Tennis Hard Court Drama 2022 | Part 02 | She's Faking, You Can Tell She's Faking

[@cepibanikovec]

Azarenka saying that Putintseva needs a psychiatrist LOL, she was so right too

[@kyrxgogo]

And now it’s ironic, considering how Azarenka acted against the 16 year old Fruhvirtova.

[@Justanotherandy63]

Be careful what you say. When my minions and I conquor the planet we will make her your Empress.

[@dinomijatovic3921]

Yeah like she is the one to recognize it

[@lobogo777]

It is actually quite shocking that Maria Sakkari seriously wanted to have that argument. She either had no clue about the rule or she has special acting talent.

[@idfwy5255]

Im not surprised she tried to win that point 🙄

[@user-gu1un7pb7k]

She's done that before, made arguments over very well established rules.

[@achnix3167]

Happened before

[@pvoss3073]

She's the absolute worst.

[@falks941]

Agreed. She had a lot of nerve to even think she could take that point, let alone argue it. I like her fighting spirit but she does push it sometimes and try to rob points - would even go as far as saying cheating in a couple of matches before.

[@michaelblair1582]

Umpire: "I need to see you serve properly" Sabalenka, internally: "are you trolling me right now?"

[@golllaur]

but how an umpire can even demand for specific motion? There's no rule about that, what the hell did she talk about?

[@cingilc]

@@golllaur I think it was about the "best efforts" violation not about the motion. Umpire was covering her ass as best as she can.

[@golllaur]

@@cingilc but underarm actually was her best effort because it gave her best results in putting the ball in LOL )))

[@MrRazorblade999]

@@cingilc The umpire is an id*ot

[@yibozhao1012]

@@golllaur haha, you are right. that 159km/h ace from her afterwards tho :D

[@Jcoke2201]

i missed putinseva half way through the video. And when i finally found her, tears rolled down my eyes, " that's my girl "

[@puppykidd]

😂😂😂. She is always the constant that we need in these videos!

[@Justanotherandy63]

She is a goddess

[@gaspardieu558]

How does Sakkari play tennis professionally and not know the rules regarding touching the net?

[@davidkaposi4867]

She's gettin played to play the game not to know the rulebook 😂

[@fennec_5921]

@@davidkaposi4867 just by osmosis she should know that rule though, it's not exactly an obscure one. i played as a kid for a decade or so and i could have told you that she should lose the point there, what excuse does she have when she's been playing this sport at the highest level for likely well over half of her life

[@alancosta4760]

Not the first time but this is tactical she really know the rules trust on me

[@cepibanikovec]

Oh she knows the rules, she doesnt know what sportsmanship is tho

[@tennispredictionsandreacti130]

@@cepibanikovec Keep on embarrassing yourself, loser. Maria Sakkari knows what sportsmanship is. Only blind hater like you wouldn't realize that.

[@lobogo777]

To see a Pro forget how to serve in the middle of a match is rather stunning.

[@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220]

Makes you feel better about your serve huh?

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

i think she was trying to adjust it but it wasnt working.

[@aridreams567]

I know it's happened to me quite a bit lol. Not a pro but very embarrassing in a big match.

[@williamford9564]

It happens more often than you think. I think Petra Kvitova had a match last year where she had 15 or so double faults in a match.

[@HarryJohnson69]

She probably got a new coach that changed her technique. The umpire was telling her to “serve normal” and she responded that she is having technical problems. Feel free to fact check me cause I’m too lazy to verify this. It’s just a guess

[@eiji1597]

Im so sorry for Sabalenka, she really believed that she can not serve as a pro. Mannn thats so embarassing to her mind

[@louisgianfrancesco]

I feel for Sabalenka, hitting so many double faults makes you question your ability.

[@filthysanchez80]

she plays tennis full-time for 10+ years and can't get the ball inside the box. and still she earns more money in 3 months on tour than me working my entire fukking life

[@yosht6110]

that's me on a daily basis anyway...

[@alancosta4760]

She stopped just a momentum mental breakdown

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

@@filthysanchez80 she can put it inside the box thats why she was underarm serving.

[@onyx081]

@@filthysanchez80 Being bitter on the internet is not going to increase your finances

[@myerklamb8529]

In that first rally that ball was nearly a foot out. Seriously, how can you miss that call?

