Emma Raducanu | "The Supernova of Superstars" | Luke Jensen on  

asian gene knows humbleness, just like keanu reeves and other famous asian celebrities

I think she will stay grounded, just hope the British media act responsibly

@@BeyondAverageSkilled I'm totally agree with you.. Subhanallah...

They dont really understand the meaning and difference between legal vs illegal migrants lol...

@@marklouieadame Yeah, I see lots of people conflating illegal and legal immigration. Raducanu's parents applied for British entry through the correct legal channels when in Canada and had to wait for their application to be approved. They didn't set sail and arrive on a 50-strong dinghy pleading poverty with an iPhone escaping "war-torn" France.

@@paulcoffield2102 thats why its so funny alot of people forgit whata visa, greencard holder, permanent residence as if the parebts can work with their profession if they enter illegally. Lol... again seems like they are not educated on immigration policy and doesnt know whats legal and illegal.

I was watching BBC Sunday politics morning show and there were 5 old farts on the screen talking about some other politician who was using her name for their reasons and I couldn't facepalm more. Why am I hearing her name on this po faced serious show? We don't have to do it these people are crazy and will do it for themselves. I think she should stay in NY!

Migrant or not, Britain should be very happy and proud she’s British. Nuff said.

RIGHT! She came legally! And even though not born in Britain obviously is British. After all she has been part of the culture for 16 years.! Britain is a small country and has to sort out the illegal immigrant problem. The same goes for all Western countries. There are so many corrupt governments that are the cause of population migration-looking for a better life.

@@sedekiman Politicians are looking for voters, to keep their corrupt asses in power, does not matter to them whether the voter comes from the Middle of Africa or entering the US from South America, it's the X on the ballot paper the politicians want, while millions of their fellow countrymen fall by the wayside to feed their hunger for power/ votes, changing the demographics of society and instilling racial tension is a key element within political parties, it helps them harvest the block vote, people from the UK have emigrated to other parts of the world and been welcomed because we entered the the country the right way, got a trade or skill that allowed us to move and vise versa people have come to the UK in the right manner (legally) following the correct protocol, the UK cannot feed the world, funding that allowed talent like Emma to flourish would be eaten up, why should those migrants that entered the UK legally be tared with the same brush of illegal immigrants. it makes no fucki-in sense and will only lead to racial tension, what Emma achieved was done the correct way, the county loved her for that.

Quick,place your bets now,I predict a Wimbledon crown next year!🏆

@@eyeofthetiger6002 Nope.

@@eyeofthetiger6002TrasHucanu struggled to pass 1st rounds.

79 ? SHE IS 18

Peter is 79 not Emma. I guess what we know this beautiful amazing girl appeals to people of all ages.

@@andrasbodo are you just pretending to me disrespectful?

@@andrasbodo I often say things that seem clear to me but not read the way I am thinking when I write them, so your not alone lol.

@@nultyjack8219 The reference was regarding the UK problem with illegal migration, the comparison was made with the Raducanu's coming from Canada legally, both financial professionals, and those landing illegally in rubber dingies along the UK's south coast, the vast majority arriving from muslim countries, who prefer their women covered from head to toe, and would never allow their daughters to play tennis, tired of Southern Irish bias against the UK. Oddly we don't see these migrants heading for Southern Ireland, I wonder why.

Well they wouldn't get across the Irish sea in dingies. Whose to say they're not coming in to Ireland other ways though. Ireland's softer than England on this.

@@nultyjack8219 She isn't a immigrant though because she was here since 2. All the left have been calling her that and not even 1 mention of how fantastic she is. Here is what the dope said "a giant machine to repel waves arriving on British shores." the guy is brainwashed by his sick media.

@@createspaceone I don't know about the Priti Patel wave machine but it wouldn't surprise me. But there is a reasonable point that a lot of the Brexiteers like Farage, Johnson etc have been praising Raducanu - a Romanian/Chinese immigrant - for her achievement even though they are the same people who stirred up fear and distrust of Romanian immigrants. "Oh but she's OK though, she's one of the good ones."

