Best thing in women's tennis

Also at the age of just 18

Most dominant title run ever imo

Didn’t even have to face a top 10 seeded player lol.

@@mountaindragon7289 Yea, the seeds weren't good enough and lost to better opponents.

@@stephenc2481 absolutely not the point of the comment. read again.

Totally agree! There are some real rattlesnakes in the MSM eager to print BS at the slightest hint with no remorse to whom they destroy! From what I've heard of her family she'll be well protected and you made a great point, she is NOT public property!

She’s not a snowflake. She’ll be fine .

She has a good team around her her coach is quoted as saying she will be protected lets hope they follow through

Now comes the really hard part - coping with the pressures (high expectations, fame) that come with being so successful at such a young age. The history of women's tennis is (unfortunately) littered with teen phenoms that have fizzled out after a couple of years. It takes great strength of character - but my guess is that she has the necessary character to manage all of it and become one of the truly greats.

You got it spot on sir.

keep smiling brother, she’s a breath of fresh air and the real deal

Yes, David, completely agree! And at the end of the interview she said "thank you for having me" ... how sweet can you get!

@@LouHillierPsych so true a natural charm , delightful young lady . Hope she doesn’t change, and I don’t think she will.

Yes I totally agree. Emma smile is definitely contagious 😺

She is so hot & sexy!

That is true but her answers to the questions are clearly rehearsed,media trained already

@@scottprice4892 Good thing we have mind readers like Scott to rely on. I was thinking she is actually genuinely a smart person. (Certainly smart academically as well.)

YUP NOT LIKE DIVA QUEEN NAOMI

THAT'S the word -- likeable. She is so likeable, and easy to root for. You put your finger on it! 👍

Love your videos , didn’t know you also liked tennis 👌

Not sure; why she should be obligated to smile for the whole interview...?? That is just a bit strange...

@@brainsareus sorry for you

WTH?! Why WOULDN’T she be smiling?!

@@brainsareus I think it’s her natural way and no obligation whatsoever

Bine Frache :))

Unlike someone else...

YES GOODBYE DIVAQUEEN NAOMI

@@kenmatthew2639 lol

Romanians are kind people.

Chinese the same …friendly and peaceful

@@jonathendoyle7567 Agree.

Yes I noticed this too but I was a bit concerned at the lack of security in the early rounds but all ended well, she says and does the right things and is a natural self promoter she definately ' gets it'! She also won that final against a largely partisan crowd. Keep calm and watch Emma play the Zen girl with the pearl earings.🎾🙏🇬🇧

@@jonathendoyle7567 Not what I heard.

Yes very rightly said. Totally agree with the last part.

She’s just British

@Tungka Ah-dee British values a British education and coached by British coaches. Her parents fled China and Romania to come here for a better life. Thank god the British took them in.

@@stringer-ik1pc Nonsense 🙄 She could have gone to Canada so stop ur crap. Canada is even better in every way raising ur kids, neater and mannered. Smh. Britain's are to be grateful to have her under their belt, that's the facts. Sorry not you but the other person who said they fled apologies

@Tungka Ah-dee y'all are just bitter now alit of them smh.

stringer 2295 or perhaps she’s just an impressive young woman who was well raised, as there are the world over.

yeah, well, like, she does have multi millionaire parents, and went to posh schools that cost ££££££££££££££

@@iansmith8263 zzzzzz

@@iansmith8263 NO! She went to a regular grammar school in London! State funded! Nothing posh about it at all! Her immigrant parents worked super hard to build a career and life in the UK. Again not born with a silver spoon at all!

She went to a selective grammar school here in UK and those are usually private so that's partly why she's a good speaker.

@@AllieB-11.11 Absolute rubbish - grammar schools are not private, none of them. I don't know where you got that idea from.

Fuck the marketers

Could not have said it better your cool

Well said, sir. Couldn't have put it better myself. She's a breath of fresh air and will hopefully inspire young girls around the world - on and off court.

Yeah but parents have to have respect to install into their child to begin with you can't give what you don't have respect is taught not something you are born with.

Life isn't all positively

what about Naomi Francois Osaka?

Also refreshing, no social justice crap.

@@Arkane117 I am so over that fake social justice

@@Arkane117 intelligent teenager and well educated parents in a stable family background who kept her very grounded. She is no Megan Markle

@@Arkane117 well, you don’t know that yet. We didn’t know Osaka was woke when we first saw her win.

I mean it's a great run. But surely not 'unreal'. Its just a great performance at a sport at the end of the day.

@@abdullahbhinder9023 Huh. And what did you achieve today?

@@abdullahbhinder9023 gloom and doom?

You can put it into words.. She won the US open...

British education system.

Yes

Pretty lady how're you doing today I hope all is well with you because you look so beautiful and can we talk on WhatsApp?

