She may. There’s something wrong about her game most days, think she doesn’t have enough defence and players are able to hit threw her on hard courts. Her form at the French last year was utterly sensational though.
She isn't crying now. Just did at times this year like at the Olympics. It just seems really immature. And it is even more annoying because the commentators are always sayinf stuff like "she has a sports psychologist" " she reads so many books" etc like Iga has some sort of enlighteningmet other players don't.
True. However Kenin crying is a thing she does even when she's winning. She's overly emotional. Has Kenin ever cried when she lost- aside from that FO loss cuz she was injured?
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