lol

My favorite is 4:48 😁

omy HAHAHAHAH lmao, but hoping for emma to bounce back tho

😂😂

there is no technology yet to put 60fps or good highlights yet in atp. gotta wait for a breakthru in science

This is the first singles match I've seen her win.

@@stacitowery3475 and that is relevant how?

@@quiquiqui I'm talking about Siniakova and so are you.

@@stacitowery3475 Shes won plenty of singles matches, you seem to know nothing about tennis

@@user-qf8ij7dn4h she must have, she's 44 in the world. I've only recently started watching her play singles, and this is the first match I have seen her win.

ok

mikthe2004 Well put mate, I agree with you - A youngster wins a GS and some tennis fans expect her to win win win all the time, while others are just waiting for every occasion to say "told you she was a fluke" - I think some people just do not realize how competitive today's tennis is

I agree.. this was a great match imo.. Emma actually had 2 more points than Siniakova.. she's just less experienced and lost the more important points

lol she will be gone in 1 year, over hyped, her physique won't stand injuries.

umm ok

Nowhere near top 100. British no 3 in reality as Watson and Dart both better players. By all accounts she played as well as she could in this match...as good as USO. Her good is not near good enough. She beat players off form at USO plus Fernandes fair and square. That is it. She is 100-200 rank player. That translates to losing most of her matches.

@@scentrailstation1780 I disagree.

It is what it is. Good news is she’s pretty, speaks Chinese and English and has more endorsements than anyone outside of Osaka - if she never makes a quarter final again it won’t matter much - she’s already set

Artificially high? What does that mean. Her ranking is what it is based on wta standards. Don’t think it is artificial

@scentrailstation Watson and dart 😆 what are you smoking she only 19 and is suffering from expectations and inexperience and her last 2 matches she was serving for the match and chocked and she has beaten some big names that watson and dart could only dream of doing

Lmaooo

Unfortunately, the media make her huge disservice. There is way too much hype around this girl. At her age she should calmly improve and get better but that US Open run really have changed things for her inevitably.

@valbarnes2001 Beginners luck. An unknown newcomer comes in and destroys her oponents. A fairly easy draw also helps. But then, players did her homework on her, learnt her way of playing. Add injuries and her excessive off court activities and one will get a bigger picture.

I must admit, everything about Emma's career is made for tv. I follow each episode on Twitter lol

@valbarnes2001 lottery jackpot.

Mental stamina mostly. Or could that be a lack of focus?

Serve, stamina, self belief - she needs all 3 of these. Because of her win at U S open last year she is seeded too highly in these tournaments. Everyone is gunning for her. Hope she manages to cope with all the defeats. Tough learning curve for her. Fitness is the main problem I fear.

After covid jab she lost it

@@wisdon LOL

@@wisdon by your reasoning, it seems like you've had at least 10 shots

Nah Emma Sucks

@@Mean.Devil77787 Bet you wouldn’t say if she didn’t win a slam. People love to hate on players who have achieved something.

Too many long rallies for emma imo

I think lots of women tennis player could overpower Ms Emma

She is a one hit wonder and i don’t hate her sir

Nobody asked you, and why would they?

She's literally 19 years old just give her some time

@@kaladinstormblessed8470 What time? She just loses the matches... She wouldn´t win US Open if she had Leyla´s draw...

@@user-dc4sm3lg1z She’s had insane success at just 19; most players don’t even win a slam their whole careers and she did it at just 19 and as a qualifier. I’m just saying she needs time to learn to navigate this new and overwhelming life she has now after winning the biggest title possible. She’s so young and this fame is probably really really really overwhelming I can’t even imagine

nuff said

So true

Well, It doesn’t matter what people say, she actually won US open as a qualifier. No one has done it before nor I think will do again. This what it is

@@abadullahkhan9998 What can I say WTA is unpredictable. The end result is that she won the US Open. Many people has won only one grand slam. My focus or the point of my sentences is AFTER the grand slam. Tell me what is her she has accomplish after the grand slam regarding tennis.