@@robbieshand6139 Emma is not an immigrant she has been in uk since 2. stop calling her an immigrant. I wont get into political arguments of who is right. politics is division itself.

@@createspaceone But she is an immigrant - wasn't born in the country and neither parent is a UK national, hence immigrant. I don't mean it in a negative way, on the contrary I think it's wonderful, an example of how modern Britain can be. The fact that the term immigrant has become tainted owes a lot to people like Farage, Patel and Johnson who are now trying to bask in Raducanu's reflected glory.

@@robbieshand6139 i would say her parents are legal immigrants and she isn't, maybe i'm wrong technically but being 2 years old your going to be british in your upbringing. them celebrating her is not basking in her glory that's ridiculous. the world is going down the wrong avenue of division with politics, it needs to stop. people are always going to have different opinions.

He just mention fact that some are trying to use Emma in their own agenda.

well, I'd question your mental toughness, snowflake, not everyone agrees with you all the time, and you know what? that's OK.

@@bannjaxx Might be OK for you but if a sports channel wants to keep subscribers they might think twice before launching into trite political diatribes with no bearing on the discussion whatsoever and factually incorrect.

​@@joewellham1 The interview was great, why let a largly irrelevent political point upset you. Maybe you should see a doctor about you socio-political stress, this really was nothing.

@@dtrjones You seem to be the one overeating with your lame hyperbole, I just watched something else.

100% agree with u. I don't even listen to whatever he says afterwards..trying to get a credit from Emma wins? Why can't he just admit that he was wrong & apologize? Public would respect him for that. Instead, he just make himself a laughing stock..shameless bratt..

@@nultyjack8219 Nothing to do with Afghanistan. I am talking about the criminals coming from France.

NOPE !!

Naomi won 2 US Open 2018 and 2020 is that bad?

Osaka only 23 lol

@@marklouieadame of course it's not bad, but she skips Wimbledon because of media and then is now going to take a break from tennis. It's an example of how much pressure there is to keep winning everything.

Osaka was always a bit of a shy, introverted character though. She was never comfortable with the media. Raducanu looks like a natural in front of the camera, and hasn't been media-trained either.

@@paulcoffield2102 well, being extremely photogenic does Emma no harm either, compared to Osaka,harsh but sadly the reality in today's media obsessed world.

Oh to be son negative,no one knows who will win what so why be so dismissive. She stands as good a chance as any. What happened at the U.S. open proves she has insane levels of talent. I'm glad I'm able to live with hope in my life, try it.

@@ninagray4441 wait and see. No lie

I think she need time to adjust but she will be something special ..imo

She has the same agent

Shes nothing like Sharapova at all.

Why disrespect Sharapova, she had a lot of attention - no one is qualified to know how to handle that, yet still had an amazing career. Reach 20 GS semi-finals and won at one time or another ALL FOUR grand slams. Not many people in history have done that. You've also insulted Raducanu by spelling her name wrong so all in all a pretty shambolic post.

If Romanians are so hard working why dont they try building a country worth living in

@@darrenlamb5640 That's a pretty harsh statement. If they had a greater country by your logic I guess Emma's father would have stayed there and Britain would not have a grand slam champion. .

What rubbish - using such totally out of date stereotypical descriptions invalidates any point you're trying to make. Emma obviously has terrific parents who thankfully took the decision to emigrate to the UK perfectly legally. She has been guided and nurtured by the ( British) LTA throughout her short career to help produce a wonderful well rounded supreme tennis Grand Slam champion - we should all give this lovely young lady our support and best wishes for the future and avoid pointless speculation as to what will be or not be

Stellen11 You can't compare a country of 5million to one of 65million,however it was a good sporting year for ireland grand national win ,two gold medals in the olympics ,I wouldn't heed this twit or OTB they don't represent ireland they are an insufferably arrogant condescending bunch.