed the way you treated the audience and your competitor because you had no respect towards them. Zero accountability
So she got repeatedly called out on her poor gamesmanship against Coco the crowd is smart and threw all their energy behind her. YT tears 😢. Poor me I’m slow everyone should adjust to me 😢
Right! Their tears humor me. They are such barbaric people to all other races, but when they get it back they crumble. We know the Germans racial history as well. I'm not surprised she's playing victim.
Not trying to pick sides but Laura, you were taking forever own Coco’s serve running down her time… so you can’t be upset at the crowd for recognizing your delays. You went entitled to your delay, so the crowd went entitled to their judgment on you. Bye.
I'm from Germany, and after looking through various fan comments on German social media, I would say that about 90% of the people thought Siegemund had only herself to blame and that her antics went too far. Still I think that applauding after service errors is inappropriate, no matter what a player did. You can applaud after UEs, you can NOT applaud after they made a point. But let them focus on their serves. After all you want to see some tennis, and every rally begins with a serve.
🦠🦠🦠🦠u r sick she wassssss wrong
That only happens when you establish yourself as the villain.
She violated the crowd and they took it personal. Because it was.
Worst place on earth to openly cheat and still expect love during the times you were right is New York City.
We don’t fall for that sort of thing.
We have more experience with the shenanigans of other people groups than any other place on earth.
We saw right through her.
We’ve seen this before.
@@unc1589 Did you also see through something when you applauded after Djokovic's service faults and disturbed him before serves in his match against Shelton? And I'm really not a Nole fan, but he did not even provoke in this match in any way. You're just an uncivilized crowd, just like the one in Paris.
@@jefdarcy"uncivilized"?! I see you prefer for your distractions to be a bit uppity. 🎩 😂
@@terrnado Wanna try again with a joke that makes sense or is remotely funny?
True players always win. Way to go, Coco.
🙄 Ridiculous comment.
Bruh, you grabbed a towel after you were told you were slow when you were being served. You did that on purpose and now you want people to have sympathy for you. C’mon son
Welcome to the world of you brought it on yourself, buttercup. Sure, you played a smart game and took it to Coco, but your stalling when you're supposed to play at the server's pace, and worse, the chair letting you violate the serve clock, were your enemies, not the crowd. The chair didn't handle the match properly as you kept letting the serve clock get down to zero and STILL serving many seconds afterwards. The crowd wasn't disrespectful and unfair, princess, they could see the serve clock and can see your blatant poor sportsmanship.
@philip3512 WELL SAID!!!!
Literally, the architect of her own demise
🤣Give me a break! Everyone knows the phrase of "hometown" advantage! That said, everyone knew what she was doing by delaying the game. She was trying to push it to be able to "catch" her breath.
NEVER thought you could "ROPE a DOPE" in Professional Tennis until Laura Siegemund came along!
This women is arrogant, she’s suppose to be ready when the opponent serves
you got treated like this because the crowd noticed how egregiously long you were taking to be ready.
The crowd was even heard calling out the time violation by Laura.
But - if I had to rank the Slam crowds by worst to best
French Open - Worst crowd ever
US Open- biased crowd
Wimbledon - ok
AO - Nicest crowd
Naomi Osaka???
AO 2022 was the worst crowd ever, but all other AO's pretty decent
Well said
You should put Germany as second worst without the Grandslam.
I think Wimbledon is nicer than AO which can get pretty crazy with foreign-roots fan groups (Greek, Serbian...)
In this match, i see her back more often than her face 😂😂😂
She attempted to cheat throughout the entire match and is now angry at the audience. Stop playing the victim. You are not one.
The audience just had had enough of unpunished time violations and when you were punished finally, you complained about it like it was something sooooo unfair. It was cringe to listen to you whine.
7:18 this when she says she doesn’t know she doesn’t worry about what the people think but this whole press conference your speaking about how the people feel smh
I noticed that too. I was like you are LITERALLY crying about it but then trying to act rough like you don't care. You CLEARLY do.
@@yezmirsheppard-halika6892 lol
She’s no victim she knew exactly what she was doing and she was stalking point blank
She just said I don’t care about the people, they don’t affect me….then she said I play for the people!
