Tennis Hard Court Drama 2022 | Part 09 | First of All, My Name is Magda!
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2022
- A compilation of drama and controversies that occurred during the late 2022 hard court swing. Featuring Paula Badosa, Anett Kontaveit, Magda Linette, Qinwen Zheng, Erin Routliffe, Giuliana Olmos, Anastasia Gasanova, Katie Swan, and more. Enjoy 🎾
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Nothing against the girl, but Gasanova's service prep is honestly too much... jesus, just watching on here slowly grinds my gear, but the whole match? 😅😅😅
She’s also a terrible person, nothing good about her
She's Russian, an invader. Don't try to understand their mimics lmao
@@tintin152 nah not all russians are like that. She in particular is, she supports putin and the war, that’s why I dislike her.
@@sashakyse There are exceptions indeed ! But we are yet to find calm or respectful russian (Angry mindset) tennis players on tour.
@@tintin152 rublev, meddy, khachanov, kasatkina, many more but these are the first that come to mind
When I see theses kind of things during live matches, i tell myself " This is gonna be on Tennis Advocate bro..."
MUGDA :D :D :D
"First of all my name is Magda. Learn that."
That was hillarious.
The Magda Linette thing (2nd clip) was just a big misunderstanding, and no one in that situation could figure that out. Linette wanted to challenge here return, while the umpire thought she was referring to the serve. Hence Linettes frustration, as she challenged straight after her own ball bounced.
It's so frustrating watching that when you know what was going on. It's still the umpire's fault for not realizing. Linette did nothing wrong she called challenge after the point and somehow the umpire assumed it was the shot before that? Makes no sense really.
My question is: Are umpires allowed to ask players which ball they are challenging if there is confusion? If so, the umpire could just ask Linette about it and there would be no problem, even the supervisor didn't even bother to ask, I just found that really weird.
But Linette's ball was very obviously out, which is why I think the umpire thought she was challenging the serve.
@@dayostical I think they were both pretty obvious so nothing would have changed whichever ball she challenged
@@grizi1508 Line umpires are not allowed to ask anybody, in this case when the ref is not shure he has to ask the player
What the actual fuck is Gasanova’s serve warmup. She blows her hand like 16 times 😂
She's Russian, an invader. Don't try to understand their mimics lmao
How is this allowed? She takes 38 seconds between serves?
That match with a set at 7-6 must have taken 3+ hours
She's an unbearable individual in many ways.
Don't know why but these drama compilations are very relaxing to me.
Poor Mugda. That was messed up
First of all,it's Magda 💁
@@elesde86 Learn that!
@@DaggerMan11 😂
Surely it can't be the final upload. Where is Putintseva?
@JesusLovesMe But Tantrum training? 🙂
Yeah, I watched her recent matches and she was a good girl. Plus, she hasn't played that many matches recently.
@@TennisAdvocate Putintseva? Good girl? That's actually quite worrisome, something must be wrong! Maybe that's the reason why she's hardly won a match in the last 2 months.
Gasanova´s preparation on service took so long they played 1st set whole day and night I see....
"I would like to see a supervisor".
No.
"I want to see a supervisor".
No.
"Call the supervisor Immediately!!"
Yeah, okay.
🤣🤣
Strong woman right there!
What is Badosa doing? I have never seen anyone react to losing a point by sitting down and throwing their racquet😂
and then she had the audacity to protest being given a racquet abuse warning when she threw it in the direction of the cameramen lol.
🤣🤣🤣 Paire is ready to apply that in his tantrum skills
Very strange thing to do. I guess people show frustration in different ways 🤷🏻♂️
@@seanl2403 But it was 3 meters away from him tho 😂
and she was the world number two at the time too:)
Throwing the racquet needs to be an automatic point penalty. Someone could get seriously injured and it’s not okay.
