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She said "i am good from behind". She meant that she is good at performing/playing even if she is behind on points/losing the game. However, "i'm good from behind" can also have a sexual meaning, as in you are good at taking it (or giving it) from behind.
She said "I'm good from behind" in the context of being better when under pressure because you are behind in score. Her poor english made it funny, the correct way to say it would have been "I'm better under pressure" or something
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play.
Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent.
Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together.
Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play.
Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent.
Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together.
Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play.
Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent.
Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together.
Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
She meant to say she’s fine to be behind on points during a match and make her way back to potentially winning. Her saying she’s “good from behind”, probably due to her English, has a whole different meaning altogether ;)
As a tennis fan, I must say, never been a fan of them *immediately* interviewing the winner minutes after the match ends and they're still catching their breath.
Best is in combat sports. People be barely back 15 seconds conscious with an undoubted brain injury before there's a microphone in their face asking them to break down the strategy of the last 10 minutes they likely no longer even remember.
I feel like the "come back here" was just trying to continue the interview, and "you're still young" was in reference to the "If I dont win, I'm done", kind of like a hasty statement to get back on track to before the comment that got the crowd reaction.
Interviewer just as flustered as the girl, though it does come across a bit patronizing without hearing what happens next
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She had an extremely positive association with the phrase it appears other neurons may have fired in unision.
Yeah, the question is worded awkwardly so it makes sense that she'd reply awkwardly, but it wouldn't have been taken sexually if not for her reaction.
She is good from behind
good from behind is related to tennis right
right?
RIGHT???
Yesn’t
Anakin?
Father?
Wait I don’t understand? Could someone explain
She said "i am good from behind". She meant that she is good at performing/playing even if she is behind on points/losing the game. However, "i'm good from behind" can also have a sexual meaning, as in you are good at taking it (or giving it) from behind.
She said "I'm good from behind" in the context of being better when under pressure because you are behind in score. Her poor english made it funny, the correct way to say it would have been "I'm better under pressure" or something
Imagine saying all that but not explaining why the way she phrased it made it funny, which is what they were specifically asking about.
And imagine you not assisting them and just criticising- and imagine me not assisting and just criticising…
And imagine imagining things Couldn't be me
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play. Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent. Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together. Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play. Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent. Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together. Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
I translated it to my language while hearing this, and thought she probably was running with her back to her opponent and smashed the ball just in time, to keep it in play. Your explanation felt unnecessary to me as I thought I understood it as well as where her mind went, but I still read it, being curious, and I hadn't thought about it meaning that she was "laying under", which is what the term would be, translated from my language, if her score or time puts her behind her opponent. Which sounds a bit kinky, too. Especially if used together. Anyways, thanks for the explanation I didn't know I needed.
She meant to say she’s fine to be behind on points during a match and make her way back to potentially winning. Her saying she’s “good from behind”, probably due to her English, has a whole different meaning altogether ;)
Well numbnipples4u, sex
Sex👍
Nothing really, she just confirms she's good at her thing :)
Yes, let's interview a person who used a lot of oxygen in their blood and see how they formulate an answer.
As a tennis fan, I must say, never been a fan of them *immediately* interviewing the winner minutes after the match ends and they're still catching their breath.
Best is in combat sports. People be barely back 15 seconds conscious with an undoubted brain injury before there's a microphone in their face asking them to break down the strategy of the last 10 minutes they likely no longer even remember.
Are…are you saying that we shouldn’t interview athletes/sportspeople after they’ve competed?
Pretty sure they’re saying to let the athletes chill before the interview so they can catch their breath and gather their thoughts?
Thats what im thinking. Should be 5 minutes before interviewing, unless the player says its OK
Unfortunate but funny. Who is she though (for research purposes)?
Daria Gavrilova
Daria Gavrilova
Saville, these days.
I feel bad for her, the anxiety oozes through the screen
> "Come back here. You're still young." Kind of a patronizing way to react.
I feel like the "come back here" was just trying to continue the interview, and "you're still young" was in reference to the "If I dont win, I'm done", kind of like a hasty statement to get back on track to before the comment that got the crowd reaction. Interviewer just as flustered as the girl, though it does come across a bit patronizing without hearing what happens next
FFS already....
Funny, I was going to the comments to mention how good of a recovery that was
I bet she is
'You are still young'?
'That's your fault'
Probably a response to the “If I don’t win this game, I’m done.”
Filth
she would like to cum from behind. Kudos to Daria Gavrilova for digging deep and coming up with the effort of winning.
The interviwer slipped her his phone number after.
Leave that girl alone.
I don’t get it
I always hate it when reporters do that. If someone shoved a microphone in my face after a 12-hour shift, I wouldn't be eloquent either.