After having validated his victory against the local Destanee Aiava in the second round of theAustralian Open, Danielle Collins did not fail to provoke and “troll” the public from the end of the match, who largely supported her compatriot. A provocative celebration, then an even more expressive speech. From the great “Danimal”. So obviously, for his return to the courts this Saturday against Madison Keysalthough not Australian, the public was impatiently awaiting it. The whistles came down from the stands as he entered and left the court following his defeat.
Video – Danielle Collins, beaten in the 3rd round of the Australian Open
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“I no longer care what people who are not important to me think”
“I expected it, obviously. It’s not serious,” she declared, ensuring that the opinions of others do not matter to her. “I don’t have a huge ego in this area, I don’t care what some guy sitting in his basement writes about me. I just try to enjoy my life and have fun. You can’t please everyone. Early in my career, I cared more about what people thought and was much more reserved about my personality. Perhaps with age comes an attitude of being yourself and accepting yourself as you are. I’m proud of myself, I’ve gotten to a point where I no longer care what people who aren’t important to me think.“In any case, for what was perhaps his last Australian Openthe American did not go unnoticed.
