Rybakina win wimbledon 2022!

Rybakina seems like such a lovely young woman.

@@uxpjsxu true nowadays she might as well be the most beautiful woman in the WTA😂

Sabalenka could have just said that she will allow another ace and won’t touch the ball, as this was clearly injustice

@@estel6137 Yeah. I just hope she doesn't become a poser like so many of the other WTA stars.

@@bartholomewlyons yeah she could, but she didn't. I can't stand Sabalenka

Love what Rybakina said as well. Do you get fined when you realise your wrong..

shameless xixixixixi ... and then sabalenka said... no i didn't touch the ball

@@johnngle3009 And after that Sabalenka even said, she doesnt remember hitting the ball or not. Pathetic behavior of Sabalenka.

@@Mr72LOST i think un the heat of the moment and the back and forth, Sabalenka might have genuinely forgot if she hit the ball or not. It’s happened to me but my memory isn’t so great, I would however let my opponent know that we would go with his/her call since my recollection isn’t reliable.

She made a really bad mistake and should be banned for life what a disgrace umpire

Yes, the point had to be replayed cause Sabalenka stopped midway in her attempt to return the serve after line ump called fault

@@6ixdegrees15 No the point was replayed because the idiot umpire had no clue what happened. She didn't even remember whether Sabalenka had returned the ball. Rybakina's serve was a clear ace, and the poor call from the line judge had no impact on Sabalenka's return. Sabalenka was nowhere near the ball. It was Rybakina's point, and the umpire took it away from her.

@@falks941 and the ump kept on saying that she hit the ball while she wasn't sure. Smh 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

Sabalenka could have just said that she will allow another ace and won’t touch the ball, as this was clearly injustice

@@bartholomewlyons She could have, and I agree that Sabalenka could have perhaps spoke up more, but then it isn't Sabalenka's responsibility to make sure the correct call is made.

100% spot-on...& the umpire was so damn pigheaded & self-righteous about her adamant stance that Sabalenka had returned that high quality serve, when she'd barely even reacted to it by the time it had passed her & hit the back wall...God only knows what the umpire was watching at the time but it certainly wasn't this match...

I don’t know why they just don’t watch it back, she has a perfectly good iPad in front of her. Would take 2 seconds

@@eoghantoner And why could Sabalenka not concede the point when she knows there is no way she could make it?

She wasn't paying attention to the match

Actually ridiculous. How can an umpire be paying so little attention that they don’t even know a ball wasn’t returned.

She should be fined.

If the ump can't remember what happened 100%, she has to call a replay. Did she get the call wrong? Absolutely, but without video replay, it's simply not possible for one human to remember and see everything that happens on the court. Tennis should use replay.

@@jt10s I do see your point, but replaying the point is not a neutral unbiased call. It favoured Sabalenka. Obviously the main issue is that the umpire should have remembered what happened, but there is no "safe decision" in replaying the point and her terrible decision had a huge impact on the match. I agree with you though - replays should be allowed in tennis. I'm always surprised by how frequently umpires appear to make mistakes with the outcome of hawkeye challenges.

Yeah unfortunately, if the umpire isn't sure, they pretty much have to replay the point. I completely agree that it's not a neutral call at all, but it's the most neutral call they can make, and it's the current rule. I can't imagine why tennis doesn't use replay reviews outside of Next Gen tournaments, but she had to make that decision. She maybe could have changed her mind after she clearly heard Sabalenka say that she didn't hit the ball back, but this is more of an issue with tennis' insanely vague and outdated ruleset than the umpire. As for the Ostapenki situation... what the fuck is going on with fucking @Einars? Ostapenko was very clearly lying about her abdominal pain. Like, obviously so. She didn't seem taken aback and didn't defend herself when Tomljanovic called her out for lying to the entire crowd, and she didn't exactly seem emphatic about her position during the handshake. @Einars appears to be a pretty big Ostapenko fan despite her being infamous for throwing her racket at a ball boy and being a total ass on the court constantly. LOL I JUST NOTICED he called @Joel "a blind fan..." Jesus.

@@braysmith264 Buddy, trust me when I say don’t bother with Einars. He is incapable of disagreeing with someone without insulting them, and calls others a “blind fan” when he kisses Ostapenko’s feet like she can do no wrong. He once made an hour-long video in response to an argument he had with another commenter on here 😂 don’t even bother entertaining it. I agree with everything you’ve said, by the way.

LMAO

And football/soccer, American football, baseball, rugby, etc

😂😂😂HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

The dude is like, "I don't know I didn't see what happend" Like what is the point of you you 🤡

Supervisor: sorry but I don't watch tennis and I didn't the match 🥱🤡

Flashback to her legit throwing a racquet at a ball boy

@@cjlockwood7720 wait which one of them did that?

@@julianasoufie3275 Ostapenko threw a racket in the Broady match. Watch the yt video it has like 6m views

@@maxdekle1 I just watch it thank you! Tbh tho I don’t think she did it on purpose, but she definitely should have apologized to him instead of being worried if she was going to lose the point because of that

@@julianasoufie3275 Djokovic didn't mean to hit that linesperson in the US Open last year & nor did Shapovalov intend to hit the chair umpire clean in the face during Canada's David Cup tie with Great Britain but by letting their tempers get the better of them, each of them screwed up & were disqualified from their respective matches...& unlike these two guys, Ostapenko is already known for being a no-class, nasty bitch & thus I wouldn't put anything past her, sadly...

