They are saying she basically out her for anyone who follows tennis closely cause it's very easy to connect the dots for those who were around then to see their sudden friendship. I am more stuck in the age difference.Guest wrote: ↑27 Mar 2024, 19:43lmao i saw the above tweet, and also ran here. wtf is going on? tt is saying rebel has outed muchova, when they are the ones suggesting it’s her?!
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Does that mean they had sex?Guest wrote: ↑27 Mar 2024, 16:43
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it means they are just pals who are gals.
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Yes. Really hope Collins wins. Before the match I would have thought that‘s never going to happen, but now that she‘s won the first setGuest wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024, 20:04anyone watching?
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yeah. can see it happening. entertaining match though. hope it goes to three.
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Is it just me or does anyone else see the dominant bi-vibes from Collins?
I can imagine her with a female
I can imagine her with a female
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I definitely see it.Guest wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024, 22:28Is it just me or does anyone else see the dominant bi-vibes from Collins?
I can imagine her with a female
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Ok, first i thought that they are probably just friends. But I had a look at her ’friends’ instagram and they seem to be veeeery close, went on several trips together etc. Has Amanda been in Kasatkina‘s vlog? Because her rumoured gf follows both Kasatkina and Natasha. She also follows a few gay women‘s footballers (Bronze, Putellas, Oberdorf), that might not really mean anything, just something I noticedGuest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 20:47
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DA That girl is following a lot of gay women,not just the one you posted, Famous and not famous ones.Guest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 22:30Ok, first i thought that they are probably just friends. But I had a look at her ’friends’ instagram and they seem to be veeeery close, went on several trips together etc. Has Amanda been in Kasatkina‘s vlog? Because her rumoured gf follows both Kasatkina and Natasha. She also follows a few gay women‘s footballers (Bronze, Putellas, Oberdorf), that might not really mean anything, just something I noticedGuest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 20:47
I guess the poster here who was obsessed with Anisimova will be happy
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Who's the friend? Can't see any replies from her on AA post..Guest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 22:30Ok, first i thought that they are probably just friends. But I had a look at her ’friends’ instagram and they seem to be veeeery close, went on several trips together etc. Has Amanda been in Kasatkina‘s vlog? Because her rumoured gf follows both Kasatkina and Natasha. She also follows a few gay women‘s footballers (Bronze, Putellas, Oberdorf), that might not really mean anything, just something I noticedGuest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 20:47
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Guest wrote: ↑01 Apr 2024, 02:25DA That girl is following a lot of gay women,not just the one you posted, Famous and not famous ones.Guest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 22:30Ok, first i thought that they are probably just friends. But I had a look at her ’friends’ instagram and they seem to be veeeery close, went on several trips together etc. Has Amanda been in Kasatkina‘s vlog? Because her rumoured gf follows both Kasatkina and Natasha. She also follows a few gay women‘s footballers (Bronze, Putellas, Oberdorf), that might not really mean anything, just something I noticedGuest wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024, 20:47
I guess the poster here who was obsessed with Anisimova will be happy
This is her tik tok. She gay
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this transported me back to mid 2010s.
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I'm not ecstatic by the news, but I'd say one thing - WTA gets unusually big amount of shit thrown their way to be inclusive, prioritize morals and ethics over profit, but at the same time make money, have perfect organization, find locations for tournaments ready to offer a lot of money, but at the same time be financially sound. Meanwhile when ATP takes a horrendous moral decision over a horrendous moral decision it's lightly acknowledged as "oh typical ATP" and that's about it.
Fact is countries like Russia, China and now Saudi Arabia are ready to pay the big money and invest in organizing events. Probably for the sake of sportswashing, but I don't see other countries with supposedly better morals fighting to put favourable bids on the table. Instead what we see is continuous low balling of women's tournaments with half the prize money as men, shit court placements for any female player bar Swiatek and Sabalenka and then blaming the players for somehow not generating enough interest. Of course they won't generate the same interest as men because a female player will never get the media/tournament push as someone like Sinner and Alcaraz unless they're all the boxes varying from amazing attractiveness to being from the right countries. Therefore this decision isn't that surprising.
Fact is countries like Russia, China and now Saudi Arabia are ready to pay the big money and invest in organizing events. Probably for the sake of sportswashing, but I don't see other countries with supposedly better morals fighting to put favourable bids on the table. Instead what we see is continuous low balling of women's tournaments with half the prize money as men, shit court placements for any female player bar Swiatek and Sabalenka and then blaming the players for somehow not generating enough interest. Of course they won't generate the same interest as men because a female player will never get the media/tournament push as someone like Sinner and Alcaraz unless they're all the boxes varying from amazing attractiveness to being from the right countries. Therefore this decision isn't that surprising.
