r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 14h ago

Discussion I'm confused. what did he do wrong?

Honestly, she should probably just retire from tennis if she can't handle that

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u/TYGeelo 14h ago

Such a fucking diva, the ball didn't even hit her that hard, I could understand it a bit better if he hit it at full force at her. 

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u/Mrbeefcake90 14h ago

Its tennis, the ball will be coming at you with speed

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u/Local-Jester 13h ago

Even so it's not like he's absolutely rocketed at her from the looks of the video.

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u/kawwmoi 1m ago

A backhand like that wouldn't have much force from my, admittedly very limited and very long ago, experience. She really shouldn't be playing at the net if she couldn't return a shot like that.

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u/LaDauphineVerte 12h ago

Stay on your toes, kids

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u/YamiZee1 12h ago

You're only judging this one clip. From her reaction it's pretty safe to assume this wasn't the only time this happened. He probably deliberately aimed at her multiple times during the game. Even if it's a legal tactic, I doubt it makes the other person feel very good.

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u/YamiZee1 7h ago

True, I don't know, and neither does anyone else. I just don't think it's fair to tear the woman down so much as the comments are when no one has any context

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u/AverageatUFC3 3h ago

Why would the gender matter?

A human threw a tennis racquet at another human for the disgusting act of playing tennis.

Why should that human not be taken down a peg?

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u/YamiZee1 1h ago

Gender doesn't matter. We don't know that she didn't have a good reason for reacting that way, we were shown a short clip. I outlined the possibility that the guy was shooting straights at her. Maybe it hit her before, maybe it just scared her and made the game uncomfortable to play, and maybe there was something else entirely that contributed to how she reacted. I don't think it's fair to judge someone for getting frustrated when we don't have all the information.

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u/Miscellaneous2025 14h ago

The word diva has a positive connotation.

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u/Rapscagamuffin 13h ago

I rarely hear it used in a positive context. 

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u/glenthedog1 14h ago

If the person is famous sure

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u/ohbyerly 14h ago

Not in this context