@@airbender9593 exactly. It’s about consistency. Not one off results. We judge someone on an entire career though. Lets wait and see.. although wta sucks right now.. all weak people so who cares

Not only a gs, but also gold medal and wta finals. And AO this year 😁

Why do people say this? You want her to play lower level tournaments where she will most likely face people she is way better than to improve her confidence? That’s artificial confidence. I think its better to teach young ones to welcome the challenges as it will only make them stronger win or lose. Easy wins vs lower ranked players does nothing in the long run.

she'll lose in those too

@@ajollypanda4175 she's struggle in lower level too..

@@ajollypanda4175 even those lower ranked opponents will give the occasional less frequent challenging points though lol

Fully? Emma out scored her 105- 103. Just not when it was important. This could have gone either way.

@@gmeadows62 Sorry, it's just an opinion, my opinion. Maybe I'm wrong, I didn't take into account the numbers, but only the show. Personally, I liked Katerina's game more. Have a good evening Mr.

@@gedanst1 Perhaps you didn’t see Siniakova do her drama queen act in the first set? Medical timeout when she was trailing 1-4.

Stop expecting so much? She is the one raising expectations more and more by accepting mega corporate sponsorships that clearly take away from her focus on fitness and TENNIS

@@bryanmartin5901 Just because she posts sponsorship ads doesn't mean she is not on court practicing, you guys need one point to start picking on her.. if you have nothing positive to say don't say it.

@@bhavinichaube that’s a silly rule. The hardest truths we need to hear sometimes to improve our lives are not “nice.” Her family is shockingly not protecting her from these corporate objectifiers…they want to make money off her looks and distract her from her passion and talent, PERIOD. That’s not “nice” either

thats exactly why she won her US open in 2 sets for all her games

She likes photo because she lookes pretty.

@@ruiw4263 She was able to close them out though in 2 sets which she’s struggling with. She was more prepped around then though and more used to matches. She had quite a few matches in the US to prepare, she had 3 warm up tournaments in the US before the US Open. She had 10 matches in around 12-13 days just before before her qualifying matches at the US Open.

No more excuses pleeeeeease! She is not a SMART player. Doesn't know when to use BRUTE STRENGTH when it matters..everything is 2 dimensional with her thinking everything is about only power.

@@kotse9129 Don’t think people can take you seriously when you’re commenting that she’s the most overrated player and that her US Open win was lucky. Credibility goes out the window.

You're wrong, it might be her first season on tour, for most girls coming up they have to face higher ranked players in the opening rounds but because of Emma's unique situation she's actually seeded and still can't beat low ranked players. She's just a fluke of the century

Her level right now is the same as someone ranking between 50th-70th. Siniakova ranks 53rd. Emma has nothing special in her game, mediocre serve, forehand, backhand. She doesn’t have pace in her shots either. In rallies you could see Siniakova’s hits are faster so Emma was often under pressure. I hope the reason she lost was her fitness was not 100% like you said. Other than that I don’t know what else she can do to improve her game. Just improve fitness to move faster, have better balance to improve accuracy of her shots.

@@tehatte Her fitness isn't 100%. I thought she would pull out of miami after her fitness issues in indian wells. She's not been fit since that 3 and half match with Daria. Her serve is pretty good but she's just rolling it in to save energy. The slow hard courts of australia and the sunshine double were always likely to be too physical for her. She is from london and playing in heat & humidity will be very new for her lol. I expect she will be far more like how she played at the US Open during the grass and at the US open

@@ghsense2626 You're wrong. You can't fluke a grand slam by winning every match in straight sets. Actually playing higher seeds for Emma would help her. There would be far less pressure to win any match and she could just hit freely.

