In the quarterfinals of the tennis women's singles of the Paris Olympics that ended in the early morning of August 1, Beijing time, the top seed of the tournament, Swiatek, received a retirement gift in the deciding set and successfully advanced to the top 4. And she also became the opponent of China's Zheng Qinwen in the semifinals. It is worth noting that after the game, Swiatek also had a verbal altercation with his opponent Collins, repeating the outrageous scene between Zheng Qinwen and Navarro.

The match was full of twists and turns, with world No. 1 Swiatek winning the first set 6-1, but Collins stubbornly pulled one back 6-2 in the second set. In the deciding set, Swiatek regained her form and led 4-1. In the end, Collins chose to retire.

After the game, an outrageous scene happened. Swiatek politely shook hands with Collins and offered condolences for her injury, but Collins suddenly broke the defense, and the two got into a verbal argument until the referee came over.

And in an interview, Collins also talked about the controversy: "I told Swiatek not to be dishonest about my injuries. There's a lot going on in front of the camera, and a lot of people are charismatic, acting like they look in front of the camera and look like they are in the locker room. I just haven't had the best experience and I really don't feel like anyone needs to be dishonest. They can be their own. I can accept this, I don't need to be hypocritical! ”

Swiatek also responded to the turmoil: "Well, I'm not going to argue about that, because I've never done anything unpleasant to her. I just wanted to congratulate her on the success of her career, because we all know that this is her last year on the tour. To be honest, I don't know what she meant, because there wasn't any interaction between us at all, that's why she said things like that to me. ”

It is worth noting that another United States player, Navarro, also made a puzzling similar behavior to Zheng Qinwen after the loss, and reprimanded Zheng Qinwen for being "cruel and friendless" after the loss.

In this Olympics, the behavior of female tennis players in United States after losing has indeed lost its due grace.