ONStoppable!! ???
— #MMOPEN (@MutuaMadridOpen) May 7, 2022
First Arab woman to win a WTA 1000 title.
We witnessed greatness. We witnessed history.@Ons_Jabeur @WTA | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/xB9YFGtl0n
Jabeur: “I honestly still can't believe it. I went through a roller coaster of emotions during the past few days, after SF. I was really stressed, trying to breathe like a pregnant woman. Didn't want to get disappointed again. Thought my heart was going out of my chest today.”
— WTA Insider (@WTA_insider) May 8, 2022
Sealed with a ??@Ons_Jabeur | @WTA | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/5nZafg1EXx
— #MMOPEN (@MutuaMadridOpen) May 7, 2022
???? Stars and Stripes ????@jlpegula is the third American female player to reach the final at the @MutuaMadridOpen , after Venus Williams (2010) and Serena Williams (2012 and 2013)#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/UUoJFCYj4T
— wta (@WTA) May 5, 2022
A win in the final would have pushed Pegula into the Top 10 for the first time, but she'll still rise to a new career high of #11, just behind (still, even w/ her 6-6 start in '22) #10 Garbine Muguruza, as well as #9 Danielle Collins for the position of U.S. #1. Meanwhile, coming into this year's Madrid event, the only Spanish women to reach the QF stage in the tournament's history were Anabel Medina Garrigues (2013), Carla Suarez Navarro (2015/18) and Paula Badosa ('21 SF). Sorribes Tormo saw fit to add her name to the list. After falling in the 1st or 2nd Round in all nine of her previous MD appearances in Madrid, Sorribes posted victories over a returning Anastasia Pavlychenkova, Naomi Osaka (her second win over the former #1, who played with what she later said was an ailing Achilles) and Dasha Kasatkina before being unable to get past Pegula.
You better believe it, ???? @sara_sorribes!
— wta (@WTA) May 3, 2022
The home hope is into the #MMOPEN quarterfinals for the first time! pic.twitter.com/iDvWFj3UmT
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— wta (@WTA) May 3, 2022
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Sorribes Tormo's week will jump her ten spots in the rankings to #37, one spot ahead of Osaka. The Spaniard is scheduled to get another shot at Osaka this week in Rome, where they've been drawn to meet in the 1st Round. At the WTA 125 in Saint-Malo, France, Haddad claimed the biggest title of her career, improving her record in singles finals to 10-1 (9-1 ITF) since her return from a 2019 suspension after having ingested a contaminated supplement (her ranking fell to #1342 during her time away). When Haddad did return in late '20, she ultimately was forced to have season-ending hand surgery after having almost immediately won four ITF titles in five final appearances in September/October. In Saint-Malo, Haddad posted wins over Maddison Inglis, fellow Brazilian Laura Pigossi, Claire Liu and Maryna Zanevska (the Belgain retired after five games) to reach the final, where she defeated Anna Blinkova 7-6/6-3 to take the crown. She'll rise to a new career high of #52 this week, passing Colombian Camila Osorio to become the new South American singles #1.
????BIA HADDAD CAMPEÃ ??
— Tênis Para Além do Óbvio ?? (Alemzão) (@AlemTenis) May 8, 2022
Beatriz vence a Blinková por 7/6 6/3 na final de WTA 125 Saint Mailo e conquista seu maior título em simples.
Com o título vai a #52 no ranking WTA, ultrapassa ???? Camila Osorio e será a número 1 da América do Sul.
VOA BIA ???????? pic.twitter.com/5vry4kwaYW
The wins keep coming ??
— wta (@WTA) May 3, 2022
???? Anhelina Kalinina is into her ?????????? WTA 1000 quarterfinal! Knocking out another Major champion in Raducanu.#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/nyNNr0wwJl
This point was so good. Raducanu’s slice defence was actually great but Kalinina’s angled backhand response was unreal pic.twitter.com/J8c5d4Pmqq
— Matthew Willis (@mattracquet) May 3, 2022
Moving into her 1st WTA 1000 semifinal ??
