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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2021
- Emma Raducanu speaks about her journey from qualifier to 2021 US Open champion after beating Leylah Fernandez in the final.
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Wow! She is the whole package--brains, beauty, maturity, humility, eloquence, sense of humor, and mega-tennis talent.
She is a straight A student in her school. Cambridge or Oxford university is going to miss a smart student 😆
@@frankgonzalez4110 Cambridge and University only accept students with multiple A*s and Emma only got 1, that Chinese girl cant hack it!
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw well now she can buy her way into elite university education like many before her
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw she’s not Chinese you racist.
@@marksapollo Maybe not racist, just jealous...hahaha.
This may never happen again. A qualifier winning a major without losing a set? That's just insane if you think about it.
Let'ss be honest, she shouldn't have been a Q. Covid kept her off courts and then she storms to 4th round in Wimbledon before she retired. Almost could argue having that extra week to beat up on weak opponents helps you find your groove and avoid that dreaded 1st/2nd round upset because you aren't used to the courts etc.
@@willzsportscards Sure, you could argue that. I think the vast majority of players, coaches and commentators would argue those extra matches are more likely to cause fatigue and/or injury, plus the math that NOBODY has ever done it before. So I'm going with no, you are wrong. But you are correct that she is likely one of the most talented qualifiers ever.
@@willzsportscards Thank god she did go as a qualifier though as she’s made history and will add to her legacy.
@@willzsportscards Let's be honest, she won the f*****g tournament. Stop creating stupid debates, just shut up and enjoy if you can.
@@victorruizmartin6212 calm down bro. If you don’t want to debate, don’t engage. Try being polite next time, it’ll help your karma.
What a CHAMPION! Emma weighs her words beautifully in a measured mature manner.
Better than half the broadcasters on TV right now at 18. Congrats Emma!
Mary Carrillo goes off topic all the time. No good
That's British public school education.
@@bakerstreet101 Bang on.....
Nah. Results of her strict and good parenting. Her mother is Chinese. She said her parents brought her up well.
@@bakerstreet101 ...she went to a state Grammar school...
I can see that this young girl is so gifted in many ways. She is clearly fearless on and off the court, esp when dealing with press conference. She answers all the questions clearly and confidently! This is what i call a true champion!
Yes right Sir/ Ma'am
Hope you’re watching, Osaka
she Cheated with Medical Timeout ...As a proud Filipino im not sayin this as Bias but many of us Filipinos feel cheated and i hope our president can contact us open officials and overturn the Loss
@@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet did u see her bleeding on the court? It is by the rule and there is nothing wrong about that. Accept that Emma is the better player. Overturn the loss? In your dream. Losing is losing and Emma deserves it.
@@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet Mr karen, emma was injured on the court. Her left knee was clearly bleeding. You probably missed that moment...☺️☺️
What athleticism and mindset, a sporting warrior. Even the way she walked around the court during the match had that leopard like quality fixated on winning the next point and stalking the cup (and her opponent). Hugely impressive. We're so lucky her parents chose to come live in Britain.
@Revenge Class ok…
@Revenge Class Britain is an informal name for the UK which is a sovereign nation/country
Why are "we" so lucky?
i thought they moved due to work
@Revenge Class Britain as in the island or main island. Come on!
Back in the UK we’re so proud of Emma.She is a credit to herself and her parents.She will be a superstar soon and deservedly so.We waited 44 years for a female slam winner and it was worth it.
she win the us open without lose a single set, i think nobody can do it again! She is awesone! UK proud!
Great achievement but she's not British
@@simongarthwaite7695 course she is. Listen to her she’s from Bromley. Ethnically maybe not but anyone who comes to England at two years old and goes on to win the us open is British
Romania should be proud, she's totally different breed. Not British breed obviously!
@@martinkolev968 racist clown. You don’t have to be white to be British, get a grip
It's very simple. What this kid has just done is so incredible means she is already a LEGEND. The support she is going to get at Wimbledon next year is going to be insane as not only is she an unbelievable player but also a total sweetheart.
A woman with such elegance, class and dignity.... Beautiful smile... Wow
Emma is definitely a big match player.. Humble, articulate, elegant and intelligent athlete ❤️
She also has incredible lateral movement. This is why she returns so well.
She plays more like an ATP player rather than WTA. She runs like one also. Reminds me of Serena and Steffi Graff. Speed never goes into a slump.
@@imateapot51 You right!!! Something about her game.. She neutralised so many power hitters.. I think her intelligence plays a part.
