Top 20 Controversial Points in WTA History Part 1 (Tennis DRAMA)
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Wozniacki should have been penalized for that goddamned outfit. Good Lord.
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Steffi is a snob
@@rudyray4833 The shorter the better
Players: Call me the Supervisor Supervisor: 👁️👄👁️
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Best comment @Apsham Limbu. That was so funny. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have a question. What is the point of the supervisor, they literally don’t do anything. They always just agree to whatever the umpire says🤦🏽♂️
the supervisor makes sure the rules are followed, and the rules state that the umpire's decision is final (so basically the supervisor does nothing....)
chair umpire rules on matters of fact as to what happened. Supoervisor or referee can rule on interpretations of rules but not what happened. My bet is players don't know that as I have found players rarely know all the rules.
@@andrewdavidson6495 no we know this by now but even then they dont correct obvious mistakes sometimes. The point is that this System is stupid
@ your problem is you expect people to be perfect. If they were then you would never get past the first point in a tennis game as nobody would make a mistake or be in the wrong spot. We seem to be far more forgiving on players who don't know the rules as demonstrated by this video where they argue endlessly when even the rules say once a player argues the officials are not allowed to change their decision.
Exactly!
Calling a supervisor is like writing to your congressman.
It's like asking to speak to the manager.
Lol. Yes
Poor Errani, she hit one decent serve her whole life yet gets the worst overrule ever! What are the chances!! No wonder she was pissed
Lmao
I know right 🤣🤣🤣
OMG this made me laugh so hard at 2 am, i woke up the ppl in my house! Is/Was Errani as bad as Dementieva for serve?
@@cenifh you can't even compare Errani's to Elena's. Starting around 2007-08 Demntieve steadied her serve, hitting good first serves consistently over 95mph. I remember watching matches the last few years of her career where she would even land a bunch of aces with respectable speeds and placements. Errani on the other hand, oh boy!
@@sidds3180 Sara is only 5'4....at that height, it's not worth it to hit it hard, better just spin it in slowly, and be ready to scamper. Pretty amazing to get to world number 4 at that height, with no serve.
I attended a tennis supervisors course. I learnt to walk holding a handset, and to tell people that we were sticking with the umpires decision. Its a hell of an easy job.
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Every time Serena starts to carry on, Venus always be like, "Here she go again."
"she's like 100 meters far! 100% you made a mistake!" You said it Li Na!
Zhu what a cheeter
@@pralinekepralineke115 who... who was talking about Zhu?
Apparently a Chinese metre is 100x smaller than a metre everywhere else in the world.
@@scotth6814 that’s just a simile to suggest she is very far from the ball
lmao , I get humans make mistakes but the serena vs Capriati one was so ridiculous it made me laugh...how could you possibly see that ball out?
What makes it even worse is that the line umpire made the correct call and the chair umpire, who was on the other side of the court from where the ball landed, overruled and called it out.
@Bobby Slater but did you not see the Pliskova one? It's far worse than Serena's because it was soooooooo slow... But since she is white it's not an issue?
@@Ultramares Was it in a slam? Serena's debacle was at a night match in the semis of the US Open, and it was FIVE bad calls. That's why it got so much attention. Serena and Jennifer were both big attention getters. The woman who made the terrible overrule was too inexperienced to be doing such a high pressure match. The real reason she was picked to chair that match was because several top chair umpires had been suspended because they sold their comp tickets to the Beijing Olympics for a good profit....so she was given the nod.
@@Ultramares Serena was playing in a GRAND SLAM Big difference
I think errani's Ball was even Worse. Overruled the Line Empire and the Ball was clearly in the Field plus the Ball from the opponent was clearly Out!
This makes me so angry, the judges wants to be right so badly that they refuse to admit when they are wrong, why can't they just watch the camera footage!
Often the ball bounces and drags across the floor so in a replay it might seem that the ball bounces outside whereas the initial touch might've happened inside the court. You can learn more about this in a hawk eye documentary, it's quite interesting
@@LuisSanchez-gh3gr got a link?
"You're good to lie you're 18 years old" Schiavone nailed it hahahah
Arguing with the umpire and supervisor seems almost as pointless as arguing with the tow truck company that towed your car
I feel bad for Li Na. She was right. The opponent was clearly too far from the ball. I hope she won the game in the end.
The opponet even stop to play before shut "out".
