‘How She Talked About Serena (Williams) Years Ago’ – Chris Evert’s US Open Commentary Gets Blasted as Her Bold Coco Gauff Comment Sparks Outrage From Iga Swiatek Fans

Tennis is more than just hitting balls: it’s a place of strong feelings, team loyalties, and big emotions. Recently, a clash of opinions has appeared, focusing on the famous Chris Evert and her choice to not focus on the amazing things the WTA World No.1 Iga Swiatek has done. This has caused quite an uproar on social media.

Fans are talking loudly, creating a virtual place filled with cheering, opinions, and arguments. This is a story where fan excitement meets a famous person’s thoughts, and where the importance of words becomes very clear.

Fans mince no words over Evert’s opinion

Evert, the celebrated American tennis legend, has long been hailed for her insightful commentary and analysis of the sport. However, as the proverbial dust unsettles since the US Open has started, fans are questioning her objectivity.

Twitter user @TrentonJocz succinctly captured the sentiment, “Very funny that Chrissie says Alcaraz and Gauff are ‘ready to take on the tennis world for the next 10, 15 years’ but no mention of the defending champ 22 year old with 3 RGs and already top 10 in weeks at #1.”

This omission in Evert’s praise for Swiatek has given rise to a wave of fan reactions, revealing a perceived bias that cannot be ignored.

Fan reactions ranged from frustration to understanding. One fan observed, “She is very biased. How she speaks of Gauff is how she talked about Serena years ago. I am happy that Wozniacki is playing again, but I miss her commentating. She was unbiased and very informative.”

Another chimed in, “eh, Chrissie’s gonna Chrissie, by which I mean, she has her favorites she’ll always plug and non-favorites she will find a way to criticize. No objectivity there.”

Another fan just barged in the conversation, adding, “She doesn’t like Iga. Nothing new.”

Amid the Twitter storm, one user couldn’t help but quip, “YAP keep the spotlight away from Iga we don’t mind at all🤭,”

Others noted the unequal treatment of players. “This is where I tend to agree with the grievances Nolefam have over Djokovic being overlooked due to his nationality. If Swiatek were American, Australian or British she’d get far more praise and be a lot more marketable.” one said.

A sense of injustice prevails as another fan commented, “I knew they will move quickly once Coco has this one win over Iga… Ridiculous…”

The sense of injustice persisted, with another fan commenting, “Chris is so jealous about her RG record which she may lose ( might happen but also might not) that she can discredit anyone. Iga quit tennis. You’re too lovely for all that disrespectful comments from even so called legends”

Another fan added, “You can always count on Chris to talk nonsense XD, but let her cook 🤭”

Although, this narrative takes a weird turn as Evert has once been vocal about Swiatek’s resilience after her Roland Garros win.

The dual nature of Evert’s opinions on Swiatek

After Swiatek’s brilliant French Open 2023 win, the narrative took a twist when Evert herself acknowledged her resilience. In an interview with Eurosport, she seemed to change her tune. “I just said she was unbelievable,” Evert shared. The Ice Maiden further added, “She said to me, ‘Did you see my serve?’ I was just complimenting her on how she played with her back to the wall, and only champions can play like that when they are down.”

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Evert’s newfound praise might ease criticism, but fans won’t forget. This incident highlights the unbreakable bond between fans and their sports idols. The outcry and triumph continue online, showcasing the impact words can have. What are your thoughts on Evert’s comments?

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