@christianscourt Not just today, she has been playing terribly lately. Something is off with her game. I was surprised she made it through round 16. I didn't think twice before I bet on osaka. They are on two different levels atm.
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@TheTennisLetter Sore loser. The last time I checked, the 2 championship she won was against you. She just knows how to handle herself with class. You are such a crying baby who literally can't handle pressure. You may be top ranked, but you don't have the aura. You are literally there by stat.
@BleacherReport She didn't play incredibly well but made you to be over emotional that you couldn't handle yourself and made you have high, high numbers of unforced errors. Dude, you are a sore loser. She played far better than you. The only set you won was even at a very close proximity.