Comments Barty Pegula - Australian Open 2022

2022-01-23T10:47:41+01:00

Discussions à propos du match opposant Barty et Pegula à Australian Open 2022

Some great news for tennis fans.
The Ash Barty vs Amanda Anisimova was the highest-rating program on Sunday in Australia, with a peak national audience of 1.94 millions 📈

More than the 1.17 millions who watched men's final last year 📉

@Jozef you're pathetic an miserable! Why are you attacking all the Australian players? it's not their faults what happened with Novak... I hate what happened to Novak too but there is no need to wish bad on the Australian players. Grow up!

Lets go for the win & semis, Ash 💙

Ash

Ashleigh 🇦🇺, must be the favourite to take the match, but I'll be just as pleased to see
Jessica 🇺🇸 advance to the Semi-finals.

Backhand slice, super forehand, incredible athleticism... Reminds me of Steffi.

Love both!! Go Ash 🇦🇺

Everything about Ash Barty is champion. Definitely someone to emulate and admire in sports and life. Hope she raises the trophy in a few days. Her attitude and perseverance rocks!

But regardless, the Government still made the right decision, why aren’t we moving on?

Wow

What a magnificent performance and win, Ash. Wonderful as always 💖👏🏻👏🏻

A Government does not always represent its people.

After checking all the facts, I predict Barty wins

Shame it wasn't a tighter match but I think it shows how dominant Barty is right now. I hope a on form Keys can keep up with her and make a great semi final

HOLY CRAP!! That's brutal 😂 Another great performance from Ashleigh 👏🏻

She's really silencing a lot of people who said she wasn't deserving of the NO.1 ranking

Barty vs Keys is going to be a good one

Congrats on your win Ashleigh 🇦🇺, a straightforward win in two easy sets, to advance to the Semi-finals.

Ash is just too good. Maybe Keys will give her a better fight. We'll see. They're both playing tremendously good tennis. Staying on their games. Will be fun.

Jessica slowly solidifying herself in the slams she is a great dark horse

I guess Ash

Barty in 2.

There’s no reason to pin it on Ash no matter what your views are. She’s a tennis player and a damn good one, she doesn’t sentence people to prison.

...thank you...just the way you spoke of democratic government and so on make me wonder where is that perfect place you are from....don't want to be cynical but "politics " is a dirty word....corruption everywhere on a different level ...my point let us watch our favourite game...me like you move away from on country to another with hope that will be different...nope....sad...I am in uk too😉😂

...dont I do value your comments regarding tennis...please

Jess was a bit like a rabbit in the headlights out there today. Ash's level wasn't great in the first set, but like the champion she is, she sorted it out. She was sublime in set 2. I would be surprised if she didn't win on Saturday, but I love Maddie and I hate having to root for one of these two. Still, Barty us my favourite player on the tour right now so I'll be happy to see her lift the trophy on Saturday

Maybe time to get rid of last Aussie in this ”💉open💉”. But gotta feeling might the real test come in Semis

Phony girl will crash out!!

Woah, that's awesome @VinsomkeSanji

Good luck to both women ❤️

@hibicb98

”If you do not take a interest in the affairs of your goverment, then you are doomed to live under the rule of fools...”

Plato

And Aussie gov members are best what that nation got. Their representatives. Pride of the nation choosen from millions.
So what on base of that you can think about rest of the herd? Are you part of that to?
It is called ignorance.
Only Nick Krygios had balls to say something to own gov.
But he may only rebel becouse his nature are like that. Still worth of respect.
rest are just 🐑🐑🐑.

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