You’re making excuses and taking away from the winner. I like emma’s fighting spirit and her game, but she simply got beat here. She’s younger than her opponent and ranked higher; she is not at a disadvantage physically unless you are saying she is injured. Just stop.

Te subes a la Raducaneta Roberto? Jaja

@@lucascampos3655 Jajaja, siii de una! 😀👍

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Iga Swiatek won her grand slam at RG. 2or3 years ago and it's only now that she's starting to win again.

I think people expect Emma to win every tournament and they forget it's her first season on tour. Emma is clearly struggling with fitness. See was pretty much dead on her feet after the second set and still managed to fight in third set. She's doing perfectly fine. It's only a matter of time before her fitness improves and she wins these matches in straight sets. On the upside, every 3 hour match see has etc helps in the long term.

@@josephinerabagorabago8328 Yeah but season after her RG win she won Adelaide, Rome, managed to get into the second week in all 2021 Grand Slams and qualified for WTA Finals.

@@josephinerabagorabago8328 She won RG just 1,5 year ago (in 2020 FOt was held in October). She lost just one single match to an opponent ranked outside of top 20 since then.

@@josephinerabagorabago8328 It's not true

But at least she gets to 3 sets. She's not losing in straight sets and with every match her fitness will get better. I mean you can see she's losing matches because she's physically drained and that will help long term. Her body is just getting used to long matches

neither could you, with her experience--just wait....

She did it 10 times in US open

@@yeaplientarn370 Up to that point when she won the first set I remember after she beat Zhang at the US Open one of the commentators, Sam Smith I think on Amazon Prime said she had only lost 2 or 3 matches in that range in the past 60 something matches when she’d won the first set. She’s lost 2 so far this year while taking the first set, her fitness I think is a big reason for that.

@@shawndyer3589 That doesn't even make any sense. At least she gets to 3 sets...yeah because she wins the 1st & can't finish so she has no choice but to go the distance.

Iga admitted she really struggled afterwards, just didn’t show in the results as much. Iga is so good now, 2 years after. Who knows, Emma may well start playing really well again soon when she gains the experience. Iga had a little more tour experience when she won her slam too. Iga is a good role model for the younger players right now, great results despite not winning another slam since.

We can say the same thing to all WTA players

Iga didn’t really struggle after her win since she won two tournaments a few months after winning RG (WTA 500 and WTA 1000) while Emma can’t even win two games in a row

Igq Iga can play tennis, Raducanu can't. she is really bad

I hope Emma becomes a queen like iga 😭

The killer shots have been there but not at a sustained period, she’s losing her level as the match goes on which I think is down to fitness. Also she said she had stiff back at Indian Wells so her serve wasn’t as strong, don’t know if she still has it or something else cause her first serve usually gets in the range of 100mph to 110 but there was hardly any still here.

@@jgooner894 i can see your point. She always wins the first set fair and square, meaning when she is fit, not many players could hold up against her. but her level drops too quickly. Emma needs to improve physically

👍👍👍👍👍!

@@jgooner894 her average first serve is 93 mph, for sure not 100-110. Osaka and sabalenka have average that speed in their first serve , not raducanu

@@notis6107 I didn’t say that’s her average overall. I said she can hit those speeds quite regularly but she hasn’t been hitting those that much in her past 2 matches from what I’ve seen.

And the girl who won something in a manner nobody else has !!

exactly, they need to stop forcing her and let her do her thing, it will be better for everyone

So true. Tennis is a game of ups and downs for every single player, and in Emma's case, she just needs to keep doing her thing until she naturally starts picking up momentum and a winning streak. You just can't force things like this.

Sharapova was hyped a lot in her first years of her career, but she did well. So it's just Emma not as great as everyone excepted.

@@Arnold_EN doesn't matter, no need for overly hyping anyone/anything

@@Arnold_EN Are you saying that Sharapova never had any downswings in her career?

Not strange at all she didn't show it in any other tournament since the US Open. That run was something out of the curve.