Can someone explain what happened? I don’t understand
NICOLE MILLER Li hit a winner which was called out. She challenged and she should have won the point because Wozniak stopped before the call was made,she was so far away from the ball
Hantuchova too, she lost the point, even with she hit the ball inside the opponets side
Also the ball had already passed her opponent when the call came
poor pliskova. i remmeber this when it happened. she cracked me up with the chair smash. so wrong but funny.
She went into savage mode!
@Clément Bolle wow I didn't see that. I thought she faked the umpire out with the handshake
@Clément Bolle thank I didn't notice either. The Empire did her dirty on this one.
Clément Bolle omg wtf!! i didnt know that either. gonna watch the vid again. n wt the hell as if the foul call was not enuff , the added disrespect. i swear these umpires are horrible!
Clément Bolle i watched the video again, theres no umpires hand on the frame even!! u r sucha liar 🤥
45:48 "I didn't say I would kill you, are you serious?" and then someone in the stands: "Yeah you did!" Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
But she didn’t. The crowd is not the authority in the court for obvious reasons.
@@tiffanylyons4474 she didn't. I was just laughing at the "yeah you did!" 😂😂😂
That part gave me life. Anyways Serena was so robbed before the hawk eye system. They always trying to fuck her but guess what! She is the best
I think she said, "I feel like killing you." Which is really not the same.
@@joemarshall4226 "I feel like killing you" is not _exactly_ the same as saying "I will kill you", but it's also something no-one should be saying on a tennis court to anyone, let alone to a line judge. It's inherently threatening. Serena is a great tennis player, a feminist icon, an underdog fighting against the system and also, on this occasion, a bit of a bully. As all of us are capable of being when stretched and emotional.
What’s fascinating is 1. All these umpires are still all on tv and 2. There is still no video review (for things like 2 bounces)
I feel bad for Schiavone. One of the kindest and fairest players ever has to deal with a young cheating wannabe who will never even be half the player she was.
I will say that a double bounce is very hard for me to call if I’m running down for the ball.
I liked it when she said "This is going to be on TV". Agree Zhu lost my respect on this. What a liar.
I love how concerned she was for the girl's reputation. "This is going to be on TV" the way she said that is like warning the girl that this could destroy the public's trust.
@@peau4223 what does her being Chinese have to do with it?
@@paidatomriehuja Discipline
All that technology and still the French and clay court tournaments rely on dodgy ball marks.
theres a margin of error on clay and since the ball leaves a mark when touching the ground theres no point in adding hawkeye to tournament
@@ribhavmishra1034 Yeah except that the argument is usually over which of the many marks is the one to look at.
@@scotth6814 the suspected ball that player think that is out they will either point at it or like draw a circle around it with their racquet till the ump comes over and looks at it
@@ribhavmishra1034 But are they really circling the right mark, or just they one they hope is the right mark? When there's 6 marks inside the line and 6 marks outside the line, they can pick and choose.
@@scotth6814 that’s something idk clay is a hard surface for challenges
I can still hear Broady screeching “She hit the ballboy with her racket!” in my nightmares.
Alex Brooks she had a point tho. If you accidentally hit a ball boy you get disqualified. Period.
Rolin Ti Oh yeah I agree with you!
Alex Brooks Broady didn’t necessarily have the right intentions but she was correct
Rolin Ti Maybe she just wanted to win the point...
Rolin Ti But Ostapenko was definitely in the wrong as well.
Here’s a rule to live by if you’re a chair umpire: never overrule a call. You have dedicated line judges on every single line, and there’s Hawkeye. Nobody is ever mad at the chair when a line judge messes up. Overruling is all risk, zero reward
@petar pavic It makes sense for people to have that attitude (not saying their arguments make sense) since so much money is on the line. You should always overrule if you know 100% you're right. You can file grievances on the back of overturned calls through the ATP if you're a player, not sure about WTA. If a grievance has been filed on you then you need to be extra cautious, let the linesman and hawkeye do the job for you there. They won't get their loss of earnings given to them so players aren't happy with that resolution, they want to argue it out and influence them before the match is over and money is lost. Even if it only works 1 time out of the 200 like "sorry, 2nd serve"
Unless you are Mohamed Lehyany
They need to show slow mo replays on the big screen for the entire stadium to see, like in other sports. So that cheaters, stubborn umpires and bad line callers can be publically exposed
This should not only be done in all sports, but there should be a referee/umpire review board. Who looks at all of the blown calls and then makes a decision to stop using them. If it's a good umpire that fucked up, put them on a training course and dock their pay while on a probation period. Anymore major fuck ups and they're gone. Same for cheaters and anyone that dives, fine them and ban them. 1 game ban the first time, 2 game ban the 2nd etc.