The first decision already provided all proof how awesome 98% of WTA umpires are they're really impressive 👏 stupidiest call made the whole year
Bet the umpire knew they were in for a treat within two games of the Gasanova-Swan match starting 😅
Gasanova needs to see a shrink before she steps back out on the court. She has some serious mental problems going on
@@TheMitchie21 I think she was right about the lets not being called tho
@@b.b.4010 For it to happen once maybe. But she complained about it like 3 times. And not once did the court mic pick it up as well nor the umpire sitting in the chair. She has mental issues and shouldn't on the field until they are adressed
@@TheMitchie21 7:17 If you listen closely you can hear a second impact right as the ball makes contact with the net.
BTW, stop mentally diagnosing people over the internet. Its incredibly disrespectful and adds nothing to the conversation.
@@richardsejour7731 I did listen and you can hear something but it could just as well be a footstep. Plus she kept playing the point with no hesitation so she wasn't at a disadvantage.
BTW, i will call them the way i see them. This girl has serious mental problems and needs to adress them before going back out on court. Nothing disrespectful about it. It's just facts
It' pretty obvious that Linette was challenging the return. She even pointed down to the other end when explaining how she asked to challenge right away. Horrible umpiring job and he should be demoted for such incompetence.
She failed to specify that in a coherent manner instead getting offended by a minimal pronunciation error. If she chose her words and attitude like an adult she may have gotten farther. Her return was so obviously far out that he was wise to assume she must of been talking about the serve.
No it’s not… at first I also thought she was challenging the serve
I will say once again, a majority of the problems in tennis would be solved if they just had a replay monitor on hand. Accuracy of a decision is more important than game flow.
“Bro.” - Routliffe
2022.
Bruh
@JesusLovesMe But Despite her Canadian accent, she's repping NZ. We say 'bro' a lot here even if we have degrees. It's a common colloquialism.
@JesusLovesMe But I believe her parents are Canadian and she was born here when they were travelling and only lived here for a few years before returning to Canada. I had no idea it was an American expression as I’ve heard it way more here than say on American TV (I haven’t visited so that’s the only way I can judge). I agree that it is an inappropriate way to address an umpire though, as evidenced by its frequent use by Nick Kyrgios. The tone of the “bro” would mean it unlikely collusion had taken place though.
@Joe and the Hoe Gotta Go, the umpire wants no piece of that nasty ass.
@@uubees That explains a lot. Thanks bro.
I don't know which was worse, Badosa or Gasanova....I def would never want to play Gasanova if that's how she acts for the entire match
Gasanova has got to be the worst player on tour. GOD AWFUL serve. I’m surprised she holds serve even once.
Gasanova’s serve omg
The first overrule was awful and it certainly was a late call, not even close... but didn't Bonaventure's return bounce in? It's not the best angle, but I see it on the line.
“You’re NOT overruling that from over there!” 😂
Gasanova is the russian Yastremeska she just didn't have the same spotlights to see her cheat attempts
As a post-match attraction there should be a boxing ring for umpires and players...
Nah man, it should be a Buddhist temple for players who needs to find control over their minds. Embarrassing to se them act like this.
@@Ce0ammer If they came to the court with a divine peace of mind, they wouldn't win a single game. This is adrenaline-fueled competition.
10:25 I was waiting for the ball boy! Ump: It was already 0 when you were there lolllll
PWNED
Has the level of umpiring deteriorated in the last ten years?!
I mean, across thousands of matches and 54 events within the WTA these videos are the exception not the rule.
doesn't matter, umpires should not be expected to keep track of whether a call is made before the ball is hit or after, or any other bs in that vein. They literally have a computer next to them, how hard would it be to let them check a replay? It's completely absurd
I disagree I really watch probably about 100 WTA matches per year and I could say 80 of them there's some sh** made by the umpire or line umpires and that's getting worse consequently because WTA tours are increasing every year I think there are more than 50th and I've noticed WTA hires many local umpires despite pay to the official umpires to travel to the location and umpire the match that rarely happens in ATP maybe only in Challenges.
0:45 the face of a human who made an error and can't admit it because she's in a position of authority and admitting it would undermine her position and career as an umpire, when in reality..................
it's the opposite. because now everyone is watching it on TennisTv, bro!