@@avallach2061 She fired her coach after winning US open.

that's because her US Open run was a fluke

@@evanskyule yeah that’s what I found strange. Ok she has her reasons but why change a winning formula?

Come on. She’s an average player.

Her poor serve is the problem she needs to focus on it

Maybe they see it works for the king, Rafael, so they also try to. I agree, though, they need to invest on flat strokes because it only works overall for Rafael. However, Emma did hit quite a few flat ones.

Emma has time to iron several things out.

@@kuhoyeptho Pretty sure her serve isn’t 100% right now cause of some physical issue. Her first serve usually can be upwards of 100mph up to 110 but there was hardly any and didn’t see none at around 110.

Emma has actually got a pretty good serve, beautiful service action compared to her opponent,I mean talk about an awkward, ugly unconventional service action!🤣

You forgot a zero on those numbers.

agree

Her ranking will drop after the US open..No way she defends that title

You insult players ranked 30-50 she can't even beat players ranked 100

Norrie’s been way more consistent. He’s had some good results even outside of Indian Wells, unlike her.

we need to be realistic, emma is only 19, she has a great future ahead of her, and no shes very talented

Norrie and Raducanu are not comparable Norrie is a very consistent ATP player. Winning a tournament this year final in Acapulco beating Tsitsipas to do so. Raducanu is struggling to win a match at her stage

@Agent Head like a f**king Orange...thanks for that pearl of wisdom

Watson or Robson have won diddly squat, not a GS and certainly not a GS in the way EMMA won !!

Facts

Her manager is Max Eisenbud, a top class manager who also manages Sharapova.

excuse me, but Leylah successfully defended her title at Monterey. It is Emma that needs to put her head together. All that celebrity status has exacted a toll on her tennis. Her achievement at the US Open last year was awesome. But she allowed all that came after in terms of her celebrity status to get to her head. She's no Bouchard, obviously, but I am sure she does not want to be a one-slam wonder at all. So she should improve her fitness, train harder than ever, add new weapons to her repertoire, learn to be more tactically adept, and become more mentally tough by not expecting easy wins.

@@shaobingboy my post was about Emma really, not about Leylah.

The nonstop winners were happening even with Barty around the field is just really tough

@@anthonydecastro6938 I love Leylah but let's not be delusional. Monterrey is a 250 event. There were like three players there from the top 50. Sje has performed better than Emma but I don't see her climbing the ranks... Her size has been exploited. She can't cover the net and her service game doesn't scare anyone. She will always be fun to watch and will fight but she won't be a top ten. Just being realistic.

@@anthonydecastro6938 It is funny you mentioned Bouchard, actually I think there are quite a lot of similarities between the two of them (not only in their game style but in particular with regards to how marketable the two of them are and all the media attention and expectations that come with it). As a side note, Bouchard achieved quite a lot in 2014 when she got to number 5 in the world. On that year she won a title on clay, she got to the Quarter Finals at the Australian Open and Roland Garros, and she got to the final at Wimbledon. We can even speculated that had Bouchard played a young and inexperienced opponent in the finals, she could have won Wimbledon. But instead she played an incredible in form Petra Kivitova who had by the way already won Wimbledon in a previous occasion. I just hope that Emma and Leylah will continue developing their game and will be both playing and winning finals of big tournaments again very soon. I enjoy watching both of them play (though I prefer Leylah more nuanced game). Cheers.

Stop trying to predict her future. She could be getting physically better, or be doomed to a career of injuries like most of WTA players who play a power game out of their league. She may win other slams because the women's game utterly sucks now, but it doesn't mean she is "awesome".

Oh yeah, she’ll win many slams. 😂🤣😂

@@davd1986 He didn't say many slams, he said other slams. But that's irrelevant as EMMA has already done something that all the rest can only dream of doing !!