There is now the Hawkeye System which more or less does this.
@@jasonsmart3482 Only if you challenge the call, and you only get 3 challenges per set. What the OP is saying is we need to show it clearly for the crowd and players to see without using a challenge. They pretty much do in most big tournaments, but umpires can't overrule after seeing the replay. That's a stupid rule that definitely needs fixing.
Imagine double faulting and then having the audacity to demand a first serve. And just to clarify for everyone I am referring to The Azarenka-Wozniacki match and not Jankovic.
Never realized until watching these clips how jankovic has a bit of an attitude. Somehow serena cracked jokes with her at the end of that one match though I thought jankovic was picked at her.
That's a rule though, and she had every right to call interference on it.
To clarify I am referring to the Azarenka/Wozniacki match
Wozniacki was the worst. I'm glad she's gone; I'm only sad she won a major. She was always a crybaby, but because she was blonde and pretty, everyone supposedly loved her. Give me a break.
@@John-tr5hn totally agree 👍
"You cannot just sit there and be so arrogant" Idk why that's so funny to me lol
AJolly Panda who said these??😂😂
That’s one of her go to insults when the umpire does something she does not like.
It’s funny because she is the arrogant one 😂 her tone is so condescending
"The ball could not possibly be any slower. Impossible." 😂😂😂 Poor Azarenka.
That was a tough one, though, for the umps...Their eyes are trained to move toward the line and stare at it. when the ball hits the net and drops over, their eyes are caught out of focus for a moment, and it's an easy call to miss.
@@joemarshall4226 i fully agree but ... Why t replay the point ? No oe saw , called the ball out , It is a clear winner ! :)
@@antoinev9733 It's been a long time since my comment. Which call are we talking about? (What minute on the video?)
@@joemarshall4226 23'25'' :) On a serve, let ball rolling along the net and landing 5 cm out ( clearly out in slowmotion ) :) HawkEeyes was ... out of order ^^^ The Umpire explain he did not saw the ball. , the lineman di not call anything. For me it is a win, nooo stupid i am , i mean, the ball have to be considered as IN .
@@joemarshall4226 was the umpire hesitating beeteen replay the point (first serve ) and second serve ?
Poor Errani, that was a ridiculous overrule from the umpire, disgraceful.
I hope that ump got fired. Absolutely unreal!
i cant understand clearly what actually happen to errani ? please explain...
The umpire made an awful overrule, the service was clearly good. Errani challenged the ball and since it was in, she expected to get the point because the opponent did hit the ball out before the overrule, that was ininfluent; instead the umpire decided to replay the point.
4:53 number #18 should have been #1. Sure, it lacked the swearing and threats, but it was, many cite, *the* reason for the adoption of hawkeye and other challenge mechanisms into the game. As Serena said, "that ball was so in!"
Serena received four incorrect calls in that final set. The top USTA guy saw it and Hawkeye was brought in rather quickly after that travesty.
Serena losing it at the us open against Osaka is so much more cringe than I remember. Jfc so embarrassing
Yes indeed, Carlos Ramos is so embarassing
@@jultimanne2449 yeah, sure buddy... whatever helps you sleep at night.
@@xXwebraiderXx don’t worry i sleep very well But please tell me? Im fully open to discussion, just don’t understand why everyone is on Serena about this one? So please just tell me your point although just being ironic ^^ the world is already so mean, we don’t need it here for a tennis match :)
@@jultimanne2449 She lied, and it was caught, then she verbally abused the chair instead of merely making her case and moving on. She sounded like an entitled brat. You can clearly see her coach giving her some form of signal. People don’t give a thumb’s up sign with both hands moving them forward and backwards as though half gripping a handlebar. You can tell this was a masked signal, and she had to dramatize it up to play it as the chair’s fault. Then she compounded the issue by taking a personal offense as opposed to merely moving on lodging an official complaint afterwards.
@@jultimanne2449 They've never seen the old videos of Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe. I'm not a tennis fan, so I feel I can be objective and say this is ridiculous.
Pliskova is so intimidating even when she's chill imagine when she's pissed off
Pliskova wins! Such a thug moment when she breaks the umpire chair :D
uhm.id break that umps face and sakkari's if i were her. she went easy.its completely justified.