@@TheFreshman321 I am am neither of those things but I grew up in Doncaster 😂

A bit different from the Williams sisters HUH ?

gorgeous indeed... class personified. great personality as well...

Perfect role model

@@cookz8040 Indeed..

@@johnou.k.3780 Couldn't agree more...

She is the golden girl of the moment.

She is different from many of the other tennis stars.She is bookish and academic and has done very well at school .I think her tennis career may be short and she will be off to university like the majority of her friends

Good Parenting and education does that..

@@Marvin-dg8vj I think her tennis career will stick around for a while

What does prayer have to do with anything? It doesn’t affect anything.

@@fezzik7619 I believe in God and invisible hands, as well as miracles, no matter how great you are there is no guarantee of certainty, we can see a lot of great players being defeated, so that's my opinion.

@@okrisjubaidi926 you’re entitled to believe in imaginary things I guess. It just seems incredibly pointless since none of it is real. She won because of her skill and hard work, not because of “invisible hands”. That’s delusional thinking. That’s my opinion.

Кого ты несёшь, молиться ну это перебор

@@fezzik7619 not everyone is a brainless atheist

No. She’s a star in the making. Djokovic is a superstar. When she’s won half a dozen or more slams you can call her “superstar”.

@@thegorn I think she meant all the other outstanding attributes..

@@thegorn Oh bore off. Seriously.

@@thegorn he's a slimy creep with zero charisma.

@@thegorn so edgy, bellend

No-one had heard of her till Wimbledon (except for her coaches and a few people deeply invovled with UK tennis)! That was her first pro tournament. The speed of her ascent is breathtaking and unique.

her parents ought to be very proud of her...

bizarre post.....

This made other champions look very bad, shes just 18, eloquent, down to earth, big smile.

@@Gonkawonganow she’s not won nuts

She was already wearing Tiffanys jewellry when playing. Honestly, this girl is a marketing dream, she will do superbly well with endorsements like Sharapova. I can't wait to see her play at the Australian Open.

They assessed that she will make over $100 mill in the next year from sponsorships. Really crazy....

That's honestly my biggest concern, the media circus that will follow this. It will be oppressive at times so she needs a strong team around her to keep as much off her plate as possible and, like you said, protect her privacy. She's an extremely intelligent person, so I'm optimistic that she'll figure out how to navigate this new reality she'll find herself in. It's all about sticking to your core values, having the right people in your corner, setting clear boundaries, and learning to say "no".

just gotta take care of that nasty blister on her lip and she should be good ,, beauty and talent,, hard to find nowadays.

@@RAG718 Likely resulted from sunburn and will go away in a few days if she stays in the shade now that the tourney is over.

@wnnalis cioov Well she is Chinese,Romanian,Canadian-English now! 😁

Maria Sharapova and Boris Becker both won Wimbledon at the tender age of 17. However, Emma's story is remarkable because of how little she's played on the tour. But I agree Emma is unique and very special, but it was a great final also and you have to give Layla a huge amount of credit, Emma just perhaps had her number having beaten her before as a Wimbledon junior.

@@dtrjones agreed David lets wish both Emma and Layla good health and success in their journey. 🙏

@@aneesackbarali5149 Layla is a force of nature she will win a Grand Slam soon. I wouldn't envy anybody playing her next. Fantastic for women's tennis!

THE SEXY GIRLS ARE BIGTITITS.UNO THREE IN ONE UKposts: THIS IS FINE. SOMEONE: SAYS ''HECK''. UKposts: BE GONE Life's story is a short journey so have fun before sleeping forever #Чо #эт #делает #на #2 #месте #в #тренде #однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков .#垃圾.

Very true!

The Canadians are salty af lool because Emma isn't theirs.

@@kolack100 kinda of big mistake with hindsight not to extend the parents visas

@@kolack100 whoever heard of a salty Canadian?

@@kolack100 : she has dual citizenships as I just read. She can switch who she represent anytime. In fact to Romania or China too if she wants.

@@Marvin-dg8vj ... was that the reason they came to the UK?

@safira Jog-on, arsehole - many thanks!

yes her joking, even at herself so not a big head, smiling and laughing is infectious. Even watching her over a screen you start to smile yourself :). A born natural superstar.

@@Baffuteagle yes exactly! She’s really humble and she just gives out such positive energy!! Yes! Even through a screen you feel like smiling and that says a lot about her and her manner!!!

That is teenager thing🙂

Fluke.

@@bauer444 lol.... Perhaps... And/orr it was the time for her to have a great tournament.

Imagine how her face is after weeks of smiling!

Yes! And the way Emma crushes opponents is amazing! Towards the end she completely breaks her opponents physically, mentally emotionally! Look at the sheer power of her arms and her shots! If you see her strength training routine it is just scary!!