Agreed. I was glad to see Tomljanovic won that match.

I love how Tomljanovic says u know shes lying right. Lolol

Yeah i should do that in boxing too just go all out for 3 rounds absolutely demolish my opponent, then call medical timeout recover and go at it again

same for Putinsteva and her infamous shoelaces 💀

Ostapenko is just a spoiled brat and a peasant

LMAO "Guest star" HAHAHAHA

Paire is really happy to get the warning, so he can show his only contribution to tennis: pathetic and childish behavior - "Call the physio" - What a little boy he is...

because his commitment is always inspiring

not even a guess star anymore he's a recurring character lmao

Ummm isn’t he the leading role? Hahaha

That's right...And the fact that nothing happens to the Umpires drives the players mad!

Sama with referees in football. They can make a mistake which costs a team the game, yet face no punishments, and players and managers can’t criticise them without being punished.

I think you're wrong. I'm sure there's some kind of evaluation to recruit umpires and these type of errors are considered. They're humans and can commit mistakes. This kind of players attitude about umpire errors is absolute shit imo. I have never seen an umpire having a bad behavior.

@@bradleycjw Referees are punished for bad calls, it just their are punished behind the scenes, so it couldn't overshadow the actual match

And hé admited- I didnt see a situation. Well you are payed to see thé situations you clown.

@@dominices8917 true AND Alja asked a rule question which he could answer without knowing the situation. So happy she won that match

the supervisor is useless because when he comes its for situation where the decision depends on the umpire appreciation. that's why umpire needs to be fined when they make bad calls, this way they'll start to be more serious

@@geyjibill1441 I couldn't agree more, my friend! The umpires certainly need to be held more accountable, just as any other professionals are during their employed role, from the pro' players themselves to any of us, in each of our respective chosen occupations...

I agree. I don't get that stance by umpires. It doesn't have to show them up as fallible. If VAR were available, that woman in Rybakina's match could have gone straight to VAR without making a decision based on uncertainty. Supervisors are largely useless in these situations - I've only once seen a supervisor overturn a poor decision by an umpire (Hsieh-Cibulkova) at Wimbledon, but otherwise they're just happy to get things wrong.

And now both will face in Australian Open final

Yeah, spoke down to her

She looks like she is on painkillers.

Tennis is the only sport where you can literally stop the action to receive treatment for an injury without penalty. It's truly bananas. Everything else, you either lose, face penalty strokes, or get replaced by someone else. But tennis, "Oh I'm hurt." 'We shall take a break for your injury!'

Come on she is just ridicolous... she was leading 4-0... Accusing your opponent to be faking injury means that you're just another crybaby... Ostapenko had a tremendous run at Eastbourne and long match as well the round before, of course she was injured... Glad that Yastremska denied her her first title in a pretty similar fashion

@@savixa she was fine for an hour and thirty.. and I watched the entire match

@@themyriad0574 it is an individual sport, if one player can't play all the fans lose their money for nothing, of course the organizers would be trying hard to make the players to continue playing

@savixa I disagree. Ostapenko is known for gamesmanship and has some of the worst behaviour on the women’s tour. I watched that game and there was zero sign of inhibited movement up to that point. If you stop playing mid service game, you better have something like a broken a leg. Not an injury that no one can can see. The women’s tour in particular has players doing this when someone is racing away with a set to disrupt their momentum. Many games have turned due to these dirty tactics and I’m glad ostapenko didn’t get away with this one

I totally thought the same thing. It's really a joke seeing points wrongly decided that could easily be checked with a video. I sincerely hope officials see it the same way and will implement a system. Because it wouldnt be hard, they could use the normal tv footage or whatever

What the hell are you saying? Or how many months old are you? VAR is an invention less than 2 years old, and football refereeing has consistently been the worst and less reliable refereeing of all professional sports - to the point than whole TV shows have been dedicated to analyze and comment refereeing errors in football.

Oddly enough they invented an algorithm to make imperceptibly correct calls yet can’t review one of the dozen Tv cameras on court

@@rafarequeni822 VAR is a great addition but when you have clowns like Anthony Taylor, Michael Oliver, Jonathan Moss or Martin Atkinson operating it of course your going to get inconsistent decisions

But how would you rig results otherwise?

Paire is the goat of meltdowns

Paire is back now tho

I agree, he and kyrios should be booted off everytime they have those loser meltdowns.

ridiculous. They diserve to be there just by playing tennis. You R free to say, they are free to act.

I learnt to never put your money on Paire, no matter how good he plays 😆😂😂

What's the rule? It's legitimately disabled if that type of decision is left up to the umpires discretion, as it would never be consistent.

She did admit her mistake. And anyway the point had to be repeated, because the only alternative is the player following instructions from one of the players, which is obviously not allowed. Sabalenka could have conceded an ace, but she didn't and the umpire couldn't grant Rybakina a point just because she says so.