[@Minty1888]

Yeah it was 100% out lol

[@SiLatics56]

By having really bad eyesight

[@unknownuser_4245]

Umpires probably dont listen to Tauson anymore after her 400000000 billion wrong calls and claiming that her opponents ball has been out lol (yes, this one was out)

[@nk6536]

@@unknownuser_4245 Makes kinda sense and seeing it this way changes my opinion about it. When you're trustworthy and known as fair player it would have been a different game. Karma.. :D

[@brettfolsom3794]

Match fixing

[@_TheKhanhArtist_]

That was a wrong for the umpire to tell Sabalenka to serve properly when Sabalenka was basically giving free points to Double Faults. She had a better chance to underhand the serve at the time. The umpire just puts more unnecessary stress in her.

[@sweetandsavoury]

The commentator on the Sabalenka match saying " and another 1" I am dyinggg 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤣

[@RickyPro888]

Golubic completely lied about that challenge 😂

[@orbitalwarrior]

The funny thing is that Sabalenka was obviously struggling with her serve, and the umpire is like 'you need to serve better'. Ok, you have to show reasonable effort, but that was a bit hard on Aryna.

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

like if she was tanking why was she fighting on returns and actually fighting to win the match.

[@orbitalwarrior]

@@dennisvillaflor3359 Exactly. It was 7-5 in the third set, not 6-0.

[@3atennis933]

Not a Sabalenka fan (really hate screamers), but really respect the way she kept her cool when facing such harsh/mockery demand from the umpire! Com'on! Obviously she was struggling with serve motions that moment, how to "serve better"?! Of course she would if she could find the way.

[@collinmonette9795]

That Sabelanka serving is some of the saddest scenes ever on a court. Just like she forgot how to play.

[@pigalow2002]

She desperately needs a sports psychologist. I saw her legs shaking at 1 point. That was entirely mental.

[@gastoo6976]

Putintseva asking for physio at 5-4 in the last set OMG... thats just nasty and so wrong !!! She is so hateful, always has to do something like that. Im so glad that she lost.

[@terencewong4687]

I don’t like her either. Obnoxious behaviour on court and a sour loser.

[@davidkaposi4867]

Every single one of your videos could be used as a marketing example of why the live hawkeye system is a must for every court 😂

[@myerklamb8529]

That first point the return was like a foot out lol. Completely pathetic

[@achnix3167]

Always the same with Sakkari. Doesnt know the rules and starts arguing

[@HanzSygnal]

Man, when your confidence is gone, there's nothing you can do sometimes

[@roronoazoro3987]

Sakkari not knowing the rules it's the funniest thing I've ever seen

[@williamford9564]

6:07: I caught the last set and a half on a stream. Sabalenka had 21 double faults in the match and this match was among a stretch of 3 matches where she had 55 total double faults. This tournament was in January and if you look at her matches since the Australian Open up to now,, her ace count, which last year was high single or low double digits is now 2,3,4 a match. She is now just trying to get the ball in, but in doing so has lost one of her best weapons.

[@holymackenaw]

LOL. The screaming is very funny when Aryna is making all those mistakes. It seems like she is doing a parody of herself.

[@__________________4241]

Osorio laughing at kalinskaya was priceless

[@ceterisparibus6261]

she lost.... doesn't matter... and she took a longer time out and got ice in her legs... was completely refreshed...Anna had to take painkillers... and won? I think she was laughing in a sort of forced way... to hide something else. Come seriously?

[@genevievemccloskey9505]

When you get outplayed so obviously, sometimes all you can do is smile

[@Uamigo500]

Tennis ratings would go thru the roof if Yulia Putintseva and Victoria Azarenka had to play each other at every tournament.

[@louisdore-savard8429]

They really need to change the physio rule. You ask for the physio? You get it when it's your turn to serve. That's it. It has become an obvious strategy to break the server's rhythm they're not fooling anyone.

[@williamford9564]

The WTA and ATP would never allow that because if a player gets a serious on court injury because they played on or God forbid, a player passes out and dies on the court, the lawsuits for negligence and the public outcry for endangering player's health and safety would be ruinous for the sport. The physios are professionals and they can see if there is a true injury or critical cardiovascular or other problem..

[@louisdore-savard8429]

@@williamford9564 Along the same line, I have never seen a physio see a player and then go to the umpire and say "I think she is faking let's carry on". They would be equally liable if something happened. Maybe what I am suggesting is not the solution but there is got to be something?

[@alancosta4760]

I'm against call the physio during the whole set do you wanna see the physio? Right wait the end of set whatever it's the 2nd and you lost the 1st or the 3rd it's not the opponent's business

[@williamford9564]

@@alancosta4760 It doesn’t matter what you think. The tours have the rules and they are there for a reason, so as to not potentially damage the sport from a financial and reputational standpoint.

