I'm starting to think that they sent this Naomi Osaka girl to mama Serena

TICKET WEY GO CUT EGH GO STILL CUT....evrything is a game of gambling it doesn't matter weather we win or lose...what matter's is how confident we would be to bounce back stronger and face our challenges!!!

optimus106:
THIS 23 YEAR OLD OSAKA HAS BECOME A TORN IN SERENA's LIFE,
WHY IS SHE ALWAYS MAKING THIS PARTICULAR WOMAN WEEP LIKE THIS？


THIS AXXXXX WHOOPING IS LEGENDARY oooo chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Mummy come and see what OSAKA
has done to SERENA again o.

THIS OSAKA HAS NO RESPECT
FOR HER ELDERS.

Na so e dey be
Ronaldo is next

Serena should go and die, she is an old woman now, naomi is the new young champion.

The end of an era.

LMS1:
Its Obvious Serena's Dream Has Always Been To Win.
She Never Hope For Failure In Her Career That's Why She Is Frustrated Now.
But Life Is Unpredictable,
Even Some Of Us Been Talk Say When We Grow We Go Buy Aeroplane Give Our Mummy.
But Today We Nor Even See Enough Data Watch Xvideo

....guy your head de there...u are too much...any time u de ikeja hollar me make i arrange u sharp sharp for any joint here...ur reason na first class

lucky4west:
....guy your head de there...u are too much...any time u de ikeja hollar me make i arrange u sharp sharp for any joint here...ur reason na first class

L M A O!

mysportdab:
Serena Williams was left in tears in her press conference after losing the Australian Open Semi-final to Naomi Osaka.

She lost the match in straight sets 6-3, 6-4 in the Australian Open semi-final at Rod Laver Arena earlier today.

The 39-year-old is still one grand slam behind Margaret Court's all-time tennis record of 24 women's Grand Slam singles titles.

However, She failed to reach the final again at the Australian Open.

An emotional Williams was asked some questions in her post match press conference but she left in tears.

Watch Video;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfH5eGl1lgI

e pain am..... (odun gan ni)

I hadn't thought about Serena's impact in other ways, but she's carried tennis on her back her whole career.

I don't remember if it was slightly before or after Serena, but there was some biracial player that went public about severe sexual and racial harassment. I think she ended up quitting the sport because it was too much (Serena's dad prepared his children for racial harassment). Fast forward and the sport is welcoming black and biracials with open arms. That's not because of anyone besides Serena (no disrespect to black players before her). And it's not just about less racism. It's about money. That brings me to my next major point:

Serena is singlehandedly responsible for the massive increases in sponsor money and overall earnings in the sport of tennis over the last few decades.

Serena brought new audiences to the sport. She brought more viewers to tennis events in general. And none of these new players, networks, events, or anyone or anything else within the sport would be seeing revenue like this were it not for Serena. She gave it a relevance that none of its stars before her could. There were athletes with marketability. There were activists. But none of them transformed the appeal of the sport.

Btw Osaka's game is merely a cheap imitation of Serena that likely won't stand the test of time. Let's see how she handles a fully grown and trained Gauff.

So sad to see her in tears...

Nothing lasts forever.

bible said that there is time for everything.