“US Open what?,” Kooyong Classic gets brutally trolled by a popular tennis commentator as a glaringly obvious mistake on Paula Badosa’s stats goes viral

Kooyong Classic gets the stats of Paula Badosa wrong, receives a wide range of trolls.

“US Open what?,” Kooyong Classic gets brutally trolled by a popular tennis commentator as a glaringly obvious mistake on Paula Badosa’s stats goes viral

Paula Badosa (Via Imago)

The Kooyong Classic, a small tournament ahead of the prestigious Australian Open features some of the tennis stars like Jannik Sinner, Holger Rune, Andy Murray, and more. The 2-3 day event readies the audience for the Australian Open and players usually build their form in this tournament.

Recently, the Kooyong Classic was on the receiving end of a troll from a tennis commentator Jose Morgado as they made a silly error with the stats of Paula Badosa. In an X post informing the participation of the Spaniard, they wrongly wrote the stats triggering a plethora of reactions from fans and tennis enthusiasts. The tennis commentator quote Tweeted the post titled “The former world number 2 will US Open Champion will be in action this week:”

US Open what?

Jose Morgado on X
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After being sidelined for almost a year, Badosa made a return to tennis at the Adelaide International. She had a forgetful outing at that tournament due to a first-round exit. However, the former World No.2 will participate in the Kooyong Classic ahead of the Australian Open. Along with her, even Emma Raducanu is set to play after her decent run at the ASB Classic. 

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Paula Badosa suffers first-round exit on return, huge doubt on her Australian Open form

Suffering from a stress fracture on her back, Spanish star Paula Badosa was out of tennis for most of the year. She made a return to the fixture at the Adelaide Open and suffered a first-round exit. Upon her return, there were many speculations about her mixed-doubles match with boyfriend Stefanos Tsitsipas. However, in a recent interview, Tsitsipas turned down all the speculations stating that he won’t team up with his girlfriend at the Australian Open. 

Paula Badosa
Paula Badosa (Via WTA)

The Australian Open set to commence on the 14th of January features top stars as well as returning players like Naomi Osaka and Emma Raducanu. With a huge lineup of players, the competition promises to be entertaining for the fans.

With players aiming at the final price and to begin their year well. Paula Badosa on the other hand will look to improve her form and try to improve her ranking. From No.2, she had slumped down due to an injury and weak performances and will try and improve. 

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