[@jarrettpeeples9745]

They actually had a case of this happening in one of the recent videos. Taylor Fritz called for the physio. The physio took one look at his arm and said that he could not treat him because the issue did not appear to be acute. Fritz asked how that could be, and the physio said that if the issue was actually affecting his play, then he would not have waited until he was down 4-1 in the second set to call him.

[@alancosta4760]

Kalinskaya complaining about fake MTO it's amazing because she's a pro in that tactic 😂😂 it's like Kyrgios complaining about curse or Djokovic about long service motion

[@einarsd4]

And you are idiot. Maria Camilla Osorio Serrano didn't have any injury, you peabrain. There was no signs that Maria Camilla Osorio Serrano had any injury, so Anna Kalinskaya was correct. That MTO which Maria Camilla Osorio Serrano took in that match was 100% fake. That was strategic MTO to disrupt Kalinskaya's momentum and rhythm.

[@einarsd4]

Show me, where before that MTO Osorio Serrano was injured? Or you will admit that you are absolute idiot?

[@rogerdean3989]

Right?? I was to say about this. The Audacity of her complaining about fake MTO hahaha

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

Yastremska was actually right, hindrance is a hindrance, doesnt matter if the opponent can get to it or not.

[@elisimpson3492]

That ref is absolutely moronic she makes mistakes in every match I watch when Its her too

[@salez9830]

No, hindrance is a judgement call. If a player can't get to the ball there's no hindrance.

[@nicovfb]

Sabalenka grunting during the serve is so annoying

[@bluefootballspeed]

Tennis advocate better than tennis tv

[@alancosta4760]

Wtf is that?

[@peopletvrus]

OMG TWO VIDEOS AT ONCE, YOURE THE BEST 💖

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@fatemarampur]

“Must be a mental thing” OMG what a roast 😂😂

[@ramonecricket5183]

The hell was that shit with Juvan at 9:51? I've never seen a ball so far out called in. Sudden Blindness: it's a helluva thing.

[@volley-tennisdsM]

It`s similar but on the other way when Haigh called Errani`s serve out

[@alancosta4760]

Clearly the umpire wasn't paying attention to the match

[@anthonydecastro6938]

Cicak in the Putintseva-Azarenka match was just unbelievably INCOMPETENT!!!

[@williamford9564]

7:33: Collins retired with an injury a couple of games later and has been out ever since.

[@alancosta4760]

It's the same injury she has a chronic problem in her arm like Nadal in his foot she's never 100%

[@bigrobsydney]

Pro tournaments need to use Hawkeye Live AND video replay for double bounces. It amazes me that as spectators we can see multiple replays within seconds of something happening live, and this is anywhere in the world, but the officials that are right there and local are unable to access the exact same material? Incredible. In the time it takes for a player to complain and get a supervisor to the court, the on court umpire could have reviewed the action using a monitor on the chair, on the big screen for the spectators, or, maybe use their own smartphone to see the same replay we do. In this modern age when literally EVERY spectator has access to a smartphone, the fact that umpires cant use this technology is just criminal. Is anyone surprised when players get upset at the officials?

[@MarcoSpeaksNadsat]

It is impossible for a professional player to not know the rule about touching the net before the ball is dead....surely.

[@einarsd4]

You are delusional. The WAS LONG DEAD when Sakkari touched the net, you delusional loser. The ball counts as dead also when after the FIRST BOUNCE POINT CAN'T BE CONTINUED. In this case after Sakkari's forehand point was over and ball was dead, because it was impossible for a point to continue. Umpire was wrong and so are you. It was a winner since it was impossible for a play to continue. Double bounce rule in this case doesn't apply. Now you understand how absolutely absurd and hilarious your argument sounds?

[@ruthadiscipleofjesuschrist1788]

that whole sequence of Sabalenka's double faults then losing those under hand serve rallies @ 3:47 and 4:45 cracked me up

[@fernandamelo8260]

‘Four? Ah, Four? Four is okay? 🤙🏻’ Vika 😭

[@anghoainam6905]

Surely Sakkari didn’t watch the RG 2013 SF

[@williambasquez7607]

I wish Umps could talk to players the same way they talk to them; that would make players think twice before sassing an ump

[@leclercqthibaut5288]

There's something I don't understand about the Sabalenka incident. OK, she's made a double fault, lost confidence completely and made a lot of others. Not at all at the same level, but I also play tennis and this already happened to me, so I understand that. But, why does the umpire get involved in that ? Making double faults or serving underarm is not forbidden by the rules and the umpîre sees that Sabalenka does her best and surely doesn't miss on purpose. And she's not her coach, so she has no reason to try to help her either. So, why is the umpire interfering with that ?

