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sammyt182 wrote:Yes terrible showing but she deserves to be paid the same as the men. Cause she pretty much played one in that semi To tell you the truth, I actually felt sorry for her after she lost. It was like stealing candy for a 5 year old boy Venus did it that easily.
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Yeah it was pretty sad. But not as sad as when Ana crashed out 
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YO ITS DAMN GOOD TO SEE 2 SISTAHS DOMINATING DA GAME.
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anyone see the gorilla in her post match interview?
"you trying to be down on womens tennis..."
next step was to pull the race card. god i the williams'.
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sammyt182 wrote:
Yes terrible showing but she deserves to be paid the same as the men. Cause she pretty much played one in that semi
There is no way they should be paid the same as the men, 6-0 6-1 is pathetic for a no.1 in a major semi. The ladies need to play the same amount eg best of 5 sets etc for the same pay, look at Hewitt and Rod****s QF match...they earned their paycheck.
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Reebee wrote:There is no way they should be paid the same as the men, 6-0 6-1 is pathetic for a no.1 in a major semi. The ladies need to play the same amount eg best of 5 sets etc for the same pay, look at Hewitt and Rod****s QF match...they earned their paycheck. No they shouldn't, that would just make watching them all the more boring. They need to play Best of 3 and be paid 60% of what the Men are. Period.
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Allegedly people appreciate women's tennis more than men's tennis.
But I gotta tell you, with the amount of grunting and screaming that goes on ... I wouldn't go near a Williams/Sharapova/Whoever-the-hell-else-makes-unnecessary-noises-match.
Not to mention the Williams sisters are sooks and cheaters.
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LCynic wrote:Allegedly people appreciate women's tennis more than men's tennis.
But I gotta tell you, with the amount of grunting and screaming that goes on ... I wouldn't go near a Williams/Sharapova/Whoever-the-hell-else-makes-unnecessary-noises-match.
Not to mention the Williams sisters are sooks and cheaters. Yup, I'll be giving the Women's Final a miss and couldn't care less who won.
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Sparky_Hughes wrote:
Yup, I'll be giving the Women's Final a miss and couldn't care less who won.
Watching the Sisters play each other in a final is like watching Schumacher/Barrichello back in the Ferrari glory days ... booooooooooooooooooooooring. And noisy.
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LCynic wrote:Watching the Sisters play each other in a final is like watching Schumacher/Barrichello back in the Ferrari glory days ... booooooooooooooooooooooring. And noisy. At least in F1 there's other battles to see, ala Montoya passing everyone else in the field.
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Sparky_Hughes wrote:
At least in F1 there's other battles to see, ala Montoya passing everyone else in the field.
I miss Arrows. *Deliberate off-tangent*
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LCynic wrote:I miss Arrows. *Deliberate off-tangent*  Was it Bernoldi you liked?
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Sparky_Hughes wrote: Was it Bernoldi you liked? He's still wallowing in the lower echelons of motorsport. 
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LCynic wrote:He's still wallowing in the lower echelons of motorsport. It's ok I feel your pain. Why Montoya really left I'll never know, but I just can't stand US Motorsport, especially NASCAR.
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Sparky_Hughes wrote:
It's ok I feel your pain. Why Montoya really left I'll never know, but I just can't stand US Motorsport, especially NASCAR.
Quote:On 11 July 2006, McLaren-Mercedes announced that Montoya would stop racing for the team with immediate effect, to enable him to prepare for his future career and take time out with his family. Hmm...
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Sparky_Hughes wrote:
Exactly.
To be fair, he's more successful where he is than he ever would be in F1.
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LCynic wrote:To be fair, he's more successful where he is than he ever would be in F1. True, but I loved his passing ability. There was no one better, not even Kimi or Michael.
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