Yeah I always wondered why they didn't just pick basketball players who are easy on the eyes. Women's Tennis was similar in who the sponsors used to gravitate around. I remember one of the Williams brothers getting big mad that despite winning a lot, the sponsors preferred the hot white European players lol.
Serena looks like a gorilla and has the personality to match. She lost to a half-black Japanese girl and she thought the appropriate response was to chimp out and destroy her racket.
I'm no tennis fan by any means but I do recall a huge scandal when the organization wanted to ban loud obnoxious grunts from the female players (mostly due to these "women").
Almost like the org knows their market (tennis fans and male tennis fans that like fit women in short skirts playing their favorite sport) and the rise of these sisters introduced a very masculine element to the process.
Replace the WNBA with Women's Volleyball and you'll be set for a ratings hit! (Until they start replacing them with trans dudes)
Yeah I always wondered why they didn't just pick basketball players who are easy on the eyes. Women's Tennis was similar in who the sponsors used to gravitate around. I remember one of the Williams brothers getting big mad that despite winning a lot, the sponsors preferred the hot white European players lol.
Serena looks like a gorilla and has the personality to match. She lost to a half-black Japanese girl and she thought the appropriate response was to chimp out and destroy her racket.
McEnroe sends his regards.
I'm no tennis fan by any means but I do recall a huge scandal when the organization wanted to ban loud obnoxious grunts from the female players (mostly due to these "women").
Almost like the org knows their market (tennis fans and male tennis fans that like fit women in short skirts playing their favorite sport) and the rise of these sisters introduced a very masculine element to the process.
The pool of women who can play any sport well is very small, the pool of attractive women who can play a sport is even smaller.