@TheTennisLetter Why do tennis players, at arguably the most traditional event in their year, with the highest standards of behaviour, have to endure such poor standards of journalism?

@DrScullyLeclerc Exactly why blood pressure meds are needed: “Action Needed” msg from “Do Not Reply”.

@DrScullyLeclerc I know! What happened here?

@DrScullyLeclerc Being a Canadian, my at answer is…nailed it.

@jon_wertheim I guess it was too much to hope that your observation wouldn’t be contested.

@Cristin75773247 @jon_wertheim Sour grapes dude.

@minibardenial @asud683385 You’re not wrong. Here for AO from Canada and definitely some cringeworthy moments from broadcasters. And as a Canadian, I know cringeworthy- he’s my neighbour.

@marioboc17 Blech!

@PHShriver You’re such a warrior!❤️

@sportyandhot Lmfao!

@sportyandhot Who doesn’t love Jiri? He’s so frickin focussed and I pray he goes to where he deserves…the top.

@atpobsessed For god’s sakes…. don’t be ridiculous.

@DrScullyLeclerc Oh no!!!!! Bad read of the audience Flavio.

@tootsie_wap06 @TheTennisLetter It’s appropriate- this whole doping thing is cartoonish.

@AndrewD49190809 @TheTennisLetter True dat.

@iStayWinning711 @TheTennisLetter Let me guess. You’re a male.

@Laurasebas21 @TheTennisLetter A trite response.

@WeAreTennis @AustralianOpen DAMN It. The It Team.

@RUBL3D3V I love both player’s perspectives. Sascha Bublik (& Rublev) will always be the most honest players at the mic.

@RUBL3D3V Is that supposed to sound supportive?

@allenanalysis Can’t disagree with you on that.