[@ya2slapoisse]

The umpire legitimately suspected a fixed match I guess, like right after she warned her, she served aces

[@leclercqthibaut5288]

@@ya2slapoisse Maybe. But, if she had fixed the match, she would have played badly as well on her opponent's serve. It's clear that she really wanted to win, but was in deep mental and technical trouble. The umpire's intervention helped Sabalenka to serve better and, even though she finally lost, the umpire influenced the game in her favor and that shouldn't happen.

[@BobCakez]

Maybe she's concerned if she's injured and if she wants a trainer

[@onyx081]

@@ya2slapoisse Dude, calm with your tin foil hat wearing match fixing conspiracies.

[@miguelteirlinck6942]

1. Sus of injury 2. Sus of match fixing 3. Sus of not trying her best... When on the court you have to take the sport serious and have to work for every point... (Laver Cup incident as example) 4...

[@nicovfb]

I dont know what the line umpire in the first clip did

[@momskitchen6153]

None of your videos are incomplete without poots in it. . . DRAMA QUEEN for a reason

[@CarterHayes77]

2022 and the uploads commence thank you!

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@rsybing]

Tennis Advocate is a mountain of evidence that "I'm just asking" should never be taken at face value.

[@KpopTwice1]

well done Ali Katebi for just admitting they’re wrong instead of argue a stupid point to the bitter end just to avoid being proven wrong 😂

[@gerryminner3968]

Theyre wrong? Hes wrong, its right in front of him. I dont know how you can miss that honestly.

[@KpopTwice1]

@@gerryminner3968 yes I meant Ali Katebi is wrong. Maybe not the best pronoun to use but clearly I meant Ali Katebi is admitting something so it must be a personal fault and not the players.

[@alancosta4760]

Hahaha only because there was a camera right behind him in ITF and ATP challenge he doesn't give a fuck

[@mrg1254]

That women umpire is embarrassing how is she aloud to continue doing the job 😳

[@parkercrossland410]

I feel like so many refs don't know how to properly explain things. They're right, but their ability to explain themselves concisely is terrible. Perhaps it's due to English not being a first language in many cases, but at the same time you should know how to explain rules and regulations better than anyone. Also, the ref stand should have a monitor with audio that can show replays of points with sound to check the timing of things or see something that was initially missed.

[@einarsd4]

English is 2nd biggest language in the world. This umpire wasn't able to explain his case, because he didn't had any. Maria Sakkari was destroying that umpire with true facts about tennis rules. It was easy for her. Bachi never had any point in this argument. He was badly losing to Sakkari in that argument. That umpire clearly didn't know when the ball counts as dead. He clearly had no clue that ball counts as dead when after the first bounce ball wasn't returned or if after the first bounce it is impossible to return the ball back. In this case Sakkari made forehand ball bounced out of Merten's reach and point was over since it was impossible for a point to continue. Which means that point goes to Sakkari.

[@parkercrossland410]

@@einarsd4 It only becomes dead upon its second bounce. If it hasn't bounced twice, the point is still live. It does not matter if the other player would physically not be capable of getting there. If it did then there would be exposure to a judgement call of timing, which is not good within a sport that wants to be taken seriously.

[@einarsd4]

@@parkercrossland410 You just proved how clueless about tennis rules you are. It does matter you clown. You it seems don't know what is winner. A winner is any shot that can't be physically returned and is within singles court. Maria Sakkari was completely correct. Her shot was a winner. If a shot can't be returned then a ball is dead and point ends. Point continues as long as the ball can be returned back. The first shot that can't be returned ends the point. Now you understand or I am too smart for you?

[@pigalow2002]

Wow-the 1st one. That ball was out by at least 6”. That’s easily the worst 1 of those I’ve seen. Ever. & every point Putinseva plays is a “break”point.

[@Willam342]

I'm so disgusted with the fact that in the first rally the other girls don't say anything while they know they hit the ball out

[@onsb.605]

That Sabalenka compilation is too painful

[@seangates900]

Best Actress goes to . . . Kalinskaya! That's a shocker.

[@markuse3472]

I would Love to see one of these videos with Putintseva vs Ostapenko, a full video only them.