@@imateapot51 Watch the video she was hitting out with Andy.
@@xaviersimon9372 Yeah I saw that. Awesome.
@@xaviersimon9372 and doesn't that make a change eh ??
Such a massive prospect with a very mature head on her shoulders
Proper attention to academics plus tennis make a her a very articulate person who can properly and confidently face the media!! There she already has a upper hand over Osaka
@@shazeyazafar1229 Emma went to a private school in Bromley and did really well academically, tennis is just a side adventure for her. I think she was born into the right family at the right time with god given ability.
@@daviddoan3815 She didn’t go to a private school.She went to a grammar school in Bromley.It’s state funded.
@@alexjay7612 Are you sure? Grammar school means private here in Australia.
Happy for them both for winning tons of prize money. A million or two is a good start to never burder their parents again.
She’s confident and cool and calm at the same time when she played :) hope she will not be blinded or affected by the commercials and advertising contracts. She’s a real talent.
She is an exceptional speaker for an 18 year old, really impressive how she carries herself.
Like a lot of Tennis players,that silver spoon makes em talk right funny
Watching Emma play reminds me of that “Fearless Girl” bronze sculpture facing the Charging Bull at Wall Street! Congrats Emma! INSURMOUNTABLE!
Great analogy
10 games, 20 sets this is GOAT level from 150 out, lets see what the future holds, but this story is one of the greatest underdog to win ever, still stunned, crazy right, this alone, 10 games, no sets dropped, qualifier, this feat surely belongs in the hall of fame
Leicester City were 5000/1 against winning the Premiership .
@Andy Butler But not from qualifiers. No-one has won 10 games without dropping a set to win a GS.
@@kevoconnor145 she is not a real qualifier .That is a fluke.
At 17 she was probably in the top 20 in the world
@@Marvin-dg8vj What are you on about?? She has only been on the main tour since June, that's just over 3 months. At 17, she wasn't playing much Tennis because we were in lockdown & what Tennis she did play was on the ITF tour, which is a lower tour & was ranked outside the top 300. She was ranked 150 in the world before the US Open (which is astonishing for someone who spent so little time on the main tour) & played 3 qualifying matches. Not a "real" qualifier & a "fluke"?? You are talking gibberish pal.
As a Brit 🇬🇧 congrats Emma brilliant performance
A woman with such elegance, class and dignity.... Beautiful smile... Wow
Uh yah and also the tennis
If you're a cis male and you're not at least a little bit in love with Emma Raducanu you probably need to check your pulse. She's amazing.
@@kyankuatois Can't believe she came over to this country on a dinghy
Charming, good-looking, articulate, plays an attractive brand of tennis. Perhaps a new worldwide star of the women's game. Couldn't be a better ambassador.
Well said. She is one classy young lady.
she Cheated with Medical Timeout ...As a proud Filipino im not sayin this as Bias but many of us Filipinos feel cheated and i hope our president can contact us open officials and overturn the Loss
@@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet She used that to disrupt momentum and might have even faked a slip. Who knows
@UCrVTLjVbvtgThTUnSuZ4l4Q it’s a rule in tennis you absolute moron, cry harder she was dominating either way
@@spillomina blood was leaking from her knee you are literally blind, never speak again
She is such a humble sweetheart ! She sure has won 🏆 the hearts of everyone !! She is just beautiful 😍 🤩 !
She's gonna get a chance to cash in too. If she chooses to she can set herself and her parents up to live comfortably for decades without spending a dime of the prize money, because she's so likeable that the sponsorship officers are going to roll in.
For this brief window of time Emma Raducanu is the most marketable face in Britain. Get your money girl, and invest it well.
Course if she keeps dominating on the court that time might not be nearly so brief, but even if she doesn't, if she strikes while the iron is hot she can take care of all her loved ones and live comfortably for the rest of her life just with this one accomplishment, and she earned every pfennig of it.
@@hagamapama 💯 ! She is all set !!
@@hagamapama on a day when it has been mentioned that thousands of families in this country are struggling financially,I find your comments offensive
@@hagamapama True I heard she's getting sponsors competing against each other! But when it boils down money can't buy happiness as the cliche goes! I think she will go far in womens' tennis! And other areas of her life because of all those qualities that were mentioned.
@@daveduck4315 you could find a blade of grass offensive. She earned every penny she's going to make because she did it through hard work and talent.
“I still can’t believe it.” That sums it all up… from a qualifier to a champion! She speaks like an veteran who has won multiple GS…!
