Well I haven’t watched women’s tennis in years, bored me to tears, but the women’s US open final is great so far. What more could you want, top totty aged 18 and 19 bending over in skimpy outfit, what’s not to like. The tennis is top notch too, bet Prince A is watching
bet you’re fun at parties. OP, any pics? I’d rather dip my bell end in a volcano than watch tennis but I appreciate the clunge is superb.
What are you saying, that Prince A is too highbrow and it's beneath him to watch such a winsome spectacle?
I am delighted that the future of women’s tennis looks so promising. I think they both played fantastically, and thoroughly professionally too. Mature way beyond their young years. Their parents must be very proud, not just of their tennis achievements but the way they both conducted themselves, compare that to your average moronic football player, and I like football, just not the people in it.
A qualifier winning the Grand Slam never happened before. Emma just played her heart right out (so did Fernandes) and got a £1.8million wage check - not bad for a first timer. Amazing to watch such talent. Plus cuteness? Damned right. Woof woof!
I have my limits of perving and 18/19 is just too young in my eyes to make comments on. However, the 25 year old girl I am seeing has an arse like a 9 year old choir boy......
ER used to ride MX too, on a Kawasaki, also a motorsport fan. Well done for her to have kept her head in the US opens which sadly she seemed unable to at Wimbledon, hopefully she’ll have a large and successful career ahead of her.
There are plenty of decent football players it just doesn’t generate news though so all you ever read or hear are about the badly behaved footballers.
Not my bag baby but if any kid wants to pick up a racket and knock six bells out of a tennis ball then why not.
Incredible achievement. I guess those in the know saw it coming but I certainly didn’t. The way she’s smashed it reminds me of Boris Becker’s meteoric rise to fame. Good on her
Joking a side, it’s an amazing success for such an age. Let’s hope she has a stable platform in the background looking after her interests/emotional well-being. That’s a lot of money for a kid. I hope she continues to see this win as a stepping stone for future successes. That win has changed her life forever.
The only thing I find a bit odd is neither parent being there or her making reference to them in her acceptance speech. They must have made some significant sacrifices over the years.
An entirely sporting excellence comment, recognising what I thought was the original post intention: A really refreshing change to see someone so young, so focussed, so professional and so articulate, excel at the sport she genuinely loves to play, with such freedom. A terrific example to many, many others of what can be achieved with the right attitude, approach, talent development/recognition, resilience and motivation, alongside support from not least her parents + coaching team. Her parents in particular, must have committed so much of their time, energy, financial resources and their own belief in their daughter, to enable such an achievement. Undoubtedly a future superstar within and without the world of tennis, who I am sure will ensure her parents receive the appropriate credit in more than the usual manner. The rise in her financial standing being but one outcome. Brilliant.......