[@christinam8545]

You could have put that entire Putinseva-Azarenka match in lol

[@gdrtv4164]

Great sportsmanship from Xu! That's what we need in Tennis. And no offence but that's something pretty rare especially in WTA. Will be rooting for her since now.

[@javiert.592]

From Mertens, i think

[@tanyasingh3118]

Love you, was waiting for this notification.

[@TennisAdvocate]

🙏💚

[@seangates900]

Xu and Mertens in simultaneous and complete agreement on opposite sides of the net, both displaying great sportsmanship, and the umpire is against both of them. Unreal.

[@totaldramataco4961]

that first one was like two feet out wtf

[@eduardochernia]

Sabalenka be like "underarm serve is not working, I ll toss in some hyndrance grunt into the mix while my opponent is hitting."

[@evija87]

11:17 Van Uytvanck 🤣 Whole scene is so funny with her leaning against the net and saying it.

[@javiert.592]

I expected better behaviour from Van Uytvanck. Moreover, it might have been a single bounce. Very close

[@marcyslaoal1364]

Van Dyke

[@redplague]

Azarenka calling out Putintseva for faking an injury is one of the most hypocritical things I've heard a tennis player say.

[@zaheersarang6466]

Really felt for Sabalenka she looked defeated

[@bende2479]

Question to the tennis experts, why do tennis players tend to get away with the abuse they make towards the umpire and line officials. It’s like tennis attracts diva athletes. In other sports you get penalized heavy for that. Just recently what zverev did to that umpire. The rules need to be strict.

[@The-Rio]

for each violation/warning there's a fine and if you get a certain number of violations/warnings (idk how many) there's a point penalty and you can also get defaulted if you get a certain number of them in a match

[@JR-fd6fe]

Zverev did get heavily penalized. And comparing tennis to other sports is ridiculous, like apples to ski shoes.

[@xanax-hl4kk]

@@The-Rio It's more like how much crap an umpire can take from the players and when the time is to draw the line. I mean, there are players that get away with too much stuff, for example Kyrgios who sometimes says terrible things to umpires but rarely gets penalized. I think it's up to the umpires when to step up and tell those divas to shut the fuck up or else.

[@MarioBeart]

Because they know those things are said in moment of frustration and anger. Tennis is the most individual sport and if you play it at this level you know how tough it can be for your nerves. There's also a line of course, the players know it, they can never go too far, many times when this happens the umpire reminds this to the player and the player immediately stops (I remember when Collins accused an Australian umpire of being corrupt in favor of Barty, who's Australian).

[@noroshut1082]

@@MarioBeart yet that's not an excuse to say or do whatever to a chair umpire because sports is all about discipline; a player's ability to control themselves under pressure.

[@qvyti]

how’re you gonna be an umpire if you can’t even pay attention when a player wants to challenge…

[@emeraldd_]

Definitely wasn’t her day for Sabalenka

[@James.c]

Once Sabalenka made the first few double faults she seemed to take out all the leg drive and speed. Probably what messed her up

[@mskcrc]

The yips, through and through. She's practiced her serve thousands and thousands of times. "Forgetting" how to get even a lob in play is 100% mental, which leads to technique breakdown. It must be a horrible feeling.

[@ChrisHasbrook]

The first clip....lmao....I'm not a tennis aficionado but WOW lol that was a GOOD 1-1.5' out, like "you're fired" out

[@tbx59]

Poor Sabalenka, who could be expected to serve when someone is screaming.

[@crazycatpetera1404]

Sabalenka’s serve makes Sharapova’s look like Roger’s 😂

[@aridreams567]

Xu is always quite nice. Good sportsmanship earns you good karma.

[@Sergio_Gonzales6]

Incredible. Even the small kids in my tennis school know, that you must not touch the net until the second bounce of the ball. It is not the first time Sakkari behaves like a little child...oh no sorry behaves like herself. The kids are much smarter than her in terms of tennis rules.

[@Willam342]

same thing happens at 10:03. I'm so baffeled why the opponent doesn't say something. Even at this level they can't be fairplay.

[@pastorofmuppets8834]

Sabalenka knows what it's like when I'm serving

[@mu1ch1ro__]

ok but sabalenka's double faults were sooo funny😂😂😂😂

[@ohhiitsjustme3445]

Aryna girl, we feel ur pain!! We’ve all had the “yips” at some point! 😖😬🙈

[@Vis_Comica]

video without putintseva? impossible

[@JR-fd6fe]

So you’re saying you didn’t watch the video? Lol

[@JeffreyPeters0412]

U stole my comment lmao

[@gabrielametodieva8360]

She’s played 2 main draw matches this year and still made it. Truly a queen

[@alancosta4760]

You didn't watch the video?