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They brought that a bit onto themselves by pulling out of the tournaments in China and making it about human rights, only to go back once Covid restrictions dropped. But yeah, I agree that it‘s useless to hold the WTA accountable for that but when there is an exho in Saudi Arabia with ATP players in the middle of the season it’s just a „oh welp“. Same for next gen finals last year.Guest wrote: ↑04 Apr 2024, 15:02I'm not ecstatic by the news, but I'd say one thing - WTA gets unusually big amount of shit thrown their way to be inclusive, prioritize morals and ethics over profit, but at the same time make money, have perfect organization, find locations for tournaments ready to offer a lot of money, but at the same time be financially sound. Meanwhile when ATP takes a horrendous moral decision over a horrendous moral decision it's lightly acknowledged as "oh typical ATP" and that's about it.
Fact is countries like Russia, China and now Saudi Arabia are ready to pay the big money and invest in organizing events. Probably for the sake of sportswashing, but I don't see other countries with supposedly better morals fighting to put favourable bids on the table. Instead what we see is continuous low balling of women's tournaments with half the prize money as men, shit court placements for any female player bar Swiatek and Sabalenka and then blaming the players for somehow not generating enough interest. Of course they won't generate the same interest as men because a female player will never get the media/tournament push as someone like Sinner and Alcaraz unless they're all the boxes varying from amazing attractiveness to being from the right countries. Therefore this decision isn't that surprising.
Ons is unsurprisingly very pro Saudi:
Only needs to start winning some matches soon to qualify. She‘s currently ranked 84 in the race.
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If I remember correctly Sabalenka and Pegula also spoke favourably about the finals being played there a few months ago when it was initially speculated. Kasatkina is the only who's outright denounced it and Swiatek had a statement that while not totally opposed to it acknowledged that there are legitimate concerns about it. I definitely think majority of the players support it considering the money is astronomical by all accounts - more than ATP finals prize money and obviously considerably more than the previous deal.
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Yeah, Sabalenka played an exhibition with Ons and was very happy about it.Олина Желязкова wrote: ↑04 Apr 2024, 15:39If I remember correctly Sabalenka and Pegula also spoke favourably about the finals being played there a few months ago when it was initially speculated. Kasatkina is the only who's outright denounced it and Swiatek had a statement that while not totally opposed to it acknowledged that there are legitimate concerns about it. I definitely think majority of the players support it considering the money is astronomical by all accounts - more than ATP finals prize money and obviously considerably more than the previous deal.
I don‘t expect anyone who qualifies to pull out. And honestly I can‘t blame any of them. If you‘ve worked since your childhood to be a professional tennis player you don‘t turn down a tournament like that.
Even Demi Schuurs, who’s openly gay, said that she would play because otherwise someone else would just take over her spot and that‘s it. And doubles players need the money even more.
And it‘s probably just the beginning of Saudi Arabia in tennis anyways. The tours have to decide what they do about that merger-2billion-offer soon.
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I kinda miss old days with Mugu being gay speculation drama was 24/7 topic
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Where is she now?Guest wrote: ↑06 Apr 2024, 02:59I kinda miss old days with Mugu being gay speculation drama was 24/7 topic
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Meet up with that Tom Ford model guy was the worst thing that happened to her… for Real.
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Muguruza is a weird case, like I get it, she fell in love and she realized there are more exciting things in life than tennis, but one thing is to start taking it easy in your career and another is to altogether give up on something you were doing your whole life. Even Osaka who outright said she hates tennis returned relatively quickly to the court after pregnancy and seems revitalized and hungry for success.
Imo without trying to pretend I know Muguruza personally I believe she will regret taking this drastic decision. My bet is in a couple of years she tries to return, but fails to get any results because the game has passed her by and she wasted the prime years of her sports career having a premature midlife crisis.
Imo without trying to pretend I know Muguruza personally I believe she will regret taking this drastic decision. My bet is in a couple of years she tries to return, but fails to get any results because the game has passed her by and she wasted the prime years of her sports career having a premature midlife crisis.
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This was probably my favourite episode of their vlog:
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Brady is amazing!
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Does anyone watch the Billie Jean King Cup?
