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Amarissa Toth has shared a video in which she apologizes for what happened with Shuai Zhang a couple of days ago, saying that she shouldn't have behaved in that way, and that she respects Shuai as a person and athlete.

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Bryanvor 3 Jahren

I’m afraid she’s doing this video because she found out others no longer consider her as a professional player and how bad people wouldn’t accept her! But these are all external factors, I doubt what her real feeling is as herself.

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ericovor 3 Jahren

Took two days to realize the mess? This is all scripted

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Santiagojivor 3 Jahren

Why didn't the organizers apologize for the discriminatory remarks?

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Естер 🧜‍♀️vor 3 Jahren

Too late now. Everyone knows she was forced to do this so she can still continue playing tennis

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S Navanivor 3 Jahren

I am expecting a similar apology from the referee!

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logan laportevor 3 Jahren

After she told Zhang to get over it yesterday in an interview. Something about losing that will humble you 😂

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Omamuzo⚕️🇳🇬vor 3 Jahren

Next is the tournament organizers, umpire and supervisor.

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🚀vor 3 Jahren

Knowing Zhang, she would accept the apology. But neither Zhang nor anyone will forget how vile and obnoxious this Toth is

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Естер 🧜‍♀️vor 3 Jahren

And the fact that she's reading it from somewhere makes it totally genuine 🤣🤣 💀💀💀

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SC de Marc Mintvor 3 Jahren

this isnt genuine. you got cought in the cookie jar and your sorry your viral for being negative

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RIHFvor 3 Jahren

Hasn't even apologised for cheating and wiping the ball mark. It's one of those classic "I'm sorry if you are upset " apologies

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whitecheddarvor 3 Jahren

Wish she said something about the wiping of the mark….that was almost worse than the celebration

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Brandnewayvor 3 Jahren

Lol that's a nice PR messages but not only does it seem to lack sincerityz it's way too late, specially after she doubled down and criticized Shuai after the match to justify her poor behaviours. I've stopped caring the minute she said "1st WTA success"...

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opexvor 3 Jahren

“I did not think that my first WTA success would cause such a big storm”. What a horrible apology. It was not her winning that was the issue….

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.vor 3 Jahren

I was as appalled as anyone but now it’s time to move on. Young girl made a series of bad errors in judgement and showed horrific sportsmanship. She’s apologised, now let her get on with her career. If she does it again, we’ll that’s a whole other story

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Miavor 3 Jahren

This looks genuine. 🤔 But a good lesson for her in the future. To avoid such uncomfortable videos don't make others feel like shit. Respect to be respected if that doesn't come naturally without a selfish angle.

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ItsmeHARSHI🐊🐊🐊🎾🎾🎾vor 3 Jahren

She did two things which are so unsportsmanlike.. erasing the mark intentionally and celebrating just after the opponent withdrew. If this is genuine it is good. But terrible behaviour

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Adrianovor 3 Jahren

Pretty sure she was told to do this video or say goodbye to her Tennis career. Many WTA players came out to defend Zhang tells u all u need to know about the situation. At least she apologized, just not genuine to me.

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Johnny KO’dvor 3 Jahren

Wow this was the best take they did? Lol

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misinformation enjoyervor 3 Jahren

at least put some effort into looking like you're not staring into a teleprompter

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Johnvor 3 Jahren

Talk about too little too late

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Peng Seong, The Onevor 3 Jahren

After receiving the condemnation… The apology merely for damange control of her future

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Rebecca Wintervor 3 Jahren

Honestly this is a pretty good and classy apology. She's young and hopefully will have more chances to show her morals and personality as a player.

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Jeremyvor 3 Jahren

It’s definitely not genuine but at least she did it. That’s better than nothing. I’m certainly willing to give her another chance, and I do hope she behaves better in the future.

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BPCadvor 3 Jahren

What an unsportsmanlike person 🤮

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Joe🇺🇸🤘🏻🥃🐺🖤💛vor 3 Jahren

This is nothing but an attempt at damage control. Looks like a damn hostage video. There is nothing genuine or sincere about any of this. Totally scripted.

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Tennis mom💦💦vor 3 Jahren

Too late

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Deep Dhawanvor 3 Jahren

What about the cheating, the deliberate erasing of the mark with her foot? Didn't see her being sorry about doing that.

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Shadowvor 3 Jahren

Just parroting a prepared PR statement. Nothing sincere about it.

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Rodgvor 3 Jahren

She only regrets the aftermath but not the action itself. Especially the cheering after Zhang withdrew says everything about her character.

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Draco 🇫🇷🇫🇷 🌟🌟vor 3 Jahren

Liar and its too late. Now go back play with Bouzkova/Sorribes Tormo

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Diedrevor 3 Jahren

Not accepted

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East Westvor 3 Jahren

As far as I hate what happened, let’s give her the benefit of doubt. She is young. Hope she will learn her lesson. But the one who should also apologize is the umpire.

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Adhi Rizky Putravor 3 Jahren

At least she apologize, unlike Bouzkova and Sara sorribes tormo Forgive but not forget

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SirEgarvor 3 Jahren

Yet, there's still no sympathy/apology statement from Tormo & Bouzkova toward Kato & Sutjiadi for provoking the umpire, lying that the ball girl was bleeding, laughing at Kato and took advantage of the whole situation to get the win. I hope Karma follows them everywhere they play

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