— wta (@WTA) May 4, 2022
Qualifier Alexandrova defeats Anisimova 6-4, 6-3 in Madrid.#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/MFsnAGb18p
Alexandrova will nearly climb back into the Top 30 this week, closing the gap on the four countrywomen -- #20 Pavlyuchenkova, #23 Kasatkina, #25 Samsonova and #28 V.Kudermetova -- currently ranked ahead of her. Like so many of her fellow Russians now facing the LTA/Wimbledon ban this summer, Alexandrova has a complicated history with her home country. She's lived and trained in Prague since 1996 (at age 2), and the Russian Tennis Federation had little contact with her until 2016. While she apparently once considered Czech citizenship, that nation's tennis operation didn't particulary seek her out, either. In 2020-21, after climbing the tour ladder, Alexandrova played the BJK Cup and Olympics while representing Russia. Further down the rankings, another Hordette is making her way back up, as well. Nearly a Top 50 player in 2020, with a slam 3rd Round result and 125 title under her belt, Blinkova has since tumbled down the rankings. The 23-year old former junior Wimbledon finalist (2015) entered the week at #135, even after having shown signs of early season progress by reaching a trio of challenger finals (2 $60K, 1 $25K), her first singles title matches of any kind since 2019. At the WTA 125 in Saint-Malo, Blinkova battled her way into her biggest final in three years, defeating Harmony Tan, Rebecca Marino, Bernarda Pera (rallying from 5-2 down in the 3rd, saving two MP) and Magdalena Frech (in a 3rd set TB, after staging another comeback from 3-1 and BP down in the set). Blinkova fell in straight sets in the final to Beatriz Haddad Maia, but will jump 15 spots to #120 in the new rankings.
A brilliant run from Anna Blinkova ends with a runner-up finish at the WTA125 @LOPEN35STMALO after falling to 4th seed Beatriz Haddad Maia 6-7, 3-6.
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) May 8, 2022
So many positives to take from this tournament, with Anna's hard work finally paying off again! Davai!
[??: Pierrick Contin] pic.twitter.com/ttnCOgRV37
???? Jil Teichmann is into the semifinals, defeating Kalinina 6-3, 6-4!
— Tennis Channel International (@TennisChanneli) May 4, 2022
The Swiss still hasn't dropped a set in the tournament. ??#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/quImhZdwlD
Though Teichmann'a two tour titles came on clay (both in 2019), prior to her Madrid run she hadn't had success on the surface since. Since her two-week Lausanne QF/Palmero W turn in '19, she had just one multi-win event on clay (Strasbourg/Sept.'20) in the next ten tournaments she played on the surface, including a 2nd Round exit two weeks ago in Istanbul. That changed in Madrid, as after first week wins over Petra Kvitova and Leylah Fernandez, Teichmann followed up with second week victories over Elena Rybakina and Anhelina Kalinina. She finally lost in the semis to Jessie Pegula, but her first SF result since her Cincy final last summer will allow her to crack the Top 30 for the first time at #29 this week.
Danka Kovinic nakon osvajanja prve ITF titule od oktobra 2019. godine pic.twitter.com/W6fCMsROos
— CGsport.me (@cgsportme) May 8, 2022
Gabriela Lee ???? is the champion of the 100K tournament in Bonita Springs! ??
— Siem (@SiemBlueboom) May 8, 2022
Beats Katarzyna Kawa ???? in 6-1 6-3 and will make a huge jump in the rankings ??
New Ranking: #150 (+84) pic.twitter.com/VEjoi5YpqA
Congratulations Gabriela Lee the winner of the 2022 FineMark Women's Pro Tennis Championship! ??????
— Bonita Bay Club (@BonitaBayClub) May 8, 2022
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.#BonitaBayClub #USTA #BBCUSTA #Tennis pic.twitter.com/Q6qG72ZHEE
????@GabyDabrowski | @guguolmos @WTA | @WTA_Espanol | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/rJBsjezn0y
— #MMOPEN (@MutuaMadridOpen) May 7, 2022
H I S T O R I C ??
