Why are people so quick to tear a person apart when they are having a tough moment in their sport or life?!? Does it make you feel better or what? I don’t understand. It’s cruel
Azarenka slams Ronaldo critics after World Cup exit: "Why are people so quick to tear a person apart"
WTASunday, 11 December 2022 at 14:30
Victoria Azarenka was not happy seeing all the comments after Portugal crashed out of the World Cup against Morocco which might be the final world cup match of legendary player Cristiano Ronaldo.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been in the media a lot these past few weeks ever since he gave a tell-all interview to British reporter Piers Morgan. His season overall has been very tumultuous with multiple reports of Ronaldo being unhappy at Manchester United with the team finally releasing him after the interview.
He's been in the media during the world cup as well with reports of being unhappy in the nation team as well. Many rejoiced after his Portugal lost to Morocco because of that but Azarenka wasn't happy with it. She wrote on Twitter:
"Why are people so quick to tear a person apart when they are having a tough moment in their sport or life?!? Does it make you feel better or what? I don’t understand. It’s cruel."
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