“Can you empathize a little?”
Crinnnnge
Should have asked "have you ever?"
Notice that it got darked while Gasanova's match was still on 07:21
freaking Gasanova, man
"First of all my name is Magda love it!" YASSSS GIRL!!!
Reminds me of Kim Clijsters. For some absurd reason that is still beyond me umpires always pronounced her name like "Kly sters" even though she had confirmed many times it was "Clay sters". It's on all umpires to know their names and there is no shame, none, in asking during the coming toss "sorry can I just confirm the pronunciation of your name".
5:47 - Tech-nology :D
4:00 I think they are talking about different calls. He thinks she is challenging the serve when she is actually challenging the sideline.
No Putintseva? Oh shit, what a miracle.
We have Gasanova now 😀
@@quiquiqui Lmao She does not even touch the greatness of Yulia.. 😂
@@LordRalphTheThirteenth she might get there… and also, where is “Am I talking to you?” 😀 i havent heard for a long time from her 😀
She didn't play since USO so...
We need an appearance Lmao
Did Badosa think that just because it was a long rally, she is justified in throwing her racket off the court? lol
But of course! She was really disappointed you know!😂 Throwing stuff DEFINITELY helps! NOT.
has anyone ever seen supervisor to change umpire's decision ? me not
I saw it once when Hsieh was playing with Cibulkova at Wimbledon, and it was great because Hsieh was right since the beginning
The chair umpire is the final authority on judgment calls. The supervisor cannot overrule the chair umpire on a judgment call. They can really only be helpful to get an interpretation of the rules or correct an umpire if they have gotten the rules wrong. Supervisors end up just appearing useless because players act like spoiled brats and continually refuse to continue playing until the umpire calls the supervisor over calls that they can't and won't overturn.
You can hear this in one of the first clips when the chair umpire initially refuses to call the supervisor for the player because he tells her that it was a judgment call that he made but ends up having to relent because the player refuses to play until the supervisor comes.
@@jarrettpeeples9745 Should just give them a time warning and tell them to get on with it.
Please for ffs wta need to talk to gasanova its ridiculous at this point....
@JesusLovesMe But ty u so much sir🤣
@JesusLovesMe But wtf 😅
To answer Paula's question, yes I can empathise. I can empathise with Anett. That was ridiculously poor umpiring. We could smile about it... but such a bad call could turn a match around.
Ur leading 5-3 30-15, doesnt matter if ur right or wrong, u must not complain and waste ur energy with ref when u know she wont change her decision. Its ok to make her know she made mistake but thats it, she wont change it now
@@djapeanlakz5333 Thanks a lot for your contribution, we're happy to learn that you're perfect and don't care if a ball is in or out. As a matter of fact, I wonder why we bother with umpires or hawkeye, because as you say "wrong or right doesn't matter".
@@kodekadkodekad4380 dumb as rock
It only turns the match around if the player is unable to get on with it. Björn Borg wouldn't have had a fit over a bad call.
I am still surprised that if players especially would just calmly explain what they want to do or what they mean, more than half of these situations could be avoided. Just explain which ball you challenge…
Seriously what the fuck with most of the umpires, they are SOOOO freakin bad
We need a Badosa vs Naomi Broady match soon please. Could you imagine if that was her opponent?
_You hit the ball boy with a racket!_
How is that first clip a point for Kontaveit? The return was in and she caught it with her hand. She should be happy she got first serve, no?
You're damn right!
Kontaveit is 100% right. The return was out (watch replay in 0.25 speed, you'll see it clearly) and the call was late so it should be a point for her.
Stupid umpire Pelka in the Kontaveit match!!! she called "fault" CLEARLY and OBVIOUSLY after the ball was hit by Kontaveit's opponent!!! so many incompetent umpires now hired by the WTA, tournament organizers, etc. do they ever review videos of their performance? and if umpires are AT FAULT, do they get penalized? suspended from umpiring matches? demerited? demoted? i think every player should have a veto power over which umpires serve their matches.