— ITF (@ITFTennis) May 7, 2022
The moment Yui Kamiji defeated Van Koot 6-3 3-6 7-5 to clinch the first @BNPParibas World Team Cup Women's title for Japan ??#WheelchairTennis | @JTA_PR_Team pic.twitter.com/0Jw5cqPibg
Through the round robin action and semifinals in Vilamoura (POR), de Groot had maintained her perfect season record, going 3-0 in singles (the streak is now at 48 straight, and 90 of 92 sets) and 1-0 in doubles (20 wins in a row) as the Dutch team went undefeated against South Africa and Great Britain before sweeping Colombia in the semis. But de Groot was held out of the final due to some sort of injury (it wasn't a Covid or illness situation, as she was with the team on the sidelines), leaving the tie to veterans Aniek Van Koot and Jiske Griffioen. It didn't go well (well, except for the Japanese). First, Momoko Ohtani opened with a 3 & 4 win over Griffioen, then Kamiji (who returned this week for her first competition since the AO) clinched the title with a 6-3/3-6/7-5 win in 2:42 over Van Koot. For the week, Kamiji, the last player to defeat de Groot (all the way back in February of '21, after which she's gone 0-9 vs. the world #1), went 4-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles. Said Kamiji, "I’m very happy and excited about my performance today, but of course Diede didn’t play,", adding, "Of course, Aniek and Jiske are very good players and they have passion and never give up, so it was really difficult for us to get the win. First of all, I’m really happy to win this title with this team for the first time. But our job is to continue working hard to get the title again."
The U.S. team of Dana Mathewson and Shelby Baron finished third with a consolation win over fellow semifinalist Colombia.
A M A Z I N G ??@MarieBouzkova | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/m4CBMj32Co
— wta (@WTA) May 2, 2022
EKATERINA ALEXANDROVA ??
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) May 3, 2022
She reaches her first career WTA1000 quarterfinal at the Mutua Madrid Open, coming through an absolute THRILLER against fellow qualifier Marie Bouzkova 6-7, 6-0, 7-5!
Hats off to both players and easily one of the best matches of 2022! pic.twitter.com/uPZQKzXpE1
Anisimova missed this pic.twitter.com/oIAt8DEsyL
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) May 2, 2022
And finished on MP 6 with an ace. ?? pic.twitter.com/Iv8WEljTkA
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) May 2, 2022
A move more ???????????????????? than Madrid? ??@Ons_Jabeur | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/MEKMMn7aXh
— wta (@WTA) May 7, 2022
In Tunisia, in Africa, the Arab world and beyond...
— wta (@WTA) May 7, 2022
???? @Ons_Jabeur is blazing the trail ??
She captures the biggest trophy of her career so far at the #MMOPEN! ?? pic.twitter.com/eWshdDIq99
Based on the doubles hashtag I’m thinking…Legends? https://t.co/K9oBJvAcoh
— David Kane (@DKTNNS) May 5, 2022
You know, Hingis once returned in Legends play, only to then soon after return full-time to the tour. Just sayin'.
What a comeback! Anna Blinkova survives a 2-5 deficit in the final set, saving TWO match points to beat Bernarda Pera 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 for a place in the semifinals of the @LOPEN35STMALO!
— WTARussians (@WTArussians) May 6, 2022
Great win for Anna who is slowly getting her confidence back after a tough stretch of results. pic.twitter.com/CtJ9DvNU4a
ONS EN FUEGO ??
— wta (@WTA) May 4, 2022
An outstanding performance from ???? @Ons_Jabeur as she powers past Halep, 6-3, 6-2 to reach the final 4!#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/OOGnVK16rE
Jabeur: “Winning against Simona today was a mandatory part that I had to go through to achieve the goals that I told you about. Why not be Top 5 and win more titles?
— WTA Insider (@WTA_insider) May 4, 2022
"So I'm glad that I succeeded this test, but the tournament is not over yet.”#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/7dxgKhntnq
ons is out here hitting *FLYING* drop shots@Ons_Jabeur | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/2ExbEKRgHN
— wta (@WTA) May 4, 2022
“In the blink of an eye, it could be gone."
— WTA Insider (@WTA_insider) April 30, 2022
No one knows better than Monica Puig how quickly your fortunes can change, for better and worse.
Older, wiser, and healthy again, the 2016 Olympic champ returns to competition with a big, big smile.