She's not just a fantastic player and achieved such great things but she's so nice and has a great personality, she's so marketable so she'll do so well there too. Also she's very pretty
She’s stunning she will make a fortune on and off the court
She’s more beautiful than most models
If she can stay healthy and keep a level head. Naomi Osaka cracked under pressure.
That's what I thought, lets hope she doesn't do a Sharapova who spent more time in front of the camera than on court and blew what could have been a Stella career. I would like her to be more of a Chris Evert.
Timmy Tran through giving Head probably
She could be the next Serena Williams
I didn't even watch the mens final I wasn't even that bothered! Womens tennis is on fire right now! A new mega star is born n I can't wait to see Emma back in action! 🇬🇧🌹
Just listen to the composure of this young lady. She sounds like a seasoned professional. Shows on and off the court...
So true
She spoke better than many politicians.
❤️ so calm and composed.. sweet girl, humble and not arrogant at all. Great that it’s her here.
10 matches, 20 sets in a row. Grandslam champion at 18 yrs of age. I don't think anybody has ever won 10 matches in a row to win a Tennis grandslam. Not in in recent history, anyway. Even against a biased crowed, it didn't phase her. Well done ! Won that TM in style
Without dropping a set
@UCrbB6m2vHLVwLnccmgHcPFw she end up defeating leylah in straight sets dint she... You dipshit
And this is her first ever win in the tennis tour..................Amazing
@TAMPA_LAKERS_MADRID She beat the current Olympic champion and 13th seed, she can only play who qualifies to meet her, anyone in the top 32 is a decent player as you put it
The crowd wasn't biased at all, they cheered her on mightily.
Both player are so lovely. Brilliant future ahead of them. Congrats to both their parentes for raising such nice kids.
Leading up to the final I would have agreed but in that second set Leylah couldn’t hide her arrogance, smiling and laughing to intimidate Emma and not caring that Emma was bleeding changed my opinion enough for her to take up the mantle as anti/hero. However, she is just 19 and to perform the way she does the inner belief is vital. It just got a bit nasty to watch. Hopefully she’ll learn from it and conduct herself better next time.
I think when someone acts in such a way it’s important not to let national pride cloud judgement
i love her reaction when they're chanting "Emma"
Congratulations England 🏴
From an irish fan 🇮🇪
The men's tour has spoilt tennis fans the world over for the last 20 years but Emma's brilliance on and off the court is the phenomenon or tour de force that might very well wrest the spotlight back on to the women's for the next couple of decades.
Ah yes, the spotlight has never been on the Williams sisters and Sharapova 🤥 Nice attempt to turn sports into identity politics though
@Ed Dantès John's boyfriend has entered the chat.
That just isnt identity politics though is. Why do you have to spin something positive into something negative. Just enjoy you life ma man
@@tommatkevich855 So many platitudes in one comment lmao. And no, it's the definition of identity politics.
She is a breath of fresh air, what a talent, great personality.
We British have great personalities
@@jmartin4204 thought she as Canadian?
This is not a victory only for GB and Raducanu. It's much bigger than that. This is a victory for the sport of tennis itself!
AGree, this is something way too special happening right there right now.
Although she is actually a Canadian girl from Toronto, and his father is from Rumania, and her mother is from China.
@@nic5833 so where is she from?
@@happyapple4269 Emma’s father is from Romania, her mother is Chinese. Emma was born in Csnada but grew up and lived in England.
Meanwhile the other amazing 18 year old she played against, Leylah Fernandez: her father is South American from Ecuador and her mother is a Filipino. She too was born in Canada.
So both of them teenagers born in 2002, both born in Canada, and all four parents different nationalities, both mothers Asian and both fathers western.
@@kevinkasp And the world gets smaller day by day
I love how Grand Slam women's final always give us surprise, always have a new champion and this time came from Britain. What an incredible personality of a young lady, she's well educated, well spoken.. Well done!! I hope to see her in more incredible matches in future. Congratulations from Indonesia
10 matches, 20-0 sets... this is insane
she played 18 matches in 30 days WOW
Nerves of steel! Absolute killer instincts on the biggest stage. Mamba Mentality. I will be rooting for you Young Gunner! Thank you for not making this win about race or politics. I miss sports!
Starting to think Raducanu is an immortal entity 🧐. First Navratilova said she’s ‘been here before’ in the SF and now Emma says she ‘felt at home’ on Arthur Ashe..
yes now help Romanian migrants
@@Sportliveonline no
I doubt it. This kind of performance can't be repeated and we don't know how she'll play being a set down. She's very technical in her game.
