The Modern Woahman

[meldiamond]

Check out this video from the women's US Open final this past weekend:

It shows you the mindset of the modern woahman today.

tl, dr: the modern woahman believes that 1) men only exist to serve her, and that 2) she can lie and cheat without any penalty, 3) any man who does not worship and serve her must offer her an apology. This is our new normal and it will only get worse until western civilization completely collapses:

1. she tells a man how to do HIS job:
29 sec: Serena receives a code violation for coaching. She mouths off telling the chair umpire that she was not being coached. Her coach admits after the match she was being coached.

43 sec: cucked beta male says "serena is just setting him straight" siding with Serena even though the ump is right and Serena is in the wrong lol

2. she lies through her teeth saying "I've never cheated." Total horsesh*t as she had just been caught redhanded cheating by receiving coaching. Not to mention records show she is a doper:

https://www.businessinsider.com/rus...s-simone-biles-exemptions-banned-drugs-2016-9

1:37 sec: destroys her racket, assessed a point penalty for a second code violation. Serena demands an apology from the umpire since he has enforced the rules. "I have never cheated in my life!"

3. she feels free to level false accusations, make ludicrous demands, and command a man to do whatever she wants him to do. She calls the umpire a "thief" and makes a series of ludicrous demands, demanding an apology, then commanding him not to talk to her. She now loses a game for her third code violation of the match.

4:06 sec: her rant begins and continues until the begin of play.

6:35 sec: she demands to see the tournament officials and she begins to cry and now claims the umpire is "sexist." She says she is receiving code violations only because she is a woman ignoring the facts that she a) received coaching, b) destroyed her racket, c) verbally abused the chair. In other words the facts are totally irrelevant.

11:50 sec: she shoulder bumps her opponent after losing the match on her way to confront the umpire and demands an apology AGAIN from the umpire.

12:45 sec: Serena's coach admits on air, live, that he was coaching.

 

[Roober]

That's not a woman thing, that's just poor sportmanship...

 

[zekko]

I'm a tennis fan, and I am absolutely disgusted how the sports media has supported Serena Williams for her misbehavior on this. That particular umpire is known for being tough, so charges of sexism are absurd. Besides which, he was doing his job, and suggestions by the media that he should have looked the other way are ridiculous.

Serena said in the post match interview that she hopes what she did will allow other people in the future to "express themselves emotionally". And everyone from the crowd, to the announcers, to former players (like Billie Jean King), to national sports commentators (who admittedly "don't watch much tennis") all rallied around her like SHE was the victim here. People blame the umpire, Carlos Ramos, for completely overshadowing Naomi Osaka's first grand slam win - they blame the umpire, NOT Serena's behavior.

I read a tennis forum, and it's telling that the poll on that forum overwhelmingly sides with Ramos. People who know tennis rules know that he was in the right. Meanwhile, tennis officials have threatened to boycott her matches if she is not going to be held accountable for her behavior.

I've never been a fan of Serena, ever since she threatened to stuff a tennis ball down a lineswoman's throat for calling a foot fault on her in the 2009 US Open. This is just more of the same.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

I'm a tennis fan, and I am absolutely disgusted how the sports media has supported Serena Williams for her misbehavior on this. That particular umpire is known for being tough, so charges of sexism are absurd. Besides which, he was doing his job, and suggestions by the media that he should have looked the other way are ridiculous.

Serena said in the post match interview that she hopes what she did will allow other people in the future to "express themselves emotionally". And everyone from the crowd, to the announcers, to former players (like Billie Jean King), to national sports commentators (who admittedly "don't watch much tennis") all rallied around her like SHE was the victim here. People blame the umpire, Carlos Ramos, for completely overshadowing Naomi Osaka's first grand slam win - they blame the umpire, NOT Serena's behavior.

I read a tennis forum, and it's telling that the poll on that forum overwhelmingly sides with Ramos. People who know tennis rules know that he was in the right. Meanwhile, tennis officials have threatened to boycott her matches if she is not going to be held accountable for her behavior.

I've never been a fan of Serena, ever since she threatened to stuff a tennis ball down a lineswoman's throat for calling a foot fault on her in the 2009 US Open. This is just more of the same.

The thing serena says is men do the same exact thing, they yell at the refs, I don't know...

 

[wifehunter]

Women should stay home, then, there would be less drama.

 

[zekko]

The thing serena says is men do the same exact thing, they yell at the refs, I don't know...

If you verbally abuse a ref, you get penalized. If you break a racket, you get penalized. There is a lot of coaching that goes on that often gets overlooked, but it is still against the rules. And she only received a warning for the coaching, so if she would have dropped it there she would have been fine.

I haven't seen a tirade like this in tennis since the days of John McEnroe. But when McEnroe got penalized, I NEVER saw an announcer or commentator say that he was victimized, and that he shouldn't have been penalized.

A lot of the media argued that the umpire shouldn't have penalized her because of the "momentousness of the occasion", because it was a US Open Final. It's the same reason that they say that refs shouldn't call fouls in an NBA finals game, and not call pass interference in the Super Bowl, or whatever. They don't want the game to be decided by an official. But I've never agreed with that argument, I think all games should be played under the same rules.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

If you verbally abuse a ref, you get penalized. If you break a racket, you get penalized. There is a lot of coaching that goes on that often gets overlooked, but it is still against the rules. And she only received a warning for the coaching, so if she would have dropped it there she would have been fine.

I haven't seen a tirade like this in tennis since the days of John McEnroe. But when McEnroe got penalized, I NEVER saw an announcer or commentator say that he was victimized, and that he shouldn't have been penalized.

A lot of the media argued that the umpire shouldn't have penalized her because of the "momentousness of the occasion", because it was a US Open Final. It's the same reason that they say that refs shouldn't call fouls in an NBA finals game, and not call pass interference in the Super Bowl, or whatever. They don't want the game to be decided by an official. But I've never agreed with that argument, I think all games should be played under the same rules.

It's all after the baby. Perhaps she has to push harder and doesn't have such an atheletic lead over the others anymore. Thus this...

 

[zekko]

It's all after the baby. Perhaps she has to push harder and doesn't have such an atheletic lead over the others anymore. Thus this...

She hasn't won a slam since having the baby. I noticed the other day I thought she looked fat. She's always been big, but her gut was hanging out, so I don't think she's fully back in shape yet.

But I like the way she told the umpire that she had a daughter, so that was why she wouldn't be cheating.

 

[Morpheus]

Thanks for the nice break down. It was difficult to watch. I obviously didn't see it, but the people in the comments to the above clip are saying the Japanese player practically apologized for winning after the match!

There is an interesting video on Youtube in which Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson discuss this sort of thing. I'm not 'trusted' enough to post links but you'll be able to find it by searching for:

Jordan Peterson: 97% of competitive people don't know this about themselves W/ Joe Rogan

Perhaps someone else can post the link.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

She hasn't won a slam since having the baby. I noticed the other day I thought she looked fat. She's always been big, but her gut was hanging out, so I don't think she's fully back in shape yet.

But I like the way she told the umpire that she had a daughter, so that was why she wouldn't be cheating.

I noticed that too. I'd think before trying to play at that level you'd get your body back in check first. Excess playing weight should be the first thing taken care of.

Her ego probably don't want to hear no one say "your fat", cause that extra weight is not helping one bit.

 

[jaymbrs]

Roid rage.

 

[meldiamond]

That's not a woman thing,

Probably right...