Open US: Gilina Ostapenko apologizes for a comment “No Education” towards Taylor Townsen Tennis News

Gilina Austabinko has apologized for her comments on Taylor Townsin in the United States Open Championship.

The Latvian reaction was fierce after losing to Townsin in the second round of Flaching Midoz, Her finger obstructs again and repeatedly in the face of the American and accused her of not having “education” and “no separation“.

Ostapenko was the Townsund failure to apologize for a net wire, but its language led to racial allegations, as Naomi Osaka says that the suspension of education was “one of the worst things you can tell the black tennis player in the majority of a white sport.”

Ostapenko refused to speak to the media, but it was forbidden to be racist on social media while defending its actions.

In another statement on Instagram dealing with her behavior, she wrote: “I wanted to apologize for some of the things that I said during the individual match in the second round.

“The English language is not my native language, so when I said education, I was only talking about what I think is tennis etiquette, but I understand how the words that many people used outside the tennis field can be offended.

“I appreciate support with continued learning and growth as a person and a tennis player. Goodbye to New York and I look forward to returning next year.”

Townsund found itself as the first week’s face and used the accident as an inspiration to push it to a shock in the third round over the fifth seed, Mira Andreva.

“I am really proud that I have kept the main thing is the main thing,” said 29 -year -old.

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