Immortal entity? Sounds like you been playing too many video games.
@@30mattdavies Of course not. They are white and European. You don't help white Europeans, only non whites.
The real and attractive tennis, is finaly back on the courts. The new generation, with the smile on their face, and with out yelling on court for each ball that has been hit . Bravo Emma, Bravo Leylah. Great job Canada for what you are doing there in tennis. Good job US Open.
Emma is a Brit...? Brits won the wheelchair mens doubles (winning all four grand slams this season and a brit was one part of both the winning mens and mixed doubles at this years US Open. Think leylah is awesome so well done to her and Canadian tennis, but I think the LTA in Britain needs some recognition and congratulations too. But I totally agree that womens tennis us looking very exciting thanks to these fantastic women and the teams supporting them :)
Congrats Canada for accepting immigrants. Her father in romanian, her mother chinese.
@@teodora7219 and Britain for doing the same. Two awesome democracies
@@yedis1750 Without a doubt.
Simply the best player of the year, she made my day, I hope she will achieve more in the future
She has that fearless, cold, killer mentality on court that all champions have.
She’s special.
English have that naturally clinical
@@paulmcdonough1093 you clearly didn’t watch the Euros final, or Tim Henman
@@andreasphotiou1886 hate to say this, but the black players failed, maybe they were too young,, coach should have picked different penalty kickers.
Watched every match since qualifying she’s gotten so much better in 2 weeks it’s great to watch so inspiring for the new gen very proud to be British these last 2 weeks
Highly talented with an exciting game, attractive, good personality, and handles herself well in press conferences. A new star has emerged in women's tennis.
I had no doubt that Emma would come out victorious, it was just in the making she has amazing skills and strength also body control, her return is crazyyy 😳, many more to come from her 🔥🔥🔥🥰
She is history, she is experiencing history and she is making history.
Sensational, both on and off court!! Professional, mature and humble and answering a barrage of interviewers after the match as if she had been doing it for years. I sincerely hope this young lady goes on to win many more and wish her the best of luck. Hats off to her for such an amazing display of courage and determination!!
Amazing!! I still can’t believe she’s a grand slam champion, she is so cute and smily sweet
why is that hard to believe
@@jmartin4204 She looks powerless and not muscular, like she gets tired easily (:
This isn’t a fluke ,she’s the real deal ,, she played amazing at Wimbledon .
Until she bottled it.
@@Avgeek1564 if she hadn't she would probably have made it into the final.
She is a late starter professionally because her family insisted she do exams at 18.This is not usual .From the age of 11 she relentlessly won everything she entered
@@Marvin-dg8vj yeah I recently found out that it's not even the first time she's won a tournament as qualifier lol (some 25k event in 2019 when she'd just turned 17, won 7 matches in a row)...and you know what? I'm still convinced that with better mental preparation that she would've easily beat Tomljanovic in straight sets, because you could see that she was hella nervous from the start yet it was still a pretty even match, everything was just too much too fast for her so it's understandable, but frankly she had the surprise factor to beat anyone, maybe even the world #1 Barty (who ended up winning it) who would've been next, Emma might've pulled it off with home support tax, Shelby Rodgers did...it's crazy to say but I'm not joking, she could seriously have been the first female wildcard ever to win Wimbledon... like you said she'd been doing bits for years at junior level, and was a standout in the 2020 UK Pro League (which she won, because of course she did lol) and the Battle of the Brits but she was still kinda under the radar it seems, cause i'm pretty sure that even some of the other players at Wimbledon didn't know who she was lol her opponents were clearly not ready for her...it's too bad cause I don't see another female Brit Wimbledon wildcard ever being as good as her so no one's breaking that record now lol... but oh well she made unprecedented history anyway at the US Open which no one's ever gonna match so whatever hahaha
Incredible talent .. so much life in personality .. and that smile
A spokeswoman for the importance of education, girls & women , young people ( such a talented breath of fresh air to so called influencers ) , The U.K., Canada , China, Romania, Women’s Tennis , Sports , for nice humble people … the list just goes on with not one negative , all positives
🇨🇦🇬🇧
This girl is a winner , and will see alot of this winner , I proud for you
Beautiful, intelligent, humble, amazingly gifted tennis player. Representing England the right way. We all need be proud of this women! She is phenomenal
Smart, talented and beautiful... AND so humble.... an amazing young lady
Its always good to feel like a newcomer from time to time, whether its sport or your job. I hope Emma Raducanu stays that way. That will keep her grounded and hungry for success over a long period of time.
