Keys was good on her TV debut...
she also said that she was nervous and that the ball looks really small in the booth compared to the player's POV on court 😆
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Alexandra Trusova: “I already wanted a child very badly, and I realized that only one person would be allowed to go to the 2026 Olympics. I didn’t see a high percentage chance that I would go there, so I decided that a child would come first.”
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photo: Trusova's Instagram
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one thing im hoping hamada takes away from mone's win at coc is that 3A/quads are not 100% required in order to win, and that a full package with spins, stsqs, and pcs can be just as strong... please break the hamada curse with your juniors 😭🙏 esp mei okada my 3A< fall daughter
Natalia Bestemianova: “I have very mixed impressions; Kao Miura is very good, but I don’t quite understand why he wins over ours in technical score. Our judge isn’t on the panel yet, and it will take a long time to build momentum so that we are judged objectively.”
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photo: Reuters/RIA
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Ilia about the women's podium situation at COC
"That was not nice. Mone did not deserve that. I literally watched the whole thing, that's very dumb of people. Like people should be happy for them no matter what"
@NoNameFace10 Me too! and now the immature children from that country are going on about how the woman awarding medals snubbed Sasha which actually seems like unintentional. I really wish we go back to banning them.
VIDEO | Karnataka: Tanvi Rabinarayan Patri, who became the first Indian woman to win a badminton medal at the Youth Olympic Games, says, "I am proud to represent my country and win a medal for it. There wasn't much pressure. I just thought I would go out there, give my best and play to the best of my ability. I think the final was the toughest match because, in the third set, the scores were neck and neck, and there was pressure. I feel good, but I think I could have done better in the final if I had played more positively and reduced my errors. The journey was good. I made so many new friends and traded a lot of pins at the Youth Olympic Village. I wasn't very nervous. I just thought I would go out there and give my best. The only thing in my control was to give my best and reduce my errors. The Olympic Village experience was also really good. It feels really good to become the first woman to reach the Youth Olympics final, and I hope to do well in future tournaments too. I would say I will try to qualify for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. My goal for next year is to win the Asian Junior Under-19 and World Junior Championships. I would like to thank my parents, my coaches, and all the support staff."
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)