Wimbledon madness

[Kristy]

Yeah, tennis. What a "sport"

Rich, privileged fag 1 "serves" a ball to rich, privileged fag 2 and the privileged fag who can keep the ball in play the longest wins. Golly. Not only is that ghey it's uber ghey. Problem is these rich, privileged fags travel all around the world playing other rich, privileged fags for unfuckingbelieveable amounts of privileged fag money. Tennis is a summer downtime sport to fill in for corporate commercialism until the god damn NFL comes back later on in the season. If it wasn't for that, these rich, privileged fags wouldn't be the rich, privileged fags they are today.

[Jérôme Frenchise]

There you go again, all dark...

All of them "überfags" weren't that priviledged right from the start, by far. I couldn't talk about today's top players, but I can about the Connors-Borg-McEnroe generation.

Borg and Connors were of modest/average origins as far as standard of living, as Nastase, Gerulaitis, Tanner, Vilas, etc. Maybe a fair proportion of players of any level are from well-off environments, but it's tended to be less and less the case over the last 40 years. If that image of a snob's sport has remained, it's because clichés are persistent and such boring cunts are still there, in lesser numbers.

I've always been into tennis, having *normal* origins; though the "überpriviledged fag" stuff isn't unreal, it's always been about the game itself for me, the court, the felt balls, the racquet strings, the strokes, moves...

I can understand why somebody can't stand tennis or any other sport, I can hear and handle critics about my favorite sport, but here you're using a rather outdated argument.

[Jérôme Frenchise]

Second serve, match point...

http://sports.orange.fr/tennis/wta/article/le-moment-de-solitude-de-bertens-CNT000000yFYws.html

[Jérôme Frenchise]

It's on Youtube today. Here's the fabulous second serve:

https://youtu.be/sffwIMQFmhI

[Seshmeister]

And they get the same prize money for 1/3rd of the time on court...

[Jérôme Frenchise]

Young Canadian player Shapovalov, was led by 2 sets while Great Britain was one match from qualification (2:1), lost his nerves after missing a backhand and hit a ball that directly struck the referee's left eye: Edmund, his opponent, and consequently the British team, won by disqualification.

Hats off, Shapovalov!

https://youtu.be/X9ZDW4_A6xY