Give us a twirl?

[Tanzeylee]

It doesn't seem sexist if he asked Williams to twirl as well.

Haha

 

[jimharri]

Serena Williams? Twirling?

 

[ell]

If the female involved said she found it funny whats the problem? Bit pervy but no harm to anyone

 

[BlueHammer85]

beyond pathetic really.

all week, some people and newspapers etc talking about her dress wear in these games, he clearly asked her for a twirl to show off the kit, no big f*cking deal.

 

[blueinsa]

How long before someone claims he is a racist, given the ease with which many on here use the word wrongly?

 

[r.soleofsalford]

beyond pathetic really.

all week, some people and newspapers etc talking about her dress wear in these games, he clearly asked her for a twirl to show off the kit, no big f*cking deal.

he might have wanted to remind himself what the bonnet on a VW Beetle looked like

 

[quiet_riot]

Women, you can't win. Compliment how they look and you're a pervert, don't and they think you don't care!

 

[argyle]

beyond pathetic really.

all week, some people and newspapers etc talking about her dress wear in these games, he clearly asked her for a twirl to show off the kit, no big f*cking deal.

Would he have done the same with a man to show off the kit he was wearing?

 

[york away to this!]

...and her agent/sponsor/PR experts selected the flourescent pink and yellowy green outfit for what reasons, exactly?

Oh yes, it must be specifically designed to enhance her ability to slog a tennis ball two-handed from the baseline whilst grunting...

 

[Lancet Fluke]

beyond pathetic really.

all week, some people and newspapers etc talking about her dress wear in these games, he clearly asked her for a twirl to show off the kit, no big f*cking deal.

Would he have done the same with a man to show off the kit he was wearing?

No. They would have played a five set match and would have been too tired for twirling.