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Morgan Riddle, the girlfriend of American tennis player Taylor Fritz, recently spoke out against the media for blowing up her social media posts that seemed to make fun of Alexander Zverev and mention the assault allegations against him. She posted photos of herself at Wimbledon and later clarified her remarks that were misunderstood and taken out of context by the media. Riddle emphasized that her posts were not related to anything off the tennis court and there is no animosity between anyone.

After Fritz’s impressive victory over Zverev at Wimbledon, Riddle took to her Instagram Stories to seemingly taunt Zverev with comments like “When ur man wins 4 the girls” and “cheer loud ladies.” These remarks were in reference to the assault allegations made against Zverev in 2020, which he settled out of court by paying fines and making charitable donations.

It is important to note that Zverev has denied the accusations of domestic abuse, but prosecutors claimed that he had pushed and choked the woman during an argument. The legal case against Zverev was resolved in a German court earlier this year.

Despite the controversy surrounding Riddle’s social media posts, she expressed her pride in Taylor Fritz’s performance on the court and thanked the fans for their support. Fritz’s victory over Zverev was a significant moment in his career as he advanced to the quarterfinals of the tournament.

In the world of professional tennis, off-court drama and social media controversies often make headlines. It is essential for athletes and their associates to be mindful of their online presence and avoid making insensitive or provocative comments that could be misinterpreted or taken out of context by the media.

As fans of the sport, it is crucial to focus on the athletes’ performances on the court and show support for their hard work and dedication. Let’s continue to enjoy the thrilling matches and exciting moments that tennis has to offer, while respecting the personal lives and privacy of the players involved.