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You see that coming. and join the Progressive Army. And now Serena's confused by the score being called out.

Is this one point?

Whatever's where I play here after I'm wrong.

It's what? Yeah, that's what. I don't believe you know who ever my player after options. What?

Yeah, that's a morning.

I didn't get coaching.

I didn't get coaching.

I didn't get coaching.

You need to take, you need to make an announcement that I didn't get coaching you need to take you need to make an announcement that I didn't get coaching I don't cheat I didn't get coaching how can you say that

You need to you own an apology. You own the apology. I have never cheated in my life. I have a

daughter and I stand to us right for her and I've never cheating. You owe me an apology.

You will never do that one.

I think she's more upset about the insinuation that she was cheating than anything else.

I mean, she's strongly stood against that and

that's much more important to her than the 15 love for Osaka.

I wanted to start there today because that's generally where all of the media starts this story. They start where the height of Serena's voice

when she said I've never cheated. That's where everyone is starting and calling it a

meltdown and they're leaving out. I mean as you know this part isn't surprising they leave out the context they lead out they leave out everything that led up to it all of the ways that she communicated very politely not that she had to which is ultimately the point of today's

podcast the expectations that are placed on black people particularly black women that I have I have witnessed firsthand on more occasions

than I have not witnessed it. But before I get there listen to all of the nice and

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