Not the right mindset 🤔 seems like She is accepting defeat before she has hit a ball. She needs to get motivated😬😬🤷

@@dobryden8558 She said that in like a jovial manner, she’s not putting a ton of pressure on herself to be doing brilliantly from week to week which I think is the right mentality given how new she is, it’s mostly about experience this year cause she hasn’t done a full year at the top level. You can see in her matches that she’s trying and look at her face at the end of the match, she’s wasn’t happy at all with losing that.

Covid ete, a freak result she is not very good at all.

@@ianhope3203 And her 4th round at Wimbledon which was her first major?

I think she lost her confidence after her opponent got the set and we see in the US Open last year, she never lost a set, when she lost a set, she lost her confidence to win the match. Do you think so?

Come on. It's literally her first season on tour. Nobody in the history of tennis has ever been in her position. You mentioned the clay coming soon...well Emma has never played a match on clay. This is how new she is. People compare Emma to Leylah & Coco but both those have been on tour for 3 years. The best player in the history of tennis who ever you think that is male or female didn't just win lots of tournament in their first year on tour. I can't understand why anyone would criticise a 19 year old player who got her first win on tour less than 6 months ago.

She didn't have an easy draw, she beat Sakkari and Shelby Rogers but she is a fluke

@@vbadtz It was easier but it wasn't her beating just bums. She beat decent players along the way. But nonetheless it was all a fluke

Why were you expecting her to win? You’d never heard of her 9 months ago

Yeah, her ranking is artificially high, but she is a good player. There is a very fine line between winning and losing. It's even a fine line between winning easily and losing badly. Emma is finding herself on the wrong side of the line, but she is a good player, and will eventually put it together again. She's only 19, and already a Slam Champion.

Bencic, Sakkari, Leylah, Rogers played well against higher seeds and then returned to normal self against Emma. So lucky Emma.

As much I loved watching her amazing run at Wimbledon and US Open and she is no doubt extremely talented. I wouldn't say she is someone who has 'winning ways', that's extremely high expectations for someone whose career has only just begun. It's not fair to judge her solely on her performance last year (at least at this point).

I agree, she needs more match experience in the pro circuit. Play low grade wta tournaments.

Totally agree. Think the US open may have been a magnificent fluke. Needs to come down to lower tournaments to gain confidence and experience and stamina. Must be horrible having so much expectation on your shoulders then getting beaten relentlessly.

@@iplaytennis888 It’s all about overall physical a psychological condition she is. That lousy first set should have been 6-0 for Emma, the balls from Siniakova were so short, so easy and looked like she is not fast enough. And when Siniakova got that small mental edge, and she kept rallies long, also physically Emma lost to her. Welcome to the new era of Iga Swiatek, where in these both areas in her play are just somewhere 70%.

BA, Vodafone, Porsche, Evian. I'm not sure if she would be able to go down to lower grade tournaments to hone her craft even if she wanted to, with the obligations taken on.

@@iplaytennis888 she has already played low grade 250 events and she's still getting beaten in the 2nd rounds. She sucks she can't beat players ranked 100

Maybe she should stop clenching her fist after every point which must annoy players. She does seem to believe all the hype.

Covid affected US Open ?? Covid hasn't gone away it's still very much prevalent, consequently every winner of every Open since January 2020 has to thank their lucky stars for winning a Covid Open !! There endeth the lesson !!

Agreed she needs more power. She needs to use a more powerful frame like the pure drive or ultra.

Emma has only just been working with a new coach. A bit silly I think to be doubting them this early.

@@jgooner894 , OK. Torben Beltz started to coach Emma at the end of last year. It is interesting to note that Beltz coached Kerber on and off from 2003, and successfully coached Kerber to her most successful season in 2016, (won AO and US GS, finalist in Wimbledon, Olympic Silver, and WTA Final finalist). Let's hope Beltz could help Emma, but it seems to have taken Beltz a decade to get Kerber there. I just think the odds are not great, even with this new coach.