Truly deserving champion ❤️👍 I really hope she wins more majors...love to see players with such positive attitude & great confidence ❤️👍
Well done Emma darling. You will be a massive positive influence on those school kids back in Kent🇬🇧❤
Wow I remember when she made headlines playing in her first grand slam a few months ago and getting a wildcard, now she is a US Open champion. What Impresses me most with Raducanu is she is fearless with her shots and has a good service for such a young player. If Naomi and Barty do not pick up their games to become ruthless I can see players like Emma and Leylah winning more Grand Slams.
What a great game of tennis , both players a credit to themselves and tennis .
Emma stole the show but Layla also shouldn't be forgotten, she's gonna be a rockstar in Canada and I for one am hoping for several rematches.
This feels like a dream, it’s unreal. What a player!
The positivity and intelligence just shine through!
Once in a Century such comes by a qualifier going all the way to win the trophy 🏆!! Just brilliant !
Talk of all the ✨ ⭐️ 🌟 💫 aligning !!! 😍🥰
Such a breach of fresh air these two young ladies . Such a great final .
Emma is special in every way. She plays amazing, and has the mental stuff that makes champions.
You can't learn what Emma, Nadal and Djokovic have inside them. You can improve all areas but the true champions are born with something different!!
Her team says her mental strength is astonishing. She's 18; what will she be like when she's 28?
She is amazing with the media! She sounds so experienced. A lot of composure, very well spoken.
And a monster on court! 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!!
I live in Canada and I was rooting for Emma; her smile destroys the bounds of geography. Now, I will be rooting for Leylah to win the next thousand tournaments she plays in, but this one I really wanted it for Emma. 😊
Hey, she was born in Canada I belive, your not crazy for that!
@@Roan_123 it is when it’s versus a Canadian national and you’re rooting for an English national
You choose because of a smile ?
I'm a Brit and while I was rooting for Emma I have a huge amount of respect and love for Leylah. She played awesome tennis throughout and she will be lifting many trophirs herself in the future. Congratulations to both
Have to say in reality she is Canadian.
Both she and Leylah are two incredible poised young women. They are well beyond their years in how they handle the media. I wish these two talented young women the best in years to come.
Family must be proud. What a great thing to happen for such a young women. Congratulations Emma 👏👏👏👏
Tennis followers must feel happy after they have much younger champions .This will change the game in days to come
I'm very impressed with Emma Raducanu as a player and in her poised, personable way of interacting with the media. She played powerful tennis, and was a lot of fun to watch in her combination of snapping groundstrokes and variety. She's a beautiful and personable young woman as well as a dynamic player, so I hope we see her in other tournaments moving forward. I don't want this to be a one-time occurrence in which she happened to catch fire for a brief period. Women's tennis needs the likes of Raducanu and Fernandez. Leyla acquitted herself very well on and off the court as well. My only quibble about Leyla is that I thought it was kind of classless to complain about the length of time taken to patch up Emma after she scraped her knee on the court.
Oh is this what she was complaining about? That’s bizarre. Not when she went to the bathroom and Emma had no qualms about it
Great comment and 100% agree
Surfwrite Had me at point break for a while there! Tnought you were going for a complete match report! Point by point! Not a wanna be journo are you! Maybe be best if you stick to waxing down your woody!
@@jasminebali8068 Wow, you really have the garbled, cliched and incoherent response down in your word salad there, haole. That was a wipeout.
Leylah's complaining was perfectly natural.
Such a wonderful example to the world in so many ways. Keep going Emma!
Wow...This is what a superstar sounds like. In her teenage she is so mature and confident. Congrats Emma you are a born talent...
Brilliant tennis player and a happy, well balanced person. Parents, teachers and coaches did a good job raising her.
She's so chill.
Amazing achievement and a class act on and off the court. Could well be the next tennis superstar 🎾 🇬🇧
What a lovely young woman. So very proud of you X
Fantastic final. Both Radukanu and Fernandez played phenomenal tennis. Great stuff.
Hey dummy. Raducanu is a name can’t be alternated like u do
@@standstill4407 hey dummy, if you choose to spout gratuitous offensiveness, at least make an effort to construct a proper sentence.
@@scallywag8788 did I asked you a question?
@@standstill4407 It's clear that grammar is not you thing. Try to work it out for yourself. Here's a clue : if your sentence ends with a question mark, you've asked a question, dummy.
she is beautiful INSIDE AND OUT. the total package, humble, talented, and smart
Infectious smile and she can play tennis
She's a real legend fr. Wins tournament in straight sets to one of her peers who is just as young and talented! Congrats to the young champion!