I feel like this is one of the most boring weeks in the season. No interest in it at all, not even the good matchups
I feel like this is one of the most boring weeks in the season. No interest in it at all, not even the good matchups
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I stopped watching teams event since they made this new format
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Same. Lame format. Uninspiring. I'm done with BJK herself too for non-tennis reasons.Guest wrote: ↑12 Apr 2024, 11:00I stopped watching teams event since they made this new format
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If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
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Nice wins from Emma, hopefully it's gonna boost her confidence playing on tour.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 16:14Emma Raducanu
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Rudness as its best
new wta tournament, so bots are mumbling about iga's hard draw AS ALWAYS when she had easy one in Indian Wells, they hated you about mentioning it because she is so goat to beat wozniacki/kostyuk/sakkari...lately noskova and kalinskaya are proof of hard draw because iga lost to them. Pathetic, they dont even know that they won with her on fast courts.
new wta tournament, so bots are mumbling about iga's hard draw AS ALWAYS when she had easy one in Indian Wells, they hated you about mentioning it because she is so goat to beat wozniacki/kostyuk/sakkari...lately noskova and kalinskaya are proof of hard draw because iga lost to them. Pathetic, they dont even know that they won with her on fast courts.
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I have no doubt that rat will come back looking fitter than ever, sweep the FO and everyone will trot out the usual "remarkable, impossible" BS.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 15:20If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
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Really? I think his time is over and he will flop the next tournaments he enters (and actually plays) and will retire after the Olympics.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 06:52I have no doubt that rat will come back looking fitter than ever, sweep the FO and everyone will trot out the usual "remarkable, impossible" BS.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 15:20If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
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After his performance at RG 2022, when he claimed he was near retirement and every match could be his last, whilst looking fitter than ever, hard to trust a word he says.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 08:31Really? I think his time is over and he will flop the next tournaments he enters (and actually plays) and will retire after the Olympics.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 06:52I have no doubt that rat will come back looking fitter than ever, sweep the FO and everyone will trot out the usual "remarkable, impossible" BS.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 15:20If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
Wouldn't be surprised to see him pull his usual shite.
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DA, You are right he looks fitter than ever.Guest wrote: ↑16 Apr 2024, 09:59After his performance at RG 2022, when he claimed he was near retirement and every match could be his last, whilst looking fitter than ever, hard to trust a word he says.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 08:31Really? I think his time is over and he will flop the next tournaments he enters (and actually plays) and will retire after the Olympics.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 06:52I have no doubt that rat will come back looking fitter than ever, sweep the FO and everyone will trot out the usual "remarkable, impossible" BS.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 15:20If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
Wouldn't be surprised to see him pull his usual shite.
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The draw was tought for Iga in IW, it turned out to be easy for her, but her fans didn't mind in the end.Guest wrote: ↑14 Apr 2024, 16:21Rudness as its best
new wta tournament, so bots are mumbling about iga's hard draw AS ALWAYS when she had easy one in Indian Wells, they hated you about mentioning it because she is so goat to beat wozniacki/kostyuk/sakkari...lately noskova and kalinskaya are proof of hard draw because iga lost to them. Pathetic, they dont even know that they won with her on fast courts.
Sabalenka has Vekic and Samsonova after all. She never won with Vekic. Ostepenko will lose to Kerber again and she will be one with iga in QF, I think. Rybakina may end sooner,too.
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If he wins the FO, even Lance Armstrong will be pointing the finger.Guest wrote: ↑16 Apr 2024, 15:20DA, You are right he looks fitter than ever.Guest wrote: ↑16 Apr 2024, 09:59After his performance at RG 2022, when he claimed he was near retirement and every match could be his last, whilst looking fitter than ever, hard to trust a word he says.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 08:31Really? I think his time is over and he will flop the next tournaments he enters (and actually plays) and will retire after the Olympics.Guest wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 06:52I have no doubt that rat will come back looking fitter than ever, sweep the FO and everyone will trot out the usual "remarkable, impossible" BS.Guest wrote: ↑13 Apr 2024, 15:20If Nadal literally comes back and wins the FO, I hope people will have the balls to call it out for what it is
Wouldn't be surprised to see him pull his usual shite.
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If Nadal wins the FO, it either means:
1. It is the weakest field in tennis history, WTA or ATP.
2. He has been pretending like 2022.
We shall see I guess
1. It is the weakest field in tennis history, WTA or ATP.
2. He has been pretending like 2022.
We shall see I guess
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anyone willing to admit they overreacted about rafa
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For once, I think Nadal's injury is genuine..however, I still expect him to inject all sorts come RG time and for the draw to be rigged for him.
He's hilarious really, called Novak obsessed but one of them was willing to miss slams for his beliefs, the other will do ANYTHING to win. As far as I'm concerned, he is 3rd behind Novak and Roger.