Definitely, should join Dancing with the Stars or smth, which should make for her training going forward.

@@toja123 Not what I had in mind.

She's ranked 11 because of her US Open victory,as all Grand Slams earn you the highest ranking points and the most prestige, Wimbledon being the most prestigious. If you want to rank high just win a Slam, but it ain't easy!🤣

But, she also beat them all in straight sets

Yup, inconsistent Bencic and Sakkari who chokes everything semifinal nad up.

U mean 7 matches

@@samkzz9148 she also won 3 qualifying matches

@@janparchanski9242 i see . She was a newcomer back then right.. i couldn't watch the uso last year... Thanks

Not “ luck”, “skills”? Can not repeat the skills?

@@sciencekid7565 your comment doesn't make any sense

And leylah

She's talented, but she's also a headcase.

She’s a grand slam winner at 19…with plenty of money and time to get even better. What have you achieved so far in life?

Most of them just come on here to spew hate on a 19-year old. Sad lot. She played well…ran out of gas. Needs to keep working on her strength and conditioning.

“against these lower ranked players” 🤡 Katerina has many top 10 wins and Emma’s level isn’t even top 100 atm

Dumb comment

Look at the year end race rankings. That's a truer reflection. She is 84 in that, and most of those points were earned by getting byes into the 2nd round of tournaments.

Realistically speaking number 40-80 is probably Emma's true ranking so the fact that she's playing close matches with players from this range shouldn't be surprising. I do think she should've won this match (and similar matches in general) however I wouldn't focus so much on the rankings since US Open's run distorts her situation too much. It's her first full WTA season and I think physically/ mentally she is not there yet, especially for 3 sets matches. The US Open title is really a little bit a Trojan horse for her. It for sure brought her fame, money but at the same time the hype seems to overwhelm her a little bit. She is just 19 years old and people's expectation are way too high for her atm.

Katerina has said she's been training to get into top 10 singles ...a top player beaten serina Williams and Muguruza and 5 other top 10 players ..far more experience than raducanu...current world 1 doubles

Already with strapping on her knees... Sad for her

So u hv a crystal ball to project her next 15 yrs career path, good psychic

@@JustMe-jy5qk Tennis is a hard sport and needs a tough mentality. I am very confident that this "new star" will find the shiny clothes and red carpets way easier for her.. soon :-) You can quote me.

@@JustMe-jy5qk yes, and the crystal ball does not look good! a very easy draw at the US Open. a fluke win. lucky she has signed all her deals and done her photo shoots...not many more will becoming when they realize that she will pretty much be an average player for the rest of her career. She really has no weapons that places her above players ranked 100-300 in the world. Her win at the US Open was more of a reflection of the lack of consistency in women's tennis now... the Steffi Graff's, the Navratilovas, the Williams... non-existent these days.

@@anlace3447 the dumbest critic is a fluke win. Since 1881,nobody has fluked it until emma came along? If it's now so difficult for her to win her matches, was it a fluke at being ranked 150 to win over those ranked higher than her at USO. Bencic Olympic champ, sakkari now in top 10, Rogers home fav not to mention she had to beat 3 qualifying rounds, all not dropping a set. In March 2021 she was still a full time student, ranked 361. 12 mths later now, everyone expects her to clean up every tournament. Go chk on yr fav women player, how did they fare in their 1st year wta tour? Emma has set different records as a newcomer. Most critics don't even know her unprecedented path. How many matches did barty played to win her 1st major? How long did Venus take to do the same? How long did Serena take to win her next Slam? Everyone has their own paths. Novak wasn't great until he was 24. Anyway, time will tell. I bet yr Crystal ball is faulty

@@theawebster1505 she's already very successful and multi millionaire at 19. She can walk away fr tennis now and hv at least usd10 million to pursue her education and another career. Success isn't just being on the tennis court. If so, barty won't just walk away at only 25 yrs old. With at least 12-15 yrs ahead of her, the world is Emma's to call the shots. Whether in the tennis court or off court, her personality, intelligence and multicultural background are her asset too. Many older players hvnt even achieved what she has in 6 months. She's free to choose her career paths. Whatever it is, she will excel. Cos she did excel both in her exams and tennis tho she wasn't even a full time pro then. Things hv just moved too fast, too soon. Once she settles down and adjust to the new lifestyle, I can bet she will beat some arzes. You can quote me.