Isn’t she just wonderfully modest and down to earth.
This young lady is a hurricane. What a performance. One tournament under her belt many more to come many many congratulations 🎊
What a stunning smile! Like the sun lighting up people’s hearts. I hope she could use her fame and future fortune to better the less fortunate people
both these girls are very media savvy. congrats to them both. amazing match.
amazing final, both fantastic players...a real boon for women's tennis.
Incredible. History maker.
She is gorgeous in every way. A light in a pretty dark world.
She is such a humble personality
Wonderful to see rising talented players of Asian descent: Naomi (Japanese), Leylah (Filipino) and Emma (Chinese)!
Emma is also half romanian
They forget the other half ..
Emma is half Romanian.
Hahaha no more argument, China is her grandmother's land (in chinese 外婆 )long long time ago, the society of mother 😂😜
All three mixed race. Na Li is Chinese.
Amazing how life can change, if you make it happen. Before Wimbledon and the US Open, she was doing her exams and probably planning on going to University. Now I imagine that won't be happening ! Great stuff.
I would have thought she was planning on playing tennis
Oh she never intended to go go Uni. She was projected to be the next big thing since her early teens. She stayed in school partially out her own thirst for knowledge but also partially because her school and tennis set up were a perfect environment to grow. They were super close together and she still practised constantly.
Still an absolutely incredible achievement but definitely not the difference between her having a pro career or going to Uni.
@@thebiglebrowski3695 She might just be smart and ambitious enough to do her degree part time. I'm not sure how impressive her A* in mathematics on her A-levels actually is, but I'd guess she's well qualified for uni.
Congrats Emma🌟👏👏👏
Amazing! Well done to parents and a hat off to the young champ. Well done.
When she said that Ashe felt like home I totally understand why.
She's had four matches on Arthur Ashe, dare I say in her very short career it's the court she's played the most on, that and she literally left blood, sweat and tears onto the court, that sounds like a home court to me.
Simply, simply amazing, she must be protected at all costs!
Amazing! 18 year olds taking over! So cool - this girl is so refreshing
What a new super star, the way she plays and the way she handles the interview reminds me Roger Federer, she is becoming the high class for everything around her, also inspiring the new generation. Amazing!!!
Yes Fearless Tennis, not taking credit away, but thats something you can do only when you are young and unseeded with no expectations. The pressure on Champs is really great. Best wishes to both finalists
I hope to see these 2 play more than 100 finals over the decade and become big 2 like we had in mens tennis. From this loss leylah can only get better and reach her potential. There is not much consistency in women's tennis and anybody can win slam. Hopefully these two can maintain their level.
It was so good to see her shut up the biased crowd.
Her parents raised her right,not just the talent but the maturity. Her agent gonna be busy with sponsors calling none stop no doubt...
After he remark about her Ipod I imagine Apples sponsorship people will be delivering a new Ipod for her and some other goodies plus a contract.
@@mikeorgan1993 that was nice "hint" on her part :)
@@JULESVERNE72 Ah the naivety of youth I remember it well. But she missed a trick she could have said that she was hoping the ride from the airport was in a Bentley. She aimed low.
@@mikeorgan1993 is it Ipod or Airpod? I heard Airpod.
They reckon 100m plus in sponsorships.
Amazing work!!! Many congratulations, and such a nice personality and smile!!!
I don't post and make comments online as i don't like bashers! This is the first time as i am stunned by you Miss Emma! Congratulations!
Emma played well, had the luck of the draw too with Leylah effectively taking out the number 2, 3, and 5 seeds. Both did well, a much needed breath of fresh air in women's tennis.
You can only beat what’s in front of you and if that happens to be the man that beat ‘the man’ or in this case woman, then that makes you a worthy champion.
No one knows what the future will bring for Emma. She may never win another tournament again but at the 2021 US Open she was the best player in the field.
Good luck Emma.
So if she could take out the 2,3 and 5 seeds what was the problem with the unseeded qualifier.? Never heard any excuses about hard draw when she was winning.
@@alanpattinson6211 The problem was cumulative physical fatigue.
Leylah is very good but she was outclassed in the final
congrats from canada emma
This video has dislikes? Why? It’s an interview with an amazing person who’s eclipsing both men and women’s sport
Haters in everywhere
Charming young woman! To state the obvious, well done Miss Emma.