God. You all must be super proud. She is like the jewel in this country's crown at the moment. Seriously everywhere. Is your town just on the Emma buzz hugely?

She's half Chinese and is fluent in Mandarin, boy is she gonna be a hot commodity in China! She will make stupid money there.

@@ShanghaiGoat Yup, she's the biggest women's sport star in Britain, China, Romania and to a lesser extent Canada right now.

She's going to be an absolute mega star.

@@DarrenExplorz Judging by her school career I don't think she's the type. She's a grade A student, very intelligent and driven. Also she'll earn more over the next year alone than they will in their whole combined life. British tennis players get paid massively for their achievements compared with others because good one's are like unicorns, almost never ever seen and when they are nobody believes it.

@@DarrenExplorz Well, she’s won one more title than Kournikova ever did already...so so far so good haha

Those little grovelling Latinos refused to applaud for her in the final, I still laugh at them for rooting the baldy Leylah...lol

Isn't Nigel Farage a hero to at least 50% of Brits who was saying no one would want to live next to Romanians and that people should only speak English in England.

You have to share her though.. *🇹🇩🇨🇳🇬🇧 She wasn't even qualified for being of British nationality (under the British naturalization process) to be called a _"brit",_ only now since she turned 18, less than a year ago. Till now, her whole life it was just her ancestral identity that represented her. And the choice of colors for her competing outfit 🇹🇩 clearly indicates with whom she feels it identifies her firstly. It doesn't matter where she was born for her ancestral identity to be affected. Being part of a certain country means that you have a sense of belonging there and are proud of it. Her mother is Chinese, but by her own words from a recent interview, she _"has a strong connection with Romania _*_(her ancestral country)_*_ because of her father and she often visits Bucharest, a town in Romania where her paternal grandparents reside."_ And I'm sure she's got some bond with China as well. So to ignore that big part of her identity it's not just ridiculous but disrespectful towards her, her family and her ancestral country. I'm not Romanian myself but I know the colors of my neighboring country and I can recognize a Romanian name when I see one. And I say this as I'm disgusted by the near-posibility of that _"brit"_ prefix to be put next to the Novak Đoković name if his parents would have accepted the money that the brits offered for him to move and become a British citizen and later national when he was a junior..

@@dmd7472 no he’s a laughing stock

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Yes! I watch her matches again and again! The way Emma crushes opponents is amazing! Towards the end she completely breaks her opponents physically, mentally emotionally! Look at the sheer power of her arms and her shots! If you see her strength training routine it is just scary!!

She is already an ambassador in tennis at her age. The future is looking brighter with her beaming smile.

@Cian MacGana Of course your correct and Canada is a great country. Emma has enjoyed the tennis and was happy to play for her adopted country. She may well decide at some later date to live anywhere in the world she chooses, she now had the money to do so. But boy how proud of her are we British that she chose to represent us at tennis and won hands down. We are all so very much proud of her in the UK. many people Love Britain and our people and many more want to move here too!

@Cian MacGana Yes she was born in Canada but Canada has nothing to do with her tennis prowess. Her genetics are Chinese and Romanian and she developed her game in the UK.

Seems like she genuinely admires her.

I mean they said this about Sharapova. How will she surpass Osaka?

@@bjrnthebootybandit Raducanu will surpass Maria if she doesn’t get distracted by modelling and Osaka as long as she keeps her shit together. I hope Osaka comes back because Raducanu, Fernandez, Gauff, Osaka would be exciting for women’s tennis if they’re all at the top of their game.

​@@Echoes1910 no doubt it would be great

Hello Donna

Ne putem mândri și noi cu ceva made în România cu toate că în România nu o cunoaște nimeni era bine la finală să vedem și steagul României

"... intended _to_ ."

You'd think that if your opponent was injured you'd show some concern............. apparently not. By the end I am pretty sure most neutrals knew who they wanted to win.

@@doghouseriley4732 ✔️

rudyard Kiplins poem "IF" agenda appropriate of course.

Ian Loriggio She won't.

@@fishandchips9033 she just begun

@@fishandchips9033 Be quiet you miserable cretin 😂

Hello Sir 👋

Romania flag colours in her outfit...👍🏽

@@randyschwaggins I don t think that was intentional, even more so when yellow is the main collour for romanians representing their country, not red. If anything Halep was the one playing in romanian colours at this US Open, not Raducanu. Most likely she just did wear that outfit cos she liked it more than otehrs she had and felt confortable in it, but ppl like to stir shit up don t they?

just in the same way I doubt ball kids wearing South Africa s flag coulours had anything to do with South Africa

@@ionutvalentintarasan383 she isnt Romanian so she isnt going to wear yellow...but the colours are of the Romanian flag to honour her parents who are both Romanian nationals...I dont see the issue...its a daughter loving her mum and dad ❤

@@ionutvalentintarasan383 the ball boys and ballgirls dont choose their clothes...silly comparison

@Andy Mann I obviously didn’t babysit her to see how they raised her and solely based my affirmation on hearing her saying it in an interview about them being exigent to a degree. I, then, linked it with her parents cultures, one which I am very familiar with due to being a Romanian National, and reached my conclusion.

