Don't be a cry baby all your life. Soyboy

D'oh!

Not sure if she 'should of' never lost. Maybe she should 'have' played a bit better on those game points.

Sabalenka is the best under pressure

Elena suffered a dip in energy during the second set, and that’s what allowed Sabalenka back into the match. Notice she was making more errors in the second set, and her sparkling serve was off as well. Add Sabalenka’s ferocious hitting on her ground strokes, to force errors also. After Rybakina lost the set, and took a brb, both women held serve comfortably. Rybakina had more energy to give one last push. She needed to win it in 2 sets. Good news is that now she has about 3 days to rest before she starts practicing for Rome. After that RG. Hopefully she will defend her title at Rome.

Quel rapport la guerre et le tennis on va exclure tout les sportifs? Au JO on accepte Israël c'est mieux? Arrêter de parler de politique et de sport ?

Not an easy matter. Belarus is a dictatorship and not to support the war is already better than nothing. Means: she has probably family there and her actions could harm them. It is easy to call for civil courage in a free world we live in. I think, as long as she doesn't support crimes she would be treated as everybody else.

DEDICATE A OPINAR DEL TENIS Y DEJA DE HABLAR ESTUPIDECES

​@@renemagritte8237ASI COMO EXIGES QUE TODOS SE ALINIEN CON LOS NAZIS DE ZELENSKI , EEUU. LA UE. INGLATERRA , LA OTAN . ELLOS SI QUE SON DICTADORES Y QUE OPINAS DEL GENOCIDIO PALESTINO TU OPINION ME IMAGINO QUE LO APOYAS POBRE ESTUPIDO , DEDICATE A OPINAR DE TENIS Y NO VENGAS A ENSUCIAR CON TU BRONCA ESTUPIDA ALGO TAN HERMOSO COMO ES EL DEPORTE

Ildaruk тебя еще не спросили где и как играть Сабе,а на войну многим наплевать кого это не касается и не нужно вмешивать политику в спорт.Сиди спокойно,детка.