He's hilarious really, called Novak obsessed but one of them was willing to miss slams for his beliefs, the other will do ANYTHING to win. As far as I'm concerned, he is 3rd behind Novak and Roger.
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All of them are dopers. How are people so delusional that you genuinely believe your favourite of the big three is somehow clean? All of them have had serious injuries, even with implications coming from themselves that it's a career ending injury, then miraculously after a few months off the court they always came back revitalized. And of course it's not just the big three - Alcaraz going from a stick figure to brick shit house in the span of a few months.
I'm sure women's tennis is also far from clean (as we've seen), but at least when someone gets a serious injury you know shit is actually bad and there won't be a miraculous comeback. There have been some early retirements too due to injuries. In men's tennis there is always some inspirational story about a player with some serious chronic injury, disappearing for a few months and suddenly coming back better than he was before.
I'm sure women's tennis is also far from clean (as we've seen), but at least when someone gets a serious injury you know shit is actually bad and there won't be a miraculous comeback. There have been some early retirements too due to injuries. In men's tennis there is always some inspirational story about a player with some serious chronic injury, disappearing for a few months and suddenly coming back better than he was before.
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Serena was cought doping during RG in 2015 , but wta protected her.Vvvv wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 11:12All of them are dopers. How are people so delusional that you genuinely believe your favourite of the big three is somehow clean? All of them have had serious injuries, even with implications coming from themselves that it's a career ending injury, then miraculously after a few months off the court they always came back revitalized. And of course it's not just the big three - Alcaraz going from a stick figure to brick shit house in the span of a few months.
I'm sure women's tennis is also far from clean (as we've seen), but at least when someone gets a serious injury you know shit is actually bad and there won't be a miraculous comeback. There have been some early retirements too due to injuries. In men's tennis there is always some inspirational story about a player with some serious chronic injury, disappearing for a few months and suddenly coming back better than he was before.
Djokovic "has" asthma. He doesn't but he is able to take drugs which helps him play. It is know fact that many players 'have' ADHD. Like Swiatek. That's how it works.
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You have a very vivid imagination.Guest wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 16:28Serena was cought doping during RG in 2015 , but wta protected her.Vvvv wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 11:12All of them are dopers. How are people so delusional that you genuinely believe your favourite of the big three is somehow clean? All of them have had serious injuries, even with implications coming from themselves that it's a career ending injury, then miraculously after a few months off the court they always came back revitalized. And of course it's not just the big three - Alcaraz going from a stick figure to brick shit house in the span of a few months.
I'm sure women's tennis is also far from clean (as we've seen), but at least when someone gets a serious injury you know shit is actually bad and there won't be a miraculous comeback. There have been some early retirements too due to injuries. In men's tennis there is always some inspirational story about a player with some serious chronic injury, disappearing for a few months and suddenly coming back better than he was before.
Djokovic "has" asthma. He doesn't but he is able to take drugs which helps him play. It is know fact that many players 'have' ADHD. Like Swiatek. That's how it works.
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Nadal is the biggest doper in all sports. These "injuries" are so he can get TUEs. I won't be shocked to him looking miraculously recovered by RG.
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https://tennis-infinity.com/atp/what-do ... ats-in-dayGuest wrote: ↑19 Apr 2024, 01:11You have a very vivid imagination.Guest wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 16:28Serena was cought doping during RG in 2015 , but wta protected her.Vvvv wrote: ↑18 Apr 2024, 11:12All of them are dopers. How are people so delusional that you genuinely believe your favourite of the big three is somehow clean? All of them have had serious injuries, even with implications coming from themselves that it's a career ending injury, then miraculously after a few months off the court they always came back revitalized. And of course it's not just the big three - Alcaraz going from a stick figure to brick shit house in the span of a few months.
I'm sure women's tennis is also far from clean (as we've seen), but at least when someone gets a serious injury you know shit is actually bad and there won't be a miraculous comeback. There have been some early retirements too due to injuries. In men's tennis there is always some inspirational story about a player with some serious chronic injury, disappearing for a few months and suddenly coming back better than he was before.
Djokovic "has" asthma. He doesn't but he is able to take drugs which helps him play. It is know fact that many players 'have' ADHD. Like Swiatek. That's how it works.
I was always struggling with respiratory problem, a kind of mild version of asthma and suffocation during the night for many years since I was seven years old. For some reason, you know, as the time was passing by these allergies were gaining more intensity in terms of the reaction I felt. It was just getting stronger and stronger and the place where I felt that the most was always the tennis court."
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