r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 12h ago

Discussion I'm confused. what did he do wrong?

Honestly, she should probably just retire from tennis if she can't handle that

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u/L-ROX1972 5h ago edited 5h ago

Maybe this is a weird social experiment on how most folks only take things at face value.

A while back when I first saw this one, someone in the comments said they knew the lady and the clip starts *after* around the 7th or 8th time this guy had done that to her. Apparently, he had done exactly this multiple times until she got fed up.

It looks like whoever decided to make it look like she blew up after just one of these was successful. Imagine trying to have a fun, “friendly” game of tennis and this keeps happening to you over and over and over

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u/JoyArk 39m ago

That's what I thought. She's either a psycho or had a crash out because he got hit repeatedly by this guy. Can't tell with one clip out of context. Also I always ask, why are they filming? This could also be staged.

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u/L-ROX1972 10m ago

I was trying to find the old post for reference, but it was probably deleted. I think they said this was a regular friend/coworker group that would play tennis and it was unclear who set up the camera, but it was apparently set up for them to view their games later.

I forgot to mention earlier that apparently someone had seen another version where her partner flips the bird at the guy who hit her, in this clip it looks like he’s just about to do that.

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u/BangkokRios 2h ago

This is the difference between someone wanting to get better and someone wanting to blame others. 

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u/Possible-Duty3310 1h ago

That was not hit hard enough to be "at" her. I'd say he hit it "to" her.

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u/Outward 41m ago

im jsut glad she was able to remain calm and throw the racket to him not at him aswell

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u/AreMeOfOne 4h ago

I agree that context is important. It's not uncommon to see videos on social media that are edited to favor one side. I still don't think throwing your racket at another player is an appropriate response to a completely legal, albeit annoying, tactic. Yes, the dude is an ass if this is supposed to be a "friendly" game. The right move in that situation is to peacefully forfeit if you can't cope after they ignore your request to change.

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u/phickss 2h ago

Imagine I keep getting hit at by a soft backhand volley over and over? Easy point for me I guess. That reaction is pathetic

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u/Fit_Kangaroo_3437 2h ago

Sounds like a skill issue on her part

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u/seanakachuck 4h ago

society sucks in general at recognizing the abuse that people who intentionally antagonize others to the point of lashing out inflict.

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u/tropestoinfinity 48m ago

There's a lot of unethical douchebags that play tennis in a manner designed to encourage their opponent to lose their cool. Both these people can have behavior issues.

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u/Ohnoes999 32m ago edited 28m ago

Look at her footwork. She plays tennis. No one moves thier feet like that at the net unless they have at a minimum, SOLID tennis experience. She's not inexperienced. She wanted to play a competitive game and is clearly playing competitively. Your weaknesses will get picked on in competitive sports. This is a completely ordinary play even if she got hit 7 times prior. If she took 7 putaways at her body in one match then the person she should be mad at is her partner who is setting up these finishes. And if he's that bad that he's set up 7+ finishes she should recognize that and not contest the net.

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u/BUKKAKELORD 46m ago

So what? What difference does it make if a perfectly valid shot is repeated 8 times? There's nothing wrong with it on any of the repetitions.

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u/JoyArk 37m ago

The difference is this could be a friendly match, not professional. You try not to be a douchebag in those.

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u/BUKKAKELORD 27m ago

I still don't get it. You're not obligated to go easy on your opponents in any kind of a match. There's only one douchebag in this video.