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Serena Williams Lost Because of Sexism!! (Page 2)
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She got the appropriate punishment and lost fair and square. Tennis is a game of rules and accepting your penalty is a part it. I would have ejected her and dq’ed her for the whole next set. That’s what happens when an NFL or NCAA football player intentionally disrespects rules and commits two personal fouls: tThis entitlement bullshit needs to end.
Serene wasn't actually disqualified, not even back in 2009. She was penalized on match point, which gave the match to her opponent, but that was just one point at a crucial moment. Disqualifications are exceedingly rare in tennis.
What Serena did was greatly disrespectful of her opponent, of the event, and of the officials. Anyone who stands behind her is an embarrassment to tennis as a whole. The ITF officials have threatened to boycott all of her matches because no one is standing behind them, even though Carlos Ramos gave fair rulings during the match. And don't even get me started on the award ceremony practically ignoring the rightful champion Osaka in order to make it all about Serena. Disgraceful.
It sucks when the trump card for any consequences of bad behavior on behalf of women, is "sexism." It's more a sign of our times then a reflection of her as an individual.
If it was just her, no one would even consider her accusations legit. The fact that some do, shows it is a societal issue.
I don't know, her behavior was wrong and unprofessional. She could have handled that way better. HOWEVER, I'm still not quite sure she was actually cheating despite her coaches claims. This girl has been playing tennis for years and has been excellent despite her attitude. I don't know, she seemed genuinely pissed too. But hey, she really could have been. I'm just 50/50 on it.
Regardless it was her coach and he was signalling. Serena's excuse later is that apprently male players do it and get away with it and that's sexism. So in fact she was cheating.
Oh okay, well, she just fucked up her entire career. That's really sad.
She is an aggressive mad woman, she should have been suspended for that behavior toward the referee. It is never okay for a professional to display such lack of sportsmanship. Even though there was sexism, during the game you DO NOT do that. The game is sacred and you display sportsmanship, not madness like that.
There was no sexism
She should apologize, but her enormous ego won't let her realize she lost because another woman was better on that day. Hence she blames the umpire. Pathetic sore loser.
I can handle the Serena Williams shit but what's unconscionable is that the WTA sided with her instead of backing the umpire. They don't even respect their own rules.
They backed her simply because she's a woman.
That had nothing to do with that, that was a lame duck excuse just to get out of the loss because the judge took a game away from her. You see where she was fined didn't you? and the fine still stands
I'm beginning to think few people read my take
I'm going to be honest with you it was nothing personal against you or your Take. I read the headlines only I do that when I see threads that give you seven points per answer then I move on to the next seven point thread. I'm a points Hunter but other Takes that don't offer any points except for the regular one point I read the whole thing and of course I always read the questions all of it in the life feed
I know lol
I like you you're a good person keep up the good work
Also when I answered this take I didn't even know that you were the take owner until you posted in here
Lame duck lol
Who Serena Williams?
I don't know you said it that's funny
Yeah right
You did tiger
Yeah that was what I was saying
An athlete, regardless of sex, is/was being whiny and is/was blaming others for "insert negative event here". *YAWN*
Throw some accusations of racism into the mix and you've got the perfect victim cocktail.
How can she lose due to sexism when BOTH COMPETITORS ARE WOMEN?
Simples...
I was obviously racism.
@englisc they are both black.
Quite simply on the day the better player won.
Either get over it or retire completely.
Pardon my ignorance.
Why sexism?
She played against another woman and lost.
Her coach said that he was giving her coaching.
Because apparently the men are allowed to cheat
@Catholicgirl22
Total BS.
She was playing against a women
Why wasn't it sexist when she was winning?
It's argument of the weak.
I think she was in the wrong to get mad, she does have a temper. And I think she should own up to that. Congrats to the winner
I have no heard much about any sexist claims.
Where did she make it about sexism? Can you point to an actual quote by Serena that made it about sexism? Online trolls have certainly tried to turn into a sexism issue, but I haven't seen any evidence that Serena herself has done it.
https://youtu.be/qwp-Zqmf55k
All recorded
Wow, yea, that's pretty bad. It clearly had nothing to do with sexism but she wanted to play identity politics get what she wanted. It isn't too surprising though because that is increasingly becoming the go to excuse for people.
Didn't land that job? "It's cause I am a woman". Received a negative performance evaluation at your job? "It's cause I am a woman". It seems to be an increasingly popular excuse from what I have observed and the support behind Williams right now shows that it is an increasingly effective excuse.
Exactly right.
I have no sympathy for her.. She cheated, She lost. She should never be allowed to pick the racket up again.
I really don't care at all lol i've got better things to worry about other than this women i have legit never heard of before.
If Serena Williams was White, Male and French - It would have being reported differently with allegations she was trying to bully a younger inexperienced opponent.
The apparent sexism has to do with another match a week or so before in which a man was allowed to get away with the things of which she was accused, and he was much more clearly guilty. The referee also agreed to rescind a penalty, then counted her next penalty as a second penalty after agreeing to rescind the first.
At least that's how I heard the story recounted to me. I don't follow sports.
That's a case of not enforcing the rules and an umpire allowing themselves to be bullied by a high power star. The abuse and bullying didn't work on Carlos Ramos, even when she threatened his job. It's no wonder the umpires are discussing forming a union after this.
https://youtu.be/qwp-Zqmf55k
Bitch just acted like a spoiled brat, and didn't accept to be punished for it. She even stole the show and the victory of her opponent, who won fairly. She shouldn't be allowed on a court anymore.