@@rafarequeni822 She didn't, she started by saying something completely wrong because she tried to guess what happened since she obviously knew she wasn't properly looking at the ball lol. And at the even she keeps saying the point has to be replayed without clearly explaining that she did a mistake, which is even more embarassing because it's an obvious one. Of course when the umpire does a mistake like this the point has to be replayed, the problem is the way she tried to handle it, not the fact that the point should be replayed

@@rafarequeni822 lol she did not admit anything. Did you even watch the video?

@@wanbiis You have an admission of being wrong at 1:34, when she asks Sabalenka and Aryna confirms she didn't touch the ball. What kind of admission are you expecting? A full front-page on the New York Times, one of those hollow non-apologies Hollywood actors make when they are caught saying racist slurs? She admits probably being in the wrong, but then the discussion became about why she can't change the decision and grant an ace just because a player says so.

@@rafarequeni822 That was no admission when the ump says "I'm not sure" afterwards.

Rest assured she was busy clogging the players lounge toilet with a giant log

But her 'best friend' Ostapenko was!

You’re right. These videos are literally the only tennis I watch. I can’t do with them.

No trust me VAR doesn’t decrease drama

Sabalenka did admit to not hitting the ball, but then proceeded to claim the call put her off, even though the serve was far too fast for her to reach, and she herself put her hand up to challenge after it went past! Crafty, but not surprising from her.

LOL Benoit lost, all is clear ^^^

@Martín Jaimes about Paire ... In France we consider that like sole kind of poetry like gasquet or.... Monfils 😄😄😄😄

He is just free, like you and I. The opponent won... No problemo.

She's not this kind, I'm not saying she's a cheater but she rarely challenge or say something during a match and we must say all this issue was really confusing.

Sabalenka did another awful behavior to Su wei Hsieh in Birmingham 2019.

@@alancosta4760 What is so confusing about reciveing the ace? Stop justifying her phony ass

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true

Paire being Paire basically

Those people have paid a lot of money to watch the tennis. The least they can expect is the players to show some effort. Paire is notorious for his lack of trying, he's worse than Kyrgios, who at least tries flamboyant shots and wins matches. The umpire should have called it earlier in the set rather than leave it until the final game.

​@@alancosta4760he's an absolute tool.

@Einars Dubrovskis so taking a medical timed while the other one is going to serve is correct....ffs wait on the change over like everyone else and after her mt she runs everyball like she was not even hurt like cmon.....

@Einars Dubrovskis what if she cant wait.... well they are rules for a reason and mt breaks the momentum of a game especially if ur the one going to serve and need to wait 5-10 minutes without playing sorry but thats pure bullsht why wait now and not before she serve like cmon use ur brain ur probably only an ostapenko fan....

@Einars Dubrovskis easy to say ur in pain after the match tho... imo she was faking like alot of player do when they call mt(startegy when they are losing to break the momentum). maybe she was not faking (which nobody can be 100% right) they are time to take the mt and she just sat there right away....like that is not how its work if ur a good sportsmanship u wait and let ur opponent serve thats it

Jelena is a massive drama queen, what she tried to do to Ajla was disgraceful. There are other ways of going about it than what Ajla did but she probably just panicked in the moment and got frustrated which is understandable. Jelena felt pain while serving throughout the match yet takes it when she’s about to receive lol and can still run anything down afterwards. Ajla beat her despite her trying to create an unfair playing field yet she still has the audacity to say she would have beaten her at 50%. If Jelena played at 50% Ajla would have beaten her in 2 lol.

@Einars Dubrovskis no you cant call a timeout for cramping.... go look up the rules. u just prove my point u know nothing about the rules of mt. thats why u support the bad behavior of ostapenko....

Deal with it

@@mublikbublik7911 Not a good argument

Let’s not forget the utterly worthless Supervisor in the Rybalinka match. Definition of impotence

Shapovalov in Cincy took this too seriously lol

A cool $65k for 90 mins work. Not bad!

I think she did at least of WTA, she's still umpiring ATP's matches

It's not. His job is to check the official rules are followed correctly. He is not a video referee.

@@NamesAreRandom it’s much easier to decide if the rules are followed correctly if you know what happened. It’s something so obvious that is stupid having to explain it.

Sabalenka where is fair Play?

In women you not even imagine how much bad

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I remember that!

He and Kyrgios need therapy..NOW!!!

Idfwy money

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It should have a self report prices like golf. If you are caught cheating and not admitting you are penalized severely

🙏💚, yep there will be a part 2.

YAY!!!!!!!

Lol

You can clearly see he's tanking and if you follow him then you know that he's always like that. He doesn't give a fuck half the time and the moment he starts losing he has a meltdown, throws a tantrum and gives up

I can't tell if you're being serious or not. Paire is such a bad example to young people who want to play tennis. Throwing your toys out of the pram and not even trying to play shots just because you're losing is a terrible attitude, especially when families pay big money to watch them. Where do they think their prize money comes from?

🙏💚 😔It's unfortunate, but it happens to most, if not, to all the other tennis youtube channels as well.