Were you at the

at the Serena Osaka U.S. Open Final?

You know I was at the Serena Osaka U.S. Open Final.

I saw you there.

Do you, this is a difficult question for you.

I imagine you probably don't want to answer this, but do you think the chair umpire called

that match fairly?

The chair umpire called the matches by the rule.

So for him, he gave the warning.

She broke a racket.

It was a point.

She had an outburst that was negative towards him and it ended up being a game.

That's not really where the argument comes in for Serena.

The argument was for her that she felt that she wasn't being coached and that you

shouldn't have gotten it began she shouldn't have gotten a warning right so you

think that initial call was correct I think it was a a bold move by any chair on fire in the finals of a grand slam when coaches are

coaching all the time. Y'all know how much I love tennis.

I'm out in the court almost every day.

It's a big part of my life, big part of my family's life.

So every once in a while I got a squeeze in an interview about tennis on the show

and today we've got a great one.

Wimbledon is going on so I brought up my friend Katrina Adams who played professional tennis

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