@@santoshthapa8398 learn the rules. Linesperson called it out. Umpire thought it was out but lost the mark. Umpire can not change call if they can not point to the mark. Therefore original call of out was correctly ruled to stand. Pliskova was absolutely stupid to say you can't call out if you can't see the mark. She is a typical player who doesn't know the rules.
@@santoshthapa8398 Feel the same. Breaking the umpire's chair was the least. She had every right to be furious. Queen.
That supervisor was such a clown tho
She’s a trumptard
47 minutes for 20 points? True WTA drama indeed!
I feel sorry for Hingis. I remember watching this. Nothing wrong with underhand serving.
Why was she being booed? What was the back story?
@@damitzdesign Basically she was being a brat during that match and the French crowd was really pulling for Steffi.
I saw the match, it was a (legendary!) mixed bag :) the crowd WAS way too rude, but also Hingis acted like a brat throughout the match, so she partly called it on herself. and in 1999 underhand serve was considered worse fairplay than in 2021.
Yeah, nothing wrong with it. And the way crowd full off adults treated a teenage player they came to see was just cruel.
@@charliez077 She was a brat at the match but the French Open has a reputation to picking a favorite and booing the opponent if they are winning over said favorite. Hingis has shown her self to be not a nice person, but she was 18 here and it's gotta be pretty brutal to be winning against the "favorite" and getting booed (and already hated before she even started playing the match...)
Players that did absolutely nothing wrong 19) Li Na 18) Serena (biggest robbery ever) 14) Vesnina/Mirza 12) Schiavone 10) Hantuchova 9) Errani (what a dumb umpire) 6) Azarenka 3) Pliskova (Karo was ROBBED) I think you forgot the controversy between Hsieh and Cibulkova at Wimbledon 2018
I agree completely except for Wozniacki. She may have been right about the call, but I couldn’t agree that she did nothing wrong. She spoke very rudely to the umpire. She’s arrogant.
@@falks941 oh yea that's true gonna take her off the list
15 Jankovic. I also don't think Serena did anything wrong in 11. Also Errani is 8, not 9.
Put Carlos Ramos on this list please, he was right against Serena at the US Open.
Yes, also the controversy between Cirstea and Cibulkova at Stanford 2012
Ostapenko is the only athlete I've ever seen with 0 sportsmanship
Yes, but she is hot.
@@mikejunior211 that makes it ok?
@@rudyray4833 Idk what it meant
@@alancosta4760 I’m sure it could be any number of reasons but I suspect she eats a great deal of cheese.
You mean "Broady", right? She's the one who does anything to earn a point without playing shit
Pliskova top reaction! 😂
I understand a point is a point but a bit of honesty from the opposition wouldn't go a miss.
Not a huge Sharapova fan but that was messed up.
Would you consider posting the match results at the end of each clip for future videos like this? :)
"I would never cheat in my entire life! I have 3 daughters, 2 sons, and 3 grandsons (2 from my ffirst daughter and 1 from the second), also my grandgrandfather was a WW1 soldier and he owned TWO! medals of honor, I will always stand proud and showw the good example in my ENTIRE LIFE because of that!!!
the racket tap thing was a new one for me ... never seen that in a game .. i wouldnt think of it as distraction more of a get yourself pumped up kind of thing
Thank you @Sabinelisickifansss for including Broady’s GOAT moment: “You hit the ballboy with your racquet!!!” 🤣 once again my favorite channel!!
Fabulous video!! And JUICY!! 🤗
26:20 one hell of an audacity from Wozniacki to ask for a first serve after getting away with a double fault due to unavailability of technology
Lol@azarenkas face when wozniacki asked for first serve lmao she was like the nerve of her
Wozniacki is an entitled bitch
@@kecleonboi I'd still smash
In general, I'd say that players approaching the umpire are correct ~50% of the time, but the umpire's call stands unchanged 99,9% of the time. *This* is the problem with tennis. #Ego
Hawkeye and video replay would solve all these controversial calls. Period! Also, calling supervisor is pretty much useless since he or she has to listen to the umpire.
You're right. For #18 at 4:53 this point,many cite, as *the* reason for the adoption of Hawkeye into the main game.
@@Bombay1618 It doesn't show on this replay, but the line caller gave the "in" sign for the ball. Also the Umpire did not over rule. She just gave the point to Jennifer. That umpire has been flaky in other matches.
