http://dailycontributor.com/serena-williams-foot-fault-video/7249/ Your Daily Contributor for News, Technology, Sports, and Entertainment Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://dailycontributor.com/serena-williams-foot-fault-video/7249/comment-page-1/#comment-22771 skaizun Sun, 13 Sep 2009 21:42:40 +0000 http://dailycontributor.com/?p=7249#comment-22771 Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web! Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web!

]]> http://dailycontributor.com/serena-williams-foot-fault-video/7249/comment-page-1/#comment-6989 skaizun Sun, 13 Sep 2009 17:42:40 +0000 http://dailycontributor.com/?p=7249#comment-6989 Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web! Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web!

]]> http://dailycontributor.com/serena-williams-foot-fault-video/7249/comment-page-1/#comment-6750 skaizun Sun, 13 Sep 2009 14:42:40 +0000 http://dailycontributor.com/?p=7249#comment-6750 Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided that she wanted to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web! Clijsters was going to win, anyway, but it's a shame she wasn't allowed her well-deserved moment of glory. On the other hand, it makes me wonder whether Serena, knowing that defeat was nigh, decided that she wanted to steal the limelight for now and all eternity by throwing a hissy fit, not once, but twice! Let's face it, this is a huge part of US Open (or any tennis, for that matter) history, perhaps outdoing John McEnroe's infamous outbursts, to the point that it'll be shown on every network for at least a day or two (undoubtedly, Serena will be facing fines from the USTA, WTA, and, possibly, ITF), and, of course, in retrospectives shown, ad nauseum, on TV and the web!

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