Today in our
Daily Dose of Social Media, we recap the latest updates and entertainment from ATP and WTA stars on social media.
Caroline Wozniacki is enjoying some family time while she waits for her participation in Paris 2024.
At the same time, German player
Eva Lys has criticized Sky Sports for not including female athletes in a Twitter post. Meanwhile, Liam Broady has taken issue with the Atlanta Open’s organization, prompting a humorous Twitter thread involving
Andy Murray,
John Isner, and
Andy Roddick.
Wozniacki enjoys family time in Monaco ahead of
Olympic Games
Caroline Wozniacki shared photos enjoying some
days off in Monaco. The former world No. 1 is waiting for her participation in
the
Olympic Games while spending some summer days with her children. Recently,
the Danish player has been sharing updates about her family life: “Monaco
summer nights,” she captioned in a couple of her pictures.
Wozniacki returned to the Tour almost a year
ago during the hardcourt swing. The former Australian Open champion came back
after more than three years since her retirement and now with two children, she
only plays a few tournaments while balancing her life as a mother and a
professional tennis player. Nevertheless, Wozniacki reached world No. 76 with
just 10 tournaments played.
Kasatkina’s dancing video with girlfriend gains
social media buzz
The Russian tennis player has gained increasing
notoriety on social media thanks to her YouTube channel “What the vlog,” where
she shares her life on the WTA Tour alongside her girlfriend Natalia Zabiiako,
a Russian figure skater with whom she has been in a relationship since 2022.
The channel has over 53,000 followers and her
latest video about her week at Wimbledon has reached 75,000 views, featuring
behind-the-scenes moments with Ons Jabeur, Mirra Andreeva, Yulia Putintseva,
Anna Kalinskaya, and even Jannik Sinner.
Kasatkina shared a video on Instagram dancing
with her girlfriend Zabiiako to a song by Russian singer Zivert. The post was
filled with positive comments from the Russian’s fans.
Eva Lys criticizes Sky Sports Germany for ignoring
female athletes
The German tennis player criticized a post by
“Sky Sports Germany” which highlighted the major events of top German athletes
but only included men, featuring tennis players Alexander Zverev and
Jan-Lennard Struff, who faced their semifinal matches this Saturday.
“Hot weekend on Sky! Crunch time starts at 11am
on Sky. Will Zverev and Struff make it to the finals of their ATP tournaments?”
the post read about the German tennis players. It also mentioned golfer Marcel
Siem and driver Nico Hülkenberg: “How will Hülkenberg perform in Hungary? Will
Siem make the leap forward at The Open?”
The 22-year-old Eva Lys shared the post and
criticized the exclusion of women: “And what about the WTA250 in Budapest? We
women put in just as much effort,” she wrote after sharing Sky Sport’s post on
X.
Lys reached the semifinals in Budapest but
ultimately lost to the first seed Diana Shnaider. Struff similarly fell to
Quentin Halys in straight sets in Gstaad. Meanwhile, Zverev defeated Pedro
Martínez and advanced to the final of the Hamburg Open, where he will face
Frenchman Arthur Fils.
Liam Broady sparks humorous Twitter thread over
Atlanta Open breakfast complaint as Andy Murray hilariously responds.
Liam Broady initiated a funny thread on Twitter
after complaining about the breakfast situation at the Atlanta Open. The Brit
fell in the first round of the ATP 250 qualifiers and posted a critique of the
tournament, with Andy Murray, John Isner, and Andy Roddick joining in the
comments.
“First match at 10am today so have to warm up
at 8:30. Breakfast doesn’t open till 9am? Walked into player area and we’ve
got… bagels. Really good for a high standard of tennis and tennis tournament in
Atlanta,” he wrote with three laughing emojis.
“Hope you are ok mate. That sounds terrible.
Surprised you hadn’t checked the breakfast situation ahead of time like most
professionals would have done,” Andy Murray commented jokingly with his
compatriot. “You have five people just to wipe your bum for you man you’ve
never checked a situation ahead of time in your life we are not the same,”
responded Liam Broady.
The topic went even further with John Isner and
Andy Roddick joining the discussion, defending their tournament: “I have to
defend Atlanta. There’s a Publix literally right next door to the hotel that
opens at 7am and closed last night at 10pm,” Isner wrote. “Free options aside,
imagine eating a full breakfast 45 minutes before you go onto the court for a
match as a professional. Atlanta is a big city,” Roddick wrote.
Follow the hilarious thread of responses
between the players regarding the facilities at the Atlanta Open.
Camila Giorgi resurfaces with new life in
Dallas
The 2021 WTA 1000 Canadian Open champion
unexpectedly withdrew in May of this year when she disappeared from the WTA
rankings. She was accused of fleeing to the United States due to unpaid debts
and stealing antique furniture. After a few days, Giorgi issued a statement on
Instagram that she later deleted.
"Please trust this Instagram for truthful
information," the post began. “I am happy to formally announce retirement
from my tennis career. I am so grateful for your wonderful love and support for
so many years. I cherish all the beautiful memories. There have been many
inaccurate rumors about my future plans, so I look forward to providing more
information about exciting opportunities ahead.”
The 32-year-old Italian has recently shared
photos of herself and her new life in Dallas. The former tennis player appears
to have decided to continue with her modeling work, which she had balanced with
her professional tennis career. ‘Madness is like an abstract painting in which
the author puts what he feels and everyone sees in it what he wants,’ the
caption read.
Albeit she has since had issues with others saying that she didn't pay rent and took their furniture off them. A storm that will continue to develop and saw Giorgi retire from the sport to fan fare only to end in a stink.