One more on Serena

The more I hear, I think Serena knew her loss was inevitable, and she did what she did, to keep her opponent, Kim Clijsters from enjoying her victory ..... even though Serena lost, she basked in the joy, of not having to look at her opponent enjoy the fruits of her victory.

Serena walked off the court to a stunned silence, not having to listen to the well deserved cheers, for her opponent.

She said that tempers were a part of the game, one of her idols, John McEnroe, notorious for his temper, I think his worst was, "You can't be serious," thank God she didn't idolize Jeffry Dahmer.

Seems like everyone agrees, she should come out TODAY, with a public apology. My guess is that she won't. If you don't have any class on Saturday night, you won't have it on Sunday.

Now I have another good reason not to like the Miami Dolphins.

Serena ..... taking the wrong way out

I saw the outburst of Serena Williams last night, and I think we saw another spoiled millionaire athlete, who could not stand defeat, take another way out. She could blame the linesman, her temper, everyone and everybody but herself. I really thought she was a pathetic, wearing out, old athlete, who could not handle defeat.

Simple, she had been outplayed, she felt she was going to get beat, so she took it out on the linesman, not herself. Regardless of the call, she should not have reacted in the way she did.

I must admit I was rather stunned by it. It goes down in my "tragic ends." I remember when Woody Hayes struck the football player, and I remember the brawl between the Ohio State basketball team, and the team from Minnesota, and now, Serena attacking the linesman. It tarnishes all of her accomplishments. Makes John McEnroe look like a choirboy.

It was one of the worst displays of poor sportsmanship I have ever seen.