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The irony being, of course, that they could easily have treated Osaka as one of their own. She has American (and Japanese) citizenship and has lived there since she was 3. When she's winning regularly, you can bet they'll tell you she's American.

Definitely not. The booing was for anyone in authority.

Good grief, they just started the trophy ceremony and the whole place booed. No class these Americans. No respect for Osaka who was the better player.

No, it was genuine. She was REALLY upset. Certainly she wouldn't choose to give up a game when 3-4 and a set down. She just did a full blown McEnroe.

Called the ref a thief after already having 2 code violations, including a coaching violation. Cost her a crucial game and she lost in straight sets to Naomi Osaka, who wins her first Grand Slam. Crazy scenes and unfair that her big win was marred by such melodramatics.