Agnieszka Radwaska “Honored”. Shameful arrangement. Polka is in second place in tennis

TennisIt, like almost every sport, brings great emotion and tension to its participants. Athletes react differently to failure, every time fans and media watch them. The sportskeeda.com portal has now decided to summarize tennis players’ behavior towards their competitors immediately after matches.

Great congratulations after the tennis match. Radwańska in second place

The journalists of the aforementioned portal decided to arrange an arrangement for the best congratulations between the opponents after the meeting. The ten “distinguished” included a place for Agnieszka Radwańska. It’s about her post-match gesture with Sabine Lisicki during the 2013 Wimbledon semi-finals.

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shelves A year ago, I lost in the final with Serena WilliamsThat is why when the American was eliminated in the fourth round in 2013, Radwaska She was hoping to finally win the championship. “Tennis played great throughout the competition and reached the semi-finals, where I faced Sabine Lisicki. Both players won one set and the match was decided in the third match” – the article reads. But Lisicki was on top.

“In the third set, there were a few great plays, but in the end Lesicki won 9: 7 and reached her first Grand Slam final. Radwijska went to the net and simply reached out her hand, not even looking at her opponent” – the journalists reported Behavior puts him in second place.

Some fans remember this situation well and are quick to explain it. ‘Wait for Radwańska on the net to shake hands lysickiBut she often lived her victory by lying on the ground first. She treated this victory as if it were a final ”- we read in one of the comments. The Polish woman calmly waited for her competition under the net, then quickly congratulated her.

Who took first place in the ranking? According to sportskeeda.com, Switzerland’s Patti Schneider showed “the coolest behaviour” after losing to Slovakia’s Daniela Hantuchova in Luxembourg. When both players approached the net to shake hands, Schneider hit Hantuchova’s hand hard and walked away. Then the Swiss woman did not shake hands with the chief judge.