She needs to stop talking
The New York crowd is brutal if you're playing an American so that goes with the territory. At the French if you're playing a French player you're experiencing the same thing. The umpire didn't handle things well to top things off but Siegemund has known the New York crowd is insane for years and shouldn't have let this bother her. Easier said than done Lol
I have been to french open, it doesnt happen the way it happens in NY.
Agree! The New York crowd is embarrassing for America.
Never at the French! If you would've said anywhere in South America or an Arabic country, yes it would be 10 times worse than NYC. Shame on Coco for milking it. As much as I like her, she's mentally very weak & nearly could've lost this match. So much respect for Siegemund. When Zverev played Laslo Djere in Hamburg the crowd never cheered when he doubled & treated him with respect.
@@lizzy341 Really go watch the French Open between Hingis N Graff the French can be brutal when players behave badly like Siegemind did.
Bullshite
You truly deserve that audience boo.
It’s the admitting to taking up time but playing victim before apologizing. She only concentrated on tennis but left blaming the crowd 😒. Never respected her opponent but convinced herself she could’ve done better/ but lost🤯. You admitting to being slow only for yourself not selfishly focused on anyone else, and didn’t expect to be the outlaw🤔. The narcism of it all.
New York crowd was FAIR. You got what you worked for.
If your not serving, you don't get to dictate the game. She knows the rules.
I have empathy for her...but she was definitely playing slow and going to the bathroom for long periods on purpose lol we're not blind. It was gamesmanship. THAT's why the crowd turned against her lol
Coco was right. The poeple Want to see Tennis with RULES OF TENNIS. Not a mind war.
When you cheat in front of thousands of people those people will let you know. Consequences of her actions. Except now she will be known for it.
This was like last year US Open when Anett Kontaveit broke down after playing Serena.
None of us tennis fans will ever understand having that many people against you in a solo sport.
Easy to judge sitting behind a screen.
*But this does make me appreciate Novak even more knowing what he's had to deal with his whole career*
Wimp
Well said! 👍👏👏👏
I agree, but its part of the game. Some places are hostile when playing home players. As a player u need to train to block it out. I can imagine it's extremly hard, but it's part of the game.
Notwithstanding, I do not agree with it and I also do not like when they clap when a player misses a serve.
It's just part of the game.
She was engaging in gamesmanship the whole match. What did her expect ?
Do u even really know what happened coco was 100% right she had lots of delayed tactics
She didn't seem to be so thoughtful when she was on court acting up..girl get outta here
She kept saying she didn't understand the lack of respect the audience gave to her. Lol sweety respect is earned!
It’s crazy because she’s not acting. She’s not pretending. She actually believes that she was treated unfairly for no reason. The caucasity is a real thing.
You got away with it several times. When warned, you should have knocked ot off!!!
The crowd got on her. So what? Welcome to professional sports.
fr... She makes millions playing sports. I don't feel bad for her.
Exactly. Look at djokovic
American crowd
@@mikerzisu9508What about him?
@@thatracingguy5694 are you serious? He has had the crowd against him nearly his entire career. This is a well known fact. He obviously is not pleased with this, but he dealt with it and didn't complain really because he had learned how to deal with it and overcome
I was a fan of laura until this match she showed un sportmen like conduct..than tried to play the victim.
Everything is I, I, I, I, I! She said "If COCO had taken that much time it wouldn't be an issue". She also admitted that she takes a lot of time, as if the rules don't apply to her. IMO, the judge was partial until Coco told HER about herself and the spectators cheered. The only way to protect her job was to CALL IT RIGHT. Well, COCO DIDN'T take that much time! I won't watch tennis with that WHINER on the court
The umpire was her saving grace what does she mean? 😂😂😂
I'm from US and she is right.look how they treat naomi when she beat serena. They had her crying and booed her in her first grand slam win.
Yes that was terrible. French and US crowd (or New York crowd to be fair) are the worst.
Exactly, the Serena Osaka match was shameful.
@hywelmurray exactly, especially because naomi didn't do a single thing except play great tennis against her idol
Being able to deal with crowds being against you has always been a part of sports and it isn't worth crying about.
