Number 9 wasn't. Dislike.

This is why UKposts is so stupid. The only people who know it was a gimmick for a commercial are the people who already know it. Everyone else is going to think that's real and before you know it, it's a fact. I miss journalism and newspapers and libraries and books. I was a child before the internet, and a teenager when it came into existence and I can tell you 100% the world was a better place without it. Maybe not as efficient or connected, but it was better.

Yeah bad start

@@user-wo5ii3he6s this is actually a very decent hot take. I was born in 99' so I appreciate you sharing this pov, cheers.

⁠​⁠@@user-wo5ii3he6sall of this rant for this tennis moment? Also, no the world probably wasn’t better without internet, you just have to learn how to use it well to not become a mess of a person. Like for example, if I find some information and it’s actually important (not like this tennis moment), I do investigate the source and everything. Internet allowed us many things we never thought possible, It powers education and economy. It supports our health and well-being. And it connects us to our neighbors and to those we love, basically it makes our life much easier, which means less stress, who doesn’t want that? As long as you don’t get addicted to the internet… You gotta see the bright things instead of the bad things y’ know?

@@victoralvino6618Bro was letting it all out 😂

ill do better 🙁

Wdym I think Americans have higher standards most European women are ugly and don’t shave their armpits

its also funny to know that this guy has some great name reading skills.somehow he reads john josh.and kyrgios kygrios.

Steffi was beautiful. What do you look like? 🙏✌️

You never saw young Steffi in real life. She was drop dead gorgeous. Tall, long-legged, athletic, shapely, perfect posture, tan, blonde, with a nice smile.....she was like a new improved human.....just stunning.

What if there were no singles sticks, but the posts were in the doubles position, as it is on most rec courts?

I think the posts then count as part of the net.@@joemarshall4226

@@joemarshall4226 then the rule stays - if the ball hits "doubles" sticks then it is a fault immediately (in a singles match).

@@arkadiy8367 If a ball hits the net outside the singles stick, it is dead and the point is over. but if it hits the net in exactly the same spot, AND THERE IS NO SINGLES STICK IN POSITION, then it bounces on to the court, the ball is in play.

its a t v commercial.

Correct, cause outside single support is not part of the net. It is like the ball is hitting the umpires chair or anything else...

If there were no singles posts it would have gone against Cuevas, but as you say it is correct.

That's a clip from a commercial. It didn't actually happen 😅

No, the TOP of the net post in doubles (the wire and the pulley) is considered part of the net, except on a serve. Had this happened on a doubles point, it would have counted, but because there were singles sticks, the ball was out.

@@joemarshall4226 correct. I only related to this scenario where it is a singles match. You related also to a doubles match.. 🤝👍🙂

Yeah I was confused by that. Everyone’s having a blast, what’s so offensive?

*you're, but agreed

ill do better next time

@@TennisSmash-bj2uw the one who hits the umpire is Shapovalov of Canada, and "pro tennis player" laughing with the racket broken is Paire. You need to research more, sorry

She was. You never saw her in real life.

@@joemarshall4226 No woman with squinty eyes and a long nose has ever been considered a looker.

@@lwh7301 You never saw her in real life. TV exaggerates big facial features. I'm telling you, she was a knockout.

Many of the pro players are. They are so fit and healthy. But Steffi was in a class with few others.

he was in the right though (at least in that particular instance).

@@panda4247 Perhaps, but considering it fit his pattern of behavior it just made the judge less likely to consider he was not wrong.

In this case, he had every right to be annoyed. It was an over-rule that should never have been made on a big point. Even the wimbledon crowd cheered him. Everyone in the crowd knew he was right. The line callers were not pros back them. They would sometimes ask spectators to call the lines! They were playing for big money. Someone had to start complaining. Intimidating umpires became part fo the game.....

what are you even saying

@@natehubbard5062 Back in my corporate jet days I flew Andy Roddick and his brother in a corporate jet from Texas up to the Davis Cup. He left his iPhone aboard the aircraft. I grabbed it and chased him down in the FBO. Knowing that it was, at that time, an unusual looking cell phone, I joked with him that the only person I prank phone called from his phone list was John McEnroe. Apple hadn’t yet publicly announced that they were even going to make the iPhone, however, like many products, celebrities and athletes get this stuff long before the general public. I asked him about his unusual cell phone. He gave me a quick demo of all that it could do (which was completely unlike anything at the time). I knew that it was a “game changer” of a gadget. And indeed it was.

A guy

yeah i was hoping someone would notice it was just an ad for powerade or something

I don't know why I sat through it all.. but I can confirm it wasn't worth it 😂minimal effort video for sure

@@crazed3871 I was just about to writhe the same here after watching it. Clickbait

its a joke bruh

Oh, sure -- and with $21M in prize money alone, Ms. Graf would have to make sure he could afford a house big enough for all those trophies...