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The one thing to add in there is the judgement of the referee. For example, during the men’s final, she was lax on the serve clock rule due to the situation. No one wants a final decided by penalties. And not the the Willians Osaka match was. But there is no doubt it had an impact. Fun having people on here to talk tennis with. Thanks for the dialogue.My thoughts on how she acts towards others is based on the people who have worked with her in locker rooms etc. the lowly people. not many have nice things to say but hats neither here nor there in regards to this matter. She doesn’t have to be nice. There were nine penalties awarded to women in that competition and twenty three to men. It’s not like men just get away with what they want. The racket violation is automatic. The coaching was admitted by her coach and it’s irrelevant if it’s seen or not. men were called on coaching as well including nasal by Ramos.There’s not really much to advocate for imo. As for the momentum break deal, it’s almost impossible to prove but it does follow a pattern that when she’s losing she seems to do this. She turned a match she lost into a spotlight for herself. It’s the only way I see it