Read: https://t.co/rDMcoBjQdB pic.twitter.com/Qj33uqPOQe
After 18 (very long) months this happened ??
— Sabine Lisicki (@sabinelisicki) May 4, 2022
Emotions from very deep came up after this match win.
I come back to inspire people with lots of heart, believe, kindness, will and passion ?? https://t.co/rS7icC1sP3
Anhelina Kalinina defeats her 3rd consecutive major champion to make her 1st WTA 1000 quarterfinal.
— WTA Insider (@WTA_insider) May 3, 2022
The No.37 Ukrainian has notched wins over Sloane Stephens, Garbiñe Muguruza, and Emma Raducanu. #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/DsO55NcHGO
Maja Chwalinska (BKT ADVANTAGE Bielsko-Biala) wygrala turniej rangi ITF W60 w Pradze (pula nagród 60 tys. dol.). W poniedzialek tenisistka LOTOS PZT Team wróci w rankingu WTA do Top200 i poprawi najwyzsza pozycje. Gratulacje! @GrupaLOTOS @emocjedopelna pic.twitter.com/OnHxJyrTFb
— Polski Zwiazek Tenisowy (@pzt_tenis) May 8, 2022
Maja Peaks in Prague
— Tick Tock Tennis (@TickTockTennis) May 8, 2022
20yo Maja Chwalinska captures the biggest title of her career, defeating top seed Ekaterine Gorgodze, 7-5, 6-3 to win the ITF 60k in Prague.
The win is especially poignant for the Pole, who stepped away from the tour last year to focus on her mental health. pic.twitter.com/dvmntfLlrj
19yo Pole Maja Chwalinska, who lost in the Wimbledon 1QR and is ranked 229, says she is taking a break from tennis due to depression.https://t.co/QtqfzUpzBf pic.twitter.com/I4JLqg4EIE
— Tumaini Carayol (@tumcarayol) June 30, 2021
Sonay Kartal ???? does the rare treble!
— Chris Goldsmith (@TheTennisTalker) May 8, 2022
Wins 25k ITF Nottingham singles title to add to her 25k ITF titles in Glasgow and Birmingham this year.
Won 21 Lost 2 in 2022
Thrashes Lao ???? 6-1 6-0 today
She is coming for WTA action this summer and a Wimbledon wildcard pic.twitter.com/GXscvyywcy
??????????????????????????, ??????????!
— Suomen Tennisliitto (@tennisfi) May 8, 2022
Sieltä se tulee, onnea Anastasia Kulikova ?? Uran ensimmäinen mestaruus tällä tasolla, suunta ylöspäin! pic.twitter.com/Iwlmb9llRb
¡Enhorabuena a todas las participantes! ????????
— #MMOPEN (@MutuaMadridOpen) May 7, 2022
Vuestra ilusión en el torneo Sub-16 es fantástica ??#MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/VC3MTmkzAr
Venus Williams is SERVING per usual! ?? #MetGala pic.twitter.com/a0kblB7AKx
— BET (@BET) May 2, 2022
Gilded age Met Gala 2022! ??
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) May 3, 2022
Thank you @CSiriano for my gown!
Hair: @daynagoldstein
Makeup: @clarissalunanyc pic.twitter.com/6dtsOPi3Mw
4 mai 2022 💙📖🎉
— Alize Cornet (@alizecornet) May 4, 2022
Me voilà romancière !@Ed_Flammarion #LaValseDesJours pic.twitter.com/QBDsUtqlbA
Marta Kostyuk opened up about the war, why she cut contact with all her Russian and Belarusian peers, why she is tired of all the “excuses” she’s been hearing from them, and how she’s been dealing with everything.
— Reem Abulleil (@ReemAbulleil) April 30, 2022
Says “sports have always been political”.https://t.co/W99s44lbii
My first week together with my new team and I am already looking forward to many more!
— Simona Halep (@Simona_Halep) May 4, 2022
Thank you for supporting me no matter what ????@MutuaMadridOpen pic.twitter.com/IaEUqB4ZbP
Rome wasn’t built in a day, so we came early ??????