I was thinking the same thing about her not being match tough...but she keeps losing so early she may never get there

Coaches have nothing to do with it. People need to stop with that BS. She is crumbling under the pressure and expectation, plain and simple.

@@user-gu1un7pb7k that too, but I think the right coach makes all the difference.

You can't get more matches if you keep losing after the 1st round or 2.

@@KH-sn2sj sadly, mostly the first, only two second rounds.

@guts gen Yes, but the only way to get stronger is to push one's stamina. Stamina is not improved by preserving. What we don't want are injuries. I would say at the Grand Slams, singles only; especially, if there's a huge chance to go into later rounds and the 2nd week. Or, do the Hopman Cup, World Team Tennis, etc. Other players only do a few doubles events, but didn't really help. It takes awhile to build up one's game. Look at Martina Hingis, she played singles and doubles. In the Hingis era, women's tennis was starting to get deeper. Thanks to the prize money increase in the early rounds which I hope continues as it takes money to get better. Maybe team up with Osaka to play doubles? What I ultimately want is for Emma to test her shots and to not rely on her bread and butter shots.

He doesn't want to travel

At least a fill year on tour learning from older experienced players like Katerina here progressing each tournament emma's just a lucky kid really she has time on her side....

Well said nbar, however if she played with variety like Ash B, she probably will win. In case of adjusting to the WTA tour, 😏

But the depth in men's is pretty great too right? The legends are still writing history, and many promising young guns are making their mark as well (Alcaraz, Rublev, Fritz, Aliassime, Tsitsipas, Sinner, Shapovalov, Bublik, Ruud..)

I think the women's game is boring without Barty. I wish the women would have more variety as a whole.

@@MinorVoices Not really. Tennis academies have been churning out 7 feet giants for quite a few time, regardless of technique or skill. That's why you have 3 old men still being two heads ahead of everyone else, or why Alcaraz - a player who can also run and hit the ball hard, like Zverev, Rublev, Sinner, Medvedev, and the rest, but who can also play a little bit of tennis - seems an outstanding marvel. Serena Williams may have been a player more accomplished than Nadal, Djokovic or Federer, but her winning days are over - as it should be the case in men's tennis, if there was any talent besides the Big 3.

If there is a lot of good players who are absent when she won then it’s a fluke or she got lucky as what i said she is going to be a one hit wonder

@@wildchild8685 I never took part in that hype that captivated the whole world including the queen of England. I said it from the beginning that she was just lucky. Her runner up Leylah is doing far better than Emma. I am not happy Emma is already a multi-millionaire signing many contracts mostly based on her looks not talent.

@@trommelbiel lucky bitch Emma but she still very young many chances.. he got lucky in us open coz it’s pandemic.. I think she has us open title and that has a big help making him millionaire signing rich contracts

Which big names were absent at USO 2021 ?? I saw WTA 1 Barty, WTA 2 Swiatek, WTA 3 Sabalenka, also present were Andreescu, Bencic, Collins, Garcia, Gauff, Kerber, Keys, Kontaveit, Muguruza, Ostapenko, Pegula, Rybakina, Stephens and others. So once again, who was absent ??

@@robertmartin7594 l also used the "or" factor. You must be the fanatical British Emma fan. What l said about her being unable to win another tournament still holds and you never alluded to that. The truth is that it is going to get a lot tougher for her as more talents like Noskova join the pool..