2:49 "I'm sure this is a bit of desperation" Looking like a fool lmao
Jankovic is the best drama queen 😂
S.Williams "He gave me a thumbs up, I don't cheat" replay shows her coach was coaching her 🤣 then starts crying when she knows the truth.
I think the umpires has to be punished for the big mistakes like the one in pliskova's match and what the hell was going with the umpire of ostapenko/broady match she's either hit the ballboy intentionally and then a default or it was an accident and then no code voliation is needed why did he choose to give her a code violation btw it's clearly intentional
ammar hassan even if it’s an accident you get disqualified
@@rolinti9146I meant by accident that the racket slipped from her hand because that what she claimed in this case it wouldn't be her fault and she shouldn't be disqualified (it happened sometimes)
ammar hassan but it was on purpose
Rolin Ti y would she try to hit a ball boy on purpose? That’s so messed up and ur messed up too to think anyone would do something like that on purpose! Broady was such a sore loser in trying to get ostapenko disqualified and then she was rubbing her win in ostapenko’s face. Glad ostapenka is known for winning Roland garros and Broady is known for nothing
Impractical isdying that’s literally not what I said at all 😂 I said she threw the racket on purpose, which accidentally hit the ball boy. But that still means disqualification from the match even if it’s an accident because she hurt a ball kid. So I think you’re the messed up one cause you can’t even fucking read 😂
I can't imagine Serena Williams talking to the supervisor at McDonald's
It’s embarrassing the serena went to tears after being offended for being labelled a cheat after genuinely cheating
I was watching Wimbledon and the broadcast showed coaches coaching the players. It was verbal and hand signals. No one was called on it either. Of course it was the men's side so they don't call those against the men right? Actually the only time I've seen it called was against Serena at the US Open!
She is a horrible person
Absolute ridiculous comment. This Wimbledon final alone in 2022, Kygrios was having a full on conversation with his box all the way in the stands and no warning was issued. How is that fair ? And we know on court coaching happens literally all the time. If anything the Williams Sisters never call on their coach. Plus this was a final for crying out loud ! . Plus I genuinely think she thought he was saying “common”… she’s not the cheating type. No history of that.
@@MickLoud999 incorrect Tsitsipas has been given codes many times for coaching as well as other mens players but sure you keep believing theres an agenda against Serena or the womens game. Fact is whether you like it or not everything she did deserved each and every code she was given the umpire was 100% correct.
@@R3L1KZ I have grown sick and tired of educating noobs who were infants when Serena was facing racism by the USTA. The USTA hates Serena because the Williams family boycotted Indian Wells for 14 years. They were subjected to racism that only uhmericans have the stupidity to threaten with. The USTA stood by the racists and the Williams family had to take a stand. You don't know shit about how deep racism is in uhmerica. boy. I would recommend you educate yourself before you spew sh1t.
They should include video reviews to make final calls. C'mon, we live in modern times! Technology is available.
I remember seeing the Hantuchova-Kerber drama live on TV and it was scandalous. It's where I started to despise Kerber. She's such a liar.
Sakkari look like she bench press dudes DAYMN!!
27:30 “It takes years to build a reputation, but it takes minutes to ruin it.” - Warren Buffet.
"We don't have any code and I know you don't know that, but his hand signal that looked like a sign was in fact not a sign for me"
MrJ4ckie yeah because that was 100% a thumbs up, besides what was her behavior after that. Serena knew she was going to lose so she did it in style.
@@timron9521 Whoever thinks that gesture was simply a thumbs up need to see their ophtalmologist or psychologist. Secondly, he even admitted to coaching... :D
MrJ4ckie yeah I was being sarcastic
@@timron9521 I thought you were, which is why I didn't specifically adress you...but honestly it's hard to tell when this particular match is concerned, there's a ton of delusional morons out there honestly thinking this was a travesty and really unfair towards Serena :D
Li na absolutely deserved to drag that umpire
the one from Wozniaki is not fair. the ball is like way out.
I’ve never really understood the point of a referee or “supervisor”… never seen where they overturned a decision. They always side with the umpire which is ridiculous cause “why are they there?”
I think the likes of Graf, Seles and Evert had the best approach to dealing with bad line calls. They'd make their disagreement known, and then completely re-focus on the next point. None of them ever lost a match because they had a meltdown because of a bad call
Venus Williams always does the same, if she says anything at all. I think it's best too..so much energy is wasted on one point and these calls, even if they are wrong, usually don't get changed anyway.