[@nervozni]

I was waiting patiently for Ostapenko but nothing. Well....

[@meandermyself61]

Felt bad for Sabalenka, was clearly frustrated to the point her serve stopped working, then the umpire tells her to serve properly when she resorts to serving underarm out of desperation.

[@CA_I]

To try and serve the same way when you df that much is just strange. Why go for it so much on both serves?

[@sadas3190]

Me: Why do people watch stupid reality TV for the drama Also me: OH YES ANOTHER TENNIS ADVOCATE VID

[@Rangell27]

Love to see the laugh on serranos face after she observes that even kalinskaya takes assistance of a physiotherapist to get at her 🤣

[@whitekeyboard14]

Sakkari does my head in, she’s such a bad sport and try’s to rob points. How could she think she deserved that point haha wow

[@csjouko1]

I'm not feeling so sad about my serve after wathcing this video

[@SiLatics56]

Sabalenka's screeching really helped with those serves didn't it 🤣🤣👍

[@miragowaikar98]

WOHOO!!!! my month is complete:)

[@ilariekendi341]

With such a deplorable service and yet in the top 5 in the world .... we must admit that it is a real performance for Sabalenka.😄

[@mskcrc]

her serve is usually a weapon -- she had the yips, might still have the yips, and that is a dangerous thing to have as a tennis pro

[@janflorenciano4787]

Same happened to Zverev couple years ago. He was making like 30 doubles some matches

[@Sebastian-wz1wh]

Funny how Azarenka accuses someone else faking their injury when she did the exact same thing 10 years ago on the same court😊

[@bartekshow9097]

This is ridiculous that Maria Sakkari not consider chair umpire decision. It is clearly evident that she touched net before the ball left the game...

[@АртёмКарамзин-з1ь]

Putintseva is back😍👍

[@dennisvillaflor3359]

Cicak is becoming one of the most annoying umpires, her arrogance is just another level.

[@robbiemascarina9551]

Yeah and she’s made a lot of mistakes over the years. I think Alberti is arrogant as well and just straight up annoying from what I saw in the vid 😤

[@tellocas0]

Not Golubic asking Ms (Asian) Jenny where her eyes are.... you wrong

[@TRASHoftheTITANS]

Notice how most players who've struggled with service yips have a high ball toss. Sabalenka, Zverev, Sharapova, Safina, Kournikova. I'm obviously not a pro coach, but I wonder why none of those players ever seemed to try lowering their toss? It must make timing unnecessarily difficult when you're waiting for the ball to fall several feet before you hit it

[@GoVeganOrDie]

Bec they are all tall asf and higher toss is more efficient

[@pejanarebu3205]

Love the song playing at guadalajara.

[@nicolaswithac92oninsta]

so many double faults makes you question your ability.

[@achnix3167]

Sabakenka has issues

[@tbwatch88]

Poots is so gross--but you know you would. you KNOW it! funny thing, though: Az is way worse.

[@justcallmedan7687]

I've been watching a few of Osorio's matches. Looks like she might become the new Putinseva in a year or so. Fingers crossed. lmao

[@nehalsayyad773]

No drama video is complete without Collins featuring in it🤣🤣 (And she is wrong everytime)

[@JH-es6xg]

Has Sakkari ever been to school?

[@einarsd4]

Unlike you, she was. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@einarsd4]

Stop proving how clueless and uneducated you are in tennis rules. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@einarsd4]

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@einarsd4]

You clearly don't know tennis rules. You only think that you know, but you actually don't. Sakkari knows tennis rules better than you and that shitty umpire.

[@JH-es6xg]

@@einarsd4 yeah too busy screwing your mom

[@ceterisparibus6261]

anna is so cute and well composed.. I wish you the very best !! I love you i am so sorry i might say things but if there are cuties in the world... somewhere near the top would have to be anna kalinskaya.. the way she expresses her distrust is similar to how rybakina says it as well. exteremely cute.

[@TRASHoftheTITANS]

Kaukeyeva is a shocking umpire. She's made some egregious errors, but missing such a slow ball landing a foot out right under her nose is a farce. She's one of several umpires who seem to feature a disproportionate number of times on this channel for basic errors. It really makes you question the standards.