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It does disqualify you, but the conduct rules rarely apply to the stars in tennis.
Yeah, just the first example I could think of. Obviously not the main reason he shouldn't have been confirmed, not even close. I just love the image of him crying and screaming on national TV about his love of beer.
nah this is lib-brained. kavanaugh is a ghoul obviously, but he shouldn't be a justice because his politics are fucking grim; his showing at the confirmation hearing has nothing to do with it.
well he didn't say you can't react to pressure by throwing a temper tantrum. guess thats just his way of coping with the pressure
This like the third person I've seen saying the quote is out of context without explanation. Is that the case? What is the context? Is it just a meme? Is this real life?
Here is the context from the guy who asked the question. He was asked about the pressure he was under by a journalist, that also mentioned Simone Biles. He answered about himself. He has defended Naomi Osaka for withdrawing from a grand slam before, so it would be strange that he would all of a sudden be against it.
The 18-time Grand Slam winner also offered plenty of support to Osaka.
“She is very young and she grew up with social media and ability to speak out through her channels,” he said. “I can understand her very well, and I emphasise with her because I was on the wrong edge of the sword in my career many times [with the] media (smiling). I know how it feels.
“I support her. I think she was very brave to do that. I’m really sorry that she is going through painful times and suffering mentally, is what I have heard. I haven’t spoken to her, but it seems like she has been struggling. I wish her all the best, I hope she recovers. She is an important player, brand and person for our sport. So we need to have her back.
“This was, I must say, a very bold decision from her side.
“If she needs to take time and reflect and just recharge that’s what she needed to do, and I respect it fully. I hope that she’ll come back stronger.”
Isn't Djokovic actually good, for a professional athlete? I thought they were leading the movement for a new tennis players union.
uh, couldn't really give an evaluation if he's "good".
even if he's bad, it's a very uncharitable reading of his words, and the world and sport is larger than a very boring conversation as to whether or not an american gymnast quit on her team.
American media loves male tennis players who win often enough and are complete assholes. They are fetishized. It is utterly bizarre.
It's a very stressful thing being an olympic athlete the fact that devoting your whole life to tennis or gymnastics is a stupid thing to do notwithstanding