@@Dutchmusicfan1992 Venus barely discusses with umpires enough : that Sprem match at Wimbledon where Sprem got a free point without anyone noticing/complaining is teh prrof
Azarenka: you saw it right? Caroline: giggles
I remember back in the 80s when at the Melbourne Indoors, Vitas Guerilitis was so incensed by the lines people he sat in his chair and refused to take the court against Peter McNamara until they'd been replaced. He protested that some of them were as old as his grandmother and she had terrible eyesight. He was given a warning then McNamara was awarded the match
Ahhh the nostalgia... watch Wozniacki embarass herself and being owned by random players 😍 good times
If you say have you gone to school? To any other sport referee, your match is over
Kirilenko description is so funny not just because it’s basketball dribbling but also it reminds me of Andrei Kirilenko 😂 one of the most underrated basketball defenders in the past 20 years
Broady totally deserved the Oscar
Can't believe you left out Justine's "the hand" incident.
Good one! Definitely should have been on the list for sure.
Let's See a part 2 with that at the lead!
Here's the thing with that call. Serena saw the hand, tossed the ball, hit it out, then said, "She had her hand up." Why didn't she just stop when she saw her hand up? There's an old rule in tennis that says "No free swings" In other words, suppose Serena had hit an ace. Would it have counted? Not if the chair didn't see Justine's hand.
@Joe Marshall Henins hand was not up. If you look at the video, Henin's hand did not go up until after Serena started her service motion. You can clearly see Serena tossing the ball and about to strike it when Henin raises her body and then puts her hand up. Make your own judgment... At kzhead.info/sun/q9SrcpurqKtuoaM/bejne.html kzhead.info/sun/q9SrcpurqKtuoaM/bejne.html
@@TreebeardWood I expected it to be #1 or at least top 5.
This is an excellent video showing the ineffectiveness of referees. First of all these refrees are very arrogant and don't even know the good manner of accepting their fault. These refrees should also be fined if they make a mistake.
“Oh do shut up Jelena” 😂
Is that what she said? I couldn't hear it. lol
Treebeard nobthats what the commentator said which makes it even funnier 😂
@@rolinti9146 oh right haha.... what did Serena say that made the crowd cheer?
Treebeard I’m not sure I was too busy laughing at the commentator 😂
@@rolinti9146 That was pretty hilarious!
5:07 this point likely hastened the introduction of Hawkeye being used to overrule a call by years.
I'm assuming the S WIlliams v Capriani one was before call-challenging with hawkeye came into play.
Yes
It’s was one of the main reasons for hawkeye to come into play actually
i will always wonder why so many players try to cheat whereas they know millions of persons will see the slow motion on television...
"This is not fair" makes me sick, and i threw up when "you are stole me a point because i am a woman"...... how fast she twisted in question of sexism when everybody see that's coaching, actually this is not fair....
Kind of impressive listening to LI talk to the umpire in their 4th language. I speak about 2 words of Spanish other than English.
Players absolutely know when a ball is “not up.”
The Hantuchova vs Kerber is disgusting. Literally stole a point from her. Kerber has no class. In the full clip where she refuses to stand on the other side of court. So gross Lisa Raymond doubles point is gross too. She 100% knew it was a double bounce. Disgusting liars they are.
Daniela was like ‘what are you talking about? Can you try to remember!’ ;)
The Hantuchova/Kerber point makes my blood boil! The umpire could not have been more wrong but worse than that was that Kerber knew she was in the wrong and would not concede the point. Kerber is a cheater and after seeing that match years ago, I have disliked her ever since. How anyone in their right mind would have awarded the point to Kerber is beyond me. The question MUST be asked, "what did Kerber do to win the point?". The answer is nothing. She stopped the play after Hantuchova RETURNED the ball.
Andy Jacobs that same umpire did the same thing to Kanepi at the US Open a few years before that Hantuchova match. She should be fired or forced to umpire for lower level matches because she clearly doesn’t understand what to do in that situation.
@@a32tl It was frustrating because Hantuchova never said clearly what happened. "Yes it was the wrong call, BUT I RETURNED IT AND IT LANDED IN HER COURT!" The chair should be allowed to check with the line judges on a call like that, but I don't think they are.
Has a supervisor EVER reversed an umpire's ruling?
