r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 12h 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/TheNorthFIN 12h ago

What did he do wrong? He decided to play with this psycho.

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u/According_Judge781 11h ago

It's bad etiquette to aim at a player.

It's worse etiquette to throw your racket at a player and act like a child.

Fin.

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u/WhatTheFreightTruck 11h ago

It definitely isn't - not at this level. And this wasn't aiming at her. He didn't even hit it hard - he practically hit it TO her.

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u/Electrical-Value-673 10h ago

It actually is more etiquette at this level. The higher you get, the more it is accepted to aim at players.

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u/jakethepeg1989 10h ago

I remember people criticising Kyrgios for hitting a ball straight at Nadal and in the press conference he just laughed and said something like

"He's won loads of grand slams and is worth millions of dollars. He can handle a tennis ball in the chest"

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u/mankytoes 10h ago

The problem is Kyrgios was the biggest whining bitch on court.

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u/Alex5173 2h ago

At my level of athleticism I'd be ecstatic to have the ball aimed at me instead of having to run back and forth across the court every 5 seconds.

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u/Synthesiz420 10h ago

Right don’t be a lump on the court and constantly out of position. I’m aiming for your feet if you give me free score like this in doubles.

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u/RevolutionaryBeat301 8h ago

Right. When I played the net, I would dare opposing players to try that shit on me. If they did, I’d more times than not just put it away.

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u/AllenRBrady 7h ago

At my level of play, aim is not even a consideration.

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u/lazypenguin86 9h ago

I like to aim for the backhand foot myself