The Official Tennis Thread

[Grams]

Serena what the fukk

 

[Capitol]

Another hold and this might be put to bed. She looking shaky out there

 

[malbaker86]

Consolidate this break and Rena should be good......

 

[BeeBoyWhoo]

this bytch rockin panties doeee


that breeze

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Grams]

My tall glass of water jawn Garbine really wasn't tryna let that shyt go

 

[Box Cutta]

Serena....

 

[El Bombi]

Serena had me the whole match.

 

[Capitol]

The moment Serena stops being able to serve up aces at will she should hang it up tbh.

 

[muzikfrk75]

Thickness vs Thickness next round

 

[BeeBoyWhoo]

Wtf i have money on stanis.. this nikka better win

 

[GetSomeMoney]

The moment Serena stops being able to serve up aces at will she should hang it up tbh.

Well the serve is the last thing to leave a tennis player's game. Once her movement really starts to go, that's when she should hang it up

 

[BeeBoyWhoo]

fukkKKKK YESSS that was intense

 

[muzikfrk75]

Garcia Lopez is gonna cry in the car.

 

[bdkane]

Venus through. Sad more people don't openly acknowledge the Venus and Serena story. Many people know who they are but, in my opinion, they don't get the accolades that should come their way. When you consider the sport and lack of black participation, their achievements should be lauded even more. Before Serena and Venus only two black players won a major tournament in singles. Everyone knows Arthur Ashe, who won three major singles titles and is still the only black man to win one of the four majors in singles. Often overlooked and under appreciated is Althea Gibson, who was the first black person to ever win a major. She won five titles in the late fifties. Point is them excelling in this country club, elitist sport may be the most marginalized story in the history of all sports and that's not hyperbole. Talk about black excellence.