Staci Towery check out Hsieh-Cibulkova at Wimbledon
@@sidds3180 I've seen that one. Cibulkova was sooo wrong. Did they end up replaying the point?
Staci Towery yes Hsieh got justice in the end
@@rolinti9146 perfect❤
Also, in the Cibulkova/Cristea Bank of the West match a few years ago, the supervisor ultimately agreed with Cristea and he overruled the umpire and he was 100% correct to do so. Cristea challenged 6 calls successfully in that match. Ridiculous calls by the linesmen and the umpire too. So that's 2 matches that I'm aware of and they both involve the cheater, Cibulkova.
brilliant call by umpire on 17 kirilenko!
Serena's meltdown was a stain on her career. The abuse she gave that umpire,, jeebus, and she played the racism/sexist card repeatedly afterwards. He should have kicked her off the court earlier imo.
Gotta feel bad for Martina Hingis, the whole stadium shouting against her from 2-1 in the 2nd set, and especially on that point, where she serves underhand and gets booed, whereas Chang was applauded for it.
I didn't understand why they were booing Hingis in the first place.... What was the crowd's reasoning behind this?
@@damitzdesign she wasn't Graff, and Graff was losing 1 set down. Most of the times it's all it takes for the crowd to get annoying.
I think Chang got sympathy because he was obviously cramping. I love it when the unexpected underhand serve comes into play. Makes me feel like I can play with the best of them. :)
@@damitzdesign The French Open had a reputation to being BRUTAL to players they didn't "like". If you weren't the favorite and you winning, you got booed. I feel like it's mellowed a bit, like people back then were pretty rotted. Hingis has shown her self to be not a nice person later in her career, but she was 18 here and it's gotta be pretty brutal to be winning against the "favorite" and getting booed.
The underhand serve is tacky if you are winning and doing it to be an asshole. If you are losing, it is a good tactic to get a point. Hingis was down 3 games in this set, I would have done the same thing. She need to win this set to win the match. People can say the underhand serve is unsportspersonlike all they want. They're wong. If you're doing it to win when you're down, good on you. I would have underhand served Steffi too lol.
lmao Wozniacki laughing at azarenka had me in tears; woz was trying to keep it serious
Kirilenkos smirk said it all
Why did you not include "the hand"?
Why not get rid of hawkeye and make an instantaneous ai tracking system that tracks the ball in real time and take the human error out of the game? We got ai's doing over 100 facial scans per second on people in crowded places but we cant consistently track a damn ball on a court to see a double bounce in real time?
I don’t really follow tennis but I love how the pliskova reacted. 😂
19:15 That umpire had to have been trolling Errani.
It still makes me smile to this day knowing that Broady's career was a failure
Broady is annoying but she is still in the top 1% of the top 1% of anyone on the planet - which is why you know her name. The reason no one knows yours is because you’re not. So even if you say she’s mediocre, by comparison, you’re utterly worthless.
@@rudyray4833 Is this Broady's burner account?
It seems like most of the Top 20 happened between 2010-2014.
Serena features prominently in these videos 😀
lol really? serena's hit against capriati being out is honestly embarrassing towards that lady that called it out 😂
The 18 yr old liar is the worst...how can you miss that as an umpire?
But at the same time, I think it was wrong for Schiavone to judge the opponent. No one has the right to do it.
@@jaehoonchoi6922 👍
i am glad wozyuckie has retired..please do not come out of retirement.
Agree, she's always complaining. Notice how many of these clips she's in. Complete and utter b@ch.
Imagine crying because your opponent doesnt get defaulted. What a loser.
Annoy the hell out of me when they let favorites player get away with so much. Serena literally delayed the game.
WTF are you talking about?
I dont understand.where did she delay?
@@tendaimatambanadzo5900 You did not watch those matches either.
@@parthsavyasachi9348 I asked a simple question in the hope of a civil discussion and you respond with an inane conclusive judgemental irrational and stupid comment.Probably a racist Serena hater and there are many of you.
@@tendaimatambanadzo5900 the whole world saw Serena LYING against Osaka, which is also black. It's not racist to see the truth.