— Patrick Mouratoglou (@pmouratoglou) May 6, 2022
Next week can’t come soon enough!@Simona_Halep @InteBNLdItalia pic.twitter.com/F79b8IWJ9E
are-you-not-entertained.gif@DKasatkina | #MMOPEN pic.twitter.com/T7omWCVzL3
— wta (@WTA) May 3, 2022
Venus Williams attended the #MetGala in a look that made her feel like “a total boss.” Go behind the scenes of her custom tuxedo-inspired suit: https://t.co/K8MY9OO4oD
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) May 3, 2022
Highlights from Charity Dinner organized by amazing Francesca Schiavone & Friends for Elina Svitolina Foundation in Milan.
— Elina Monfils (@ElinaSvitolina) May 4, 2022
Italy has always had a special place in my heart ??????
Thank you to everyone who supports my country and my people at this difficult time ???? pic.twitter.com/N3RgyCExsY
Naomi Osaka when asked about her volleying today:
— Musab (@Musab_Abid) May 1, 2022
"So I have been really trying to focus on my net game, because I'm going to play mixed doubles in Wimbledon. I know, shocking, right? I'm shocked too. Your eyes got super big." pic.twitter.com/hbg5Czcxy3
coco's becoming self-aware ?? pic.twitter.com/APpupZgbmx
— wta (@WTA) May 3, 2022
*2022 SLAM-WTAF/1000 CHAMPIONS*
Australian Open - Ash Barty, AUS
Doha - Iga Swiatek, POL
Indian Wells - Iga Swiatek, POL
Miami - Iga Swiatek, POL
Madrid - Ons Jabeur, TUN
Rome - x
Roland Garros - x
Wimbledon - x
Canada - x
Cincinnati - x
US Open -x
WTAF - x
[doubles]
Australian Open - Barbora Krejcikova/Katerina Siniakova, CZE/CZE
Doha - Coco Gauff/Jessie Pegula, USA/USA
Indian Wells - Xu Yifan/Yang Zhaoxuan, CHN/CHN
Miami - Laura Siegemund/Vera Zvonareva, GER/RUS
Madrid - Gaby Dabrowski/Giuliana Olmos, CAN/MEX
Rome - x
Roland Garros - x
Wimbledon - x
Canada - x
Cincinnati - x
US Open -x
WTAF - x
*MOST WTA FINALS in 2022*
4 - Iga Swiatek (4-0)
3 - Veronika Kudermetova (0-3)
2 - Ash Barty (2-0)
2 - ONS JABEUR (1-1)
2 - Anett Kontaveit (1-1)
2 - Maria Sakkari (0-2)
[2020-22]
10 - 1/7/2 - Anett Kontaveit (5-4-1)
9 - 1/6/2 - Ash Barty (8-1)
7 - 1/2/4 - Iga Swiatek (7-0)
7 - 3/3/1 - Aryna Sabalenka (5-2)
6 - 1/5/0 - Garbine Muguruza (3-3)
6 - 5/0/1 - Elena Rybakina (1-5)
5 - 3/1/1 - Simona Halep (4-1)
5 - 0/4/1 - Barbora Krejcikova (3-2)
5 - 0/3/2 - ONS JABEUR (2-3)
5 - 0/2/3 - Veronika Kudermetova (1-4)
5 - 2/3/0 - Karolina Pliskova (1-4)
*WORST ACTIVE WTA FINAL W/L - ZERO TITLES*
0-7 - Lucie Hradecka, CZE
0-4 - Ajla Tomljanovic, AUS
0-4 - Olga Govortsova, BLR
0-3 - Marie Bouzkova, CZE
0-3 - Aliaksandra Sasnovich, BLR
[w/ 1 title]
1-7 - Genie Bouchard, CAN
1-7 - Kristina Mladenovic, FRA
1-4 - Veronika Kudermetova, RUS
1-3 - Jessie Pegula, USA
1-3 - Maria Sakkari, GRE
*ESP - ROUND OF 16+ IN MADRID*
2010 3rd Rd. - Anabel Medina Garrigues
2010 3rd Rd. - Arantxa Parra Santonja
2011 3rd Rd. - Arantxa Parra Santonja
2012 3rd Rd. - Anabel Medina Garrigues
2013 QF - Anabel Medina Garrigues
2014 3rd Rd. - Carla Suarez Navarro
2015 QF - Carla Suarez Navarro
2016 3rd Rd. - Carla Suarez Navarro
2017 3rd Rd. - Carla Suarez Navarro