I’m shocked that the drama in a Collins match was not caused by ‘Karen’ Collins. 😱
Savić: "so you waited for the ball to bounce, and then you challenged". Wait... did I miss something? Are players now supposed to challenge before the ball even hits the ground? How many shots in advance? *lol*
The umpire misunderstood and thought she wanted to challenge the serve.
@@ehrenamtlicherehrenmann4152 I know, but that's probably the weirdest part. At no time did it make click in the umpire's brain that Magda was talking about the return. I could understand the confusion at the beginning, but when she starts speaking it's so clear she means her return, how could he not understand that??
I think that since her return was so obviously out, he assumed she was challenging the serve
@@hijonk9510 I understand that he assumed that at the beginning, but by the time she explained her challenge, he should have figured it out, even if the ball was quite clearly out.
@@kodekadkodekad4380 I agree. The way she went on and on about how it was a lob, there were only two possibilities. Either she was talking about her own shot, or she's dumb as rock.
I miss the challenge dramas now that electronic lines are so prevalent.
only Lostapenko still challenging electronic calls.
"Mugda"... It's not even a ( known ) surname... So professional... Feel sad for her
why are Russian surnames always pronounced improperly? It's not GasanOva (sounds like Casanova, so it bothered me particularly), it's GasAnova. Guh-Suh-Noh-Va
Why was Kontaveit so upset? The return landed on the baseline
tennis should be allowed to camera replay unclear calls..it would save them so much time..they spend 10 min arguing, which would only take 1 min if they show the replay lol
I love when players have these elaborate, long service routines and then they just double fault lmfao
My name is NEO !!!
And you thought Nadal had ticks? 5:57
Badosa asked someone to empathize her for what she has done? She's ridiculous
Lost my respect of Badosa.
i dont empathize with people who treat their tools badly.
Amen!
Just a series of bad mistakes from umpires to the point where I don't know which one to comment on
Badosa is so obnoxious.
Mugda xdddd
Ms badosa ,that's what you call abs, that girl is fit
Have u seen sakkari
the umpires are awful
So glad Badosa is finally out of the top ten where she belongs. Girl is a total pretender.
This childish crying for the supervisor... It´s like children calling for their mum. Stop this nonsense and accept the judgement, the supervisor won´t change it.
FFS Badosa seriously!!!
..First match, if the umpire has to say she ‘thinks’ then she’s clearly not sure what she did or what she saw.
Or she is polite 🤷
Paula 🤩
Why Kontaveit said it was her point? Yes it's the umpire's fault, but the point should be replied bcs Bonaventure returned the serve and it was in.
No, the return was out, you can see that if you go frame by frame.
0.25xx speed you can see it was out
7:17 As terrible as Gasanova was being, that was an obvious let.
Linette's umpire is a bum lol telling her she has to challenge before the ball even bounces. commentators as well for saying he had it right. and the surpervisors are jokes at this point. always go out and agree with the chair despite them being so clearly wrong
She literally waited to see if her ball was going out to challenge and says "hE iS cOmPlEtElY wRoNg"
You can understand from her exchange with the supervisor that she wanted to challenge the return and not the serve. She could have explained it to the umpire though instead of mindlessly shouting
@@treetopcombat2805 I think "mindlessly shouting" is a bit harsh. She and the umpire communicated poorly, but obviously English isn't either one's first language. Maybe she couldn't find the words she needed and this was adding to her frustration? I can definitely sympathise if that was the case
@@TRASHoftheTITANS I think she simply didn't realize umpire was thinking she's challenging the serve. Anyway, it was out anyway, so it wouldn't have changed anything.
One of the great things I learn from watching Tennis Advocate videos is how females interact with males (at least on the tennis court) 🤣
Gasanova is a terrible person，she publi c support RU in vading Ukraine War
Bonaventure is what it looks like when someone gives up on ever having sex again
Why does kontaveit wants the point? Buenaventura hit it in
No, if you go frame by frame, you can see it was out.
@@Kordass126 Challenge that!
women... LOL