In the third round of women’s singles at the Tokyo Olympics on Tuesday, Naomi Osaka lost to Markta vondrosova 6-1 and 6-4. This will happen. This is not a story, it shouldn’t be. On the contrary, this is ESPN’s absurd way of reporting news. This shouldn’t be a story, but it’s there.
This article With such a heavy blow gem:
As the highest-paid female athlete in the world, as the spokesperson of the host country, huge expectations are unbearable.
Thank you for your wonderful insights, Sir Obvious of the Royal Order of the White Knight.
Sadly, many sports news cannot always treat male athletes as personally attackable objects and female athletes as completely inaccessible objects. The men’s basketball team lost? Torch them! Women’s football lost? There is almost no tsk tsk. It is inevitable that sports journalists protect their favorites.
See the same syrupy smell from the reporter Assist Kamala Harris to buy clothes During her failed presidential campaign, almost all female athletes were reported. Say the right words and support the right cause? You are golden. Oh wait, are you gay? everything will get better.
Speaking of better, ESPN’s coverage will become more even and better. The main story title is 2021 Olympics: Despite the loss of tennis, Naomi Osaka’s legacy remains hopeful. Tears will flow through immortal prose like this:
Nevertheless, although losing will definitely hurt Osaka, she has left a strong legacy outside of her homeland. Her image of lighting the torch symbolizes a country’s hopes of making progress in the COVID-19 pandemic and hosting the Olympic Games.
She also had an impact on ending the stigma surrounding mental health. In her own article published in Time magazine before the Olympics, Osaka talked about wanting to make the Japanese people “proud”, which does not necessarily require medals to complete.
Because there is nothing like a person who can’t bear the pressure, so that the pride of patriotism rushes to the heart.
Really, is it too much to ask for sports news while leaving the cheerleaders to the real cheerleaders?