2017 3rd Rd. - Lara Arruabarrena
2018 3rd Rd. - Garbine Muguruza
2018 QF - Carla Suarez Navarro
2021 SF - Paula Badosa
2022 QF - Sara Sorribes Tormo
*WHEELCHAIR WORLD TEAM CUP WINNERS, w/ host nation*
2022 [POR] - Japan
2021 [ITA] - Netherlands
2020 DNP
2019 [ISR] - Netherlands
2018 [NED] - Netherlands
2017 [ITA] - China
2016 [JPN] - Netherlands
2015 [TUR] - Netherlands
2014 [NED] - Netherlands
2013 [TUR] - Netherlands
2012 [KOR] - Netherlands
2011 [RSA] - Netherlands
2010 [TUR] - Netherlands
2009 [GBR] - Netherlands
2008 [ITA] - Netherlands
2007 [SWE] - Netherlands
2006 [BRA] - Netherlands
2005 [NED] - Netherlands
2004 [NZL] - Netherlands
2003 [POL] - Netherlands
2002 [ITA] - Netherlands
2001 [SUI] - Netherlands
2000 [FRA] - Netherlands
1999 [USA] - Australia
1998 [ESP] - Netherlands
1997 [GBR] - Netherlands
1996 [AUS] - Netherlands
1995 [NED] - Netherlands
1994 [GBR] - United States
1993 [AUT] - Netherlands
1992 [BEL] - Netherlands
1991 [USA] - Netherlands
1990 [USA] - Netherlands
1989 [USA] - Netherlands
1988 [USA] - Netherlands
1987 [USA] - Netherlands
1986 [USA] - Netherlands
*2022 $100K CHAMPIONS*
Palm Harbor USA (green clay) - Katie Volynets, USA
Charleston USA (green clay) - Taylor Townsend, USA
Wiesbaden, GER (red clay) - Danka Kovinic, MNE
Bonita Springs, USA (green clay) - Gabriela Talaba Lee, ROU
The Supreme Court of the United States - for the 17th century, drawn by @AnnTelnaes ?? https://t.co/7a49HbIVvR
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) May 5, 2022
Republicans are getting very upset people keep retweeting this ad so I figured I would post for any of you who haven’t seen it yet and then I am going to retweet myself tonight. pic.twitter.com/rrq1j5UPqw
— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 4, 2022
Guy and his friends drive hundreds of miles to save a bear from Ukraine ??
— The Dodo (@dodo) May 4, 2022
@andrewdrury @RJGAshmore @Amp_Brasov pic.twitter.com/tLscgN4cCw
“Hello, this Farmer’s Insurance…do I have a story for you!” ??????????? pic.twitter.com/GiT6zMmLaf
— Fred Schultz (@FredSchultz35) May 3, 2022
En 1878, la française Isabelle Boyer, âgée de 36 ans sert de modèle au sculpteur français Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi pour la "Statue de la Liberté"??#LadyLiberty pic.twitter.com/Yt6rQ53Cxb
— Brindille (@Brindille_) May 4, 2022
Wild bird couple show up to befriend this lady — and end up bickering like an old married couple ??????
— The Dodo (@dodo) May 3, 2022
Special Thanks to Suzy for sharing her footage with us! Follow Robert, Roberta & Suzy on Instagram https://t.co/L6htc9DBYe for more. pic.twitter.com/xyWbXD3Gnf
So this is my life now.
— AlexisOhanian7??7??6?? (@alexisohanian) May 5, 2022
Of course @serenawilliams took this photo pic.twitter.com/xIfFsaMXps
I can’t breathe.
— J. ?? (@Jani__Gee) May 2, 2022
This kid was fighting for his life ???? pic.twitter.com/3Garu9BMkE
What you looking at?! ???????? pic.twitter.com/fax5sIEu8w
— Fred Schultz (@FredSchultz35) May 2, 2022