Laura is entertaining to watch! Circumstances playing a home crowd favorite is Rough…
The German chick was slow playing on purpose, was a joke. Move faster and play the match. Don't try to play slow on purpose
It’s that last comment that is going to hurt her. Claiming that it is used differently to keep certain players in the tournament. Regardless, she is either a really great actor or delusional. She was playing her usual mind games and manipulation of the clock. Coco and her team should have been better prepared for her MO. If she is welcomed back, she better be prepared for American fans to call her out again.
She wouldn't have blamed the crowd if she had won. Stop it Laura. These were Karen entitlement I got burned and hold accountable tears. Nuttin else.
This press conference left no doubt that she has serious issues.
This interview made everything worse for her. She just blamed everyone else but herself 😢 I was tired watching the game and people came out to watch an interesting game they paid for not a slow motion game.
I don't exactly agree with the crowd but I have 0 sympathy for this woman. She did the same to Kvitova 3 years ago and continues to do this, it's not a one time thing. Crying on camera and making yourself out to be the victim when people pick up on your gross antics is such a weak thing to do. Own up to it or don't do it at all.
Exactly!!!
Uhhh and you are such strong person huh?😅😅
So you have to be strong to be a decent human?
@@mick7922 nah I'm pretty weak actually. Which is why I wouldn't try and play games on court and then cry on camera when that doesn't work
I think the problem is that a lot of people in the crowd were not tennis fans. They dont know so much about tennis, so they do not appreciate and understand the fantastic things Laura did on the court today. Clapping when a non US player misses her first serve is very bad behaviour.
*_Agreed, a lot of great shots between the both of them. Shame that the crowd turned and clapped at her faults - Tennis is a game of respect and Laura maintained her dignity by not reacting to the mob on court. No one should leave a match feeling they were bullied or harassed by the spectators_*
@@RBL_Thunder No! The crowd sensed Siegemund was playing mind games.
Get outta here. It makes the game better
LOL. Yeah, they weren't tennis fans, they were anti-white fans. So obvious.
"They dont [sic] know so much about tennis, so they do not appreciate and understand the fantastic things Laura did on the court today." Maybe. But what they did understand, and very well, was that Siegemund was trying to win by rattling the opponent, pushing the limits of appropriate court behavior and cheating on some rules. And they let her know.
When a Karen blames everyone but herself 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You had no respect for the game
You had no respect for time
You had no respect for rules
You had no respect for Coco
That's the truth, don't play cictim now.
Do you know why the fans booed you? Because you don’t respect the game enough to follow the rules.
Had nothing to do with respect….the crowd was fair in the beginning she actually had a couple of plays where the crowd applauded HER!! It wasn’t until Coco spoke her peace and this one started being slick with her moves plus she has a track record of being slick….she wanted to beat coco soooooo bad but she realized she couldn’t keep up so the slickness came and when that happened she LOST the crowd and there was nothing she could do to get them back plus the point took off she was mentally defeated after that 😂 she talking about I’m mentally tough but going on a rant crying 😂 it’s sports and you was being slick deal with it…my lord she’s so emotionally defeated she wanted to win so bad 😂😂
Hate started when Coco was losing😅
@@mick7922Any reference to when exactly? or just bull?
@@word42069 just bull...
i'm sure Serena is watching this and thinking ....... okay.... maybe people will understand why i cried at Indian Wells....
so the crowd is racist? interesting.
Mediocre woman victimizing her tears after she’s tried to cheat, pathetic.
Bingo! 🎯🎯🎯
Next time, bring your own cheer squad.
i mean what did she expect, you play to the servers speed it's as simple as that. The audience will be on the servers side mostly for this especially for a home nation player
Yes she was slow but shes also 35 and coco was going too fast she shouldve had a bit more respect for the time siegemund was taking
@@Diff5869 fail to see how somones age has anything to do with it? they are both professional athletes and more than capable of getting ready to recieve within 15 seconds which is what coco was roughly taking the umpire pandered to seigemund
@@Diff5869 You sound CRAZY!!!!
@@Diff5869 and coco responded by saying rules are set for a reason so no players can have the advantage. if it takes players to go to the gym to get fit so they can play 3, 4, or 5 hours on the court, then they should do that.
@@Diff5869y'all make it seem 35 is 95 or something 😂