@Andy Mann pls just enjoy the moment...No Woke here. No complains of poor or rich. Old fashioned...he meant solid right or wrong values..like hard work, humble Honest and kind...u see that in her.

I was raised romanian in Canada and born in the middle east.... no matter where in the world we were my mom always instilled her Romanian roots. I speak Romanian at home though we never grew up there and my mom always taught me.... Sa fi cea mai tare din parcare! ... I don't doubt for 1 second her father didn't think the exact same way. I definitely can see that coming from her Romanian side.

@Andy Mann well I can tell you lots of Romanians feel brexit was to oust them. They didn't feel accepted as British. But when Romanian immigrant child becomes sensation they praise and take pride. Where is the pride for all the hard working Romanians in not so glamorous jobs that immigrated and raised their children there ? Or are they just immigrants .... Emma was raised in British educational system and England is better for having her but we know the sentiment England has towards Romania and that they repeatedly stated in EU parliament they wanted Romania and Bulgaria out of the EU . Emma is proof that England only appropriates and basks in the glory when it suits their world image for the better.....

@Andy Mann while I may sound Canadian and grew up here I couldn't be further from it. I take pride we are immigrants and even more pride my parents from different backgrounds and religions jewish Spanish Israeli dad and romanian Christian orthodox mom. Both were very focused on making sure we maintained as much of our heritage as possible. Keeping all holidays combined and visits to Romania and israel all the time. Sarmale for Christmas and latkes for hannukah .. never a boring moment. I got the best of 3 worlds . I have no shame or problems to pass down to the next generation and will consider my children israeli/ Romanian no matter what. Well in a strange way the pure British have lost England. They decided they wanted to be nation of the world and not nation of British and now they miss the old Britain. I will be honest when we go to Romania with my mom she lights up and just being around only Romanians . She misses it , bus driver speaking Romanian, shopping everywhere in Romanian and being amoung Romanian . So in a way I can see why brexit happened but I also think it's too late as well since England has so much multiculturalism that now trying to turn back is not possible.

Pushy parents work for some kids, but for a lot of them it doesn't, it just creates resentment. But in her case it was an ideal upbringing.

She went to my local girls' grammar, Newstead Wood which is a ridiculously good school.

@@andrew6978 She is smoking. Then that lovely accent. Mind blowing.

i hate asian woman white loser parings but this is ok i guess

@@iwouldsetmyselfonfireforu Lots of us talk like that.

I grew up in Canada and born in Tel aviv, Israel to Romanian mother and Spanish Jewish father..... si sunt mandra ca sunt romanca . Deci nu conteaza unde in lume suntem daca parinti pastreaza limba si cultura lor. Nu am trait o zi in viata mea in Romania. Vorbesc ebraica si romana cu amandoi parinti si avem 30 de ani in Canada si mama are 40 de ani din Romania afara si nici o data a iutat de unde a venit

​@@NickyRikki Etnia e pana la urma o optiune, nu o rezultanta a analizelor de sange. Daca te simti roman, ungur, englez, aia esti, indiferent de mostenirea genetica. Eu ma simt roman desi am intre stramosi nemti, unguri si slavi.

@@tituschirila tu vrei sa spui ca momentul cand crestam copi afara din Romania nu mai sunt roman? Automat sa transforma in American sau Englezi ? Nu

@@NickyRikki Nu - dimpotriva - spun ca poti fi roman si dupa generatii de locuit in alta tara, daca asa simti, e o chestie de cultura, de educatie, nu de sange, exact cum poti fi evreu sau orice alta etnie daca asa simti, dar e o optiune a ta, care nu depinde de mostenirea genetica.

@@NickyRikki Like someone mention above: this is the future!( mixed culture) I always remember John Lennon- "Imagine"...what a beautiful inspiration....What a pity GB left EU! PS. Congratulation Nicole...your Romanian is good considering you never lived there...Once someone told me: one language =one mind, many languages= many minds!

History dont be a sjw weirdo

mail order mom from china....lorrie we dont respect that

My thoughts exactly!

Proud citizen of the world with multiple influences ...its fantastic 👏

@@jeanbaudaux299 You Sir/madam are what we intelligent people call, an utter turnip. I suggest you wash your dirty mouth with soap and get some self respect and respect for others. Emma has shown with her attitude of grace and decorum that she is very British! As for you this comment could not be farther from Britishness🤦‍♂️(I assume you are of course British because if not then who are you to say what is and isn’t British)

@@jeanbaudaux299 you have a french surname shut up

@@jeanbaudaux299 yes