"The World Clown Association is bringing together all types of clowns": Fritz's girlfriend Morgan Riddle calls out 'misogynist men' who says she does nothing for tennis
Taylor Fritz’s girlfriend Morgan Riddle has taken to social media to clap back at people who believe she brings nothing to the sport of tennis.
Riddle has been a prominent figure at Fritz's matches, and the social media influencer has also played a role in attracting a younger fanbase to the sport. She in fact once stated that her goal was to "make tennis cool again", which she tries to accomplish by posting behind-the-scenes footage of the couple during Fritz's travels.
Nonetheless, the American has faced a lot of criticism for her actions. In response, Riddle lashed out on social media, leaving a humorous post for people she deemed as 'haters.'
"All the misogynist men on twitter who say i do absolutely nothing for the sport -- The World Clown Association is bringing together all types of clowns for its 40th annual convention,” she said, quoting a tweet by the NPR.
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