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Best sledge ever by Vika on Woz’s second serve “the ball could not possibly be any slower. Impossible” love it. Imagine the thousands of matches that might have been different if Hawkeye started decades ago 😅
Federer didn't like the electronic line calling when it came out, and he was quite vocal about it.....it wound up costing him the 2009 US Open, when Del Potro stole a set with an overturned challenge. Why would Fed have resisted the new technology? I have a theory....he knew that when these controversial calls were made, the benefit of the doubt was usually given to the star player, or at least the player who had the crowd on her/his side. Since Fed was the biggest star with the most crowd support, more close calls were bound to go his way.....since he was competing with history, he wanted the same advantage the older stars had in their time. If you are a line judge, and you're not sure, it's only logical that you pick the call that will give you the least grief from the fans....the chair probably feels the same way about over rules.....
Here we go with my views on every single one that no one asked for: 20. The call was bad but Wozniacki was worse 19. The ball was out. I get that the call should be the point for Li Na, but she should've just let them replay the point. It was so clearly out that she should feel lucky to get the chance to replay. 18. I think Serena is dramatic and whiny but everything she did was completely justified here. 17. How did Kirilenko think she would get away with that? The umpire was great especially since she was almost sassy. Love it. 16. Jankovic and Serena are both annoying. If Serena was taking forever, I get it. Jankovic does NOT have to wait until anyone is ready, but could've been obnoxious depending on the context. Serena is objectively wrong though. 15. Jankovic deserved another first serve. I feel bad for umpire though. 14. That call was TERRIBLE and I'm pretty sure the other team was lying about "not knowing." 13. It's hard to tell. I think Sharapova may have actually been confused. However, she's a cheater so I'm thrilled she got screwed over. 12. She knew she was lying. She was acting SO guilty. 11. Serena took absurdly long and Jankovic had every right to be pissed. I wouldn't be surprised if Serena did it on purpose. I actually disagree with the commentator completely. 10. There's no way to tell. Supervisors never do anything though. 9. I think the guy called out barely after Wozniacki made contact. However, remember what I said about Sharapova and cheating. It sucks that Wozniacki was out of challenges, but that's how tennis works. The whole thing was very unfortunate. 8. I cannot believe that call was make. The linesman was probably so taken aback. 7. Her ball was out and she threw a fit for no reason. 6. It was so clearly out. Wozniacki was ridiculous to not give Azarenka the point even thought it would set up set point. Asking for a first serve after that is insanely bitchy. I don't care that she is technically right. 5. Serena needs attention. She chooses to be disgusting for no reason. She ruined the biggest moment of Naomi's life and Naomi can never get it back. Serena should be ashamed for the rest of her life. The fact that people PRAISED Serena for "standing up to men" is pathetic. This should've been second on the list. 4. It's legal but shouldn't be. I immediately get upset with players when they do this. It's a little better considering she was so young? Also, Graf definitely knew the rules. She acted like underhand serving wasn't legal. The crowd was also justified but I almost feel bad for Hingis. 3. Showing the mark isn't necessary, but the line judge was wrong. It was super far in. Not sure why the umpire didn't overrule it when she knew it was out. Sakkari probably had no clue if it was in or out, but it was very unfair for her to win. 2. Ostapenko didn't seem to give a shit as long as she wasn't disqualified. She absolutely should've been. Broady only fought for the disqualification so she would win even though it would be fair to argue as a neutral person watching. 1. Classic Serena. Being a bitch and then lying and suddenly playing the victim is just her brand. I'm happy the linesperson just kind of sat there without acting intimidated and then went straight to the umpire. I think some of what Serena originally said got lost in translation, but the message was the same. Tada
Why is sharapova called a cheater? I just wanna know
@@niranjanr8075 She was caught using performance enhancing drugs. She was suspended for a year and never won a grand slam after that. People seemed to accept her immediately after her suspension with no hard feelings
@@colesmith7509 That’s how punishments are supposed to work. You do your time, pay your fine, or whatever, and then everybody needs to move on.
On Serena/Capriati, the umpire and linesperson were stupid and asleep on that point. Secondly, Capriati should've stepped-in in the spirit of sportsmanship and concede the point as she also saw it was clearly in. Just embarassing
really why dont we just use the camera whenever its needed? Its just so hard to deal with people sometimes you know...
The supervisors at the US Open were the same in 2009 than in 2018. What about Ostapenko? Djokovic was disqualified for something absolutely similar and she wasn't.
nordvinter she should absolutely be defaulted. The umpire is a wimp.
Wozniacki is such a cheater.
she isnt missed at all
She is soooooo FAKE
@@danieln1 That is not true. Just cause you are watching a couple of points here, it doesn't reflect her as a player. I definitely miss watching her on the court.