Sundaymorningguy said:I dont know if I can keep watching
Frankly, I found it difficult to keep watching once the broadcast team started to provide their typical cover for Serena on another "off-day". My oh my, who needs objectivity in tennis broadcasting, right? First, it was "she doesn't look right", then it was "..she seems to be favoring that left or was it right leg...", then it moved on to "..well she had to be worn out because she was run all over the court by Halep" which was entirely untrue if anyone saw the Williams-Halep match. It was Simona who ran at least a 10K that night, not Serena. Then, Chris, behaving more like Serena's publicist than a color commentator offered the quintessential "...well I certainly didn't see that one coming...". Absolutely incredulous. Utterly unconscionable. Mind-numbing in its unwarranted protectionism and bias. Why can't these commentators (includes Fernandez as well as the ESPN nit-wits like Wertheim and Carillo) simply accept the fact that their shining star is going to lose every once in a while, maybe a bit more often unless that diet-lifestyle guru the camera kept panning to can keep her caloric intake down?