Skip to content

SPORTDOT

Menu
  • Sample Page
Menu

“How Could She Say That?!” – Paige Spiranac’s Bizarre Congratulatory Message to Iga Swiatek Leaves Fans Confused 🤯🎾

Posted on July 13, 2025

Social media was left scratching its collective head after golf influencer and former pro Paige Spiranac posted a congratulatory message to newly-crowned Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek—one that had fans asking: “Is this a compliment or a backhanded diss?”

 

Just minutes after Swiatek’s straight-sets victory over Amanda Anisimova, Spiranac took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote:

 

> “Congrats to Iga Swiatek! Graceful win. You’ve finally stepped out of Serena’s shadow—and Coco’s, too. You’re now the real queen… for now 😉👑🎾 #Wimbledon”

 

 

 

The post, meant as praise, quickly ignited controversy.

 

“What do you mean ‘for now’?” one fan replied.

“This sounds more like shade than support,” another commented.

“Is Paige implying Iga’s win isn’t legit?” asked a puzzled follower.

 

The issue? Many felt the message unnecessarily dragged Coco Gauff and Serena Williams into the spotlight, diminishing Iga’s hard-earned victory and throwing subtle shade under the guise of congratulations.

 

Paige, known for her outspoken and often edgy commentary, hasn’t responded to the backlash—yet. But the internet certainly has.

 

One viral post read: “Paige Spiranac congratulating Iga by comparing her to Coco and Serena is like complimenting someone’s cooking by saying ‘it’s not bad for once.’”

 

Others jumped to Iga’s defense, with one fan tweeting: “Swiatek didn’t need to ‘step out’ of anyone’s shadow. She’s been dominating the tour. Respect that.”

 

Ironically, Iga herself had no part in the drama. In her post-match interview, the Polish star kept things classy, saying: “This title means so much to me. Everyone has their own journey. I admire Coco, I admire Serena, and I just want to write my own story.”

 

As for Paige, her social media presence thrives on bold statements and hot takes—but this one may have crossed a line. Whether it was a clumsy attempt at wit or just poorly worded support, the message didn’t land as intended.

 

One thing’s for sure: Paige Spiranac may have just added fuel to a rivalry that didn’t need any—and Iga Swiatek, crowned queen of Wimbledon 2025, didn’t ask for drama to come with her crown. 👑🔥

 

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recent Posts

  • Drug Test Controversy Explodes Around Katie Boulter After Shock Performance Surge
  • Chicago Bears Sign Tinley Park Native Miles Boykin to One-Year Deal
  • BREAKING: Chicago Bears are officially trading and Signing Pro Bowl Defensive End DE Maxx Crosby to a four-year, $110.5 million Max Contracts that Includes $90.5 guaranteed, making him the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history, per sources…Read Full trade details below
  • BREAKING: Chicago Bears Stun NFL World — Sign Aaron Rodgers to a One-Year Deal
  • BREAKING: George Kittle has made a surprise move to the Los Angeles Rams, leaving the San Francisco 49ers after internal disagreements. Multiple reports have suggested that differences over strategy and George Kittle’s role on the team led to the decision.

Recent Comments

  1. PAUL JOHN on Emma Raducanu’s Secret Boyfriend Revealed — Fans Say ‘He’s Way Older Than Expected
  2. RT on “Tennis Shockwave: Aryna Sabalenka Hit With 3-Month Ban After Vulgar Taunt at Coco Gauff — ‘Stay in Your Lane, Little Girl!’”
  3. john sweeney on Coco Gauff has announced she’ll follow in Whoopi Goldberg’s footsteps and leave the United States: “There’s no respect for…
  4. Geniveve Haley on LATEST UPDATE: Aryna Sabalenka faces a 3-MONTH BAN after a direct Taunt directed at Coco Gauff during Roland Garros 2025. An anonymous camera captured the exact moment Aryna said…
  5. Etsuj on “Tennis Dynasty or Dark Legacy? Naomi Osaka’s Sister Accuses Their Father of Abuse in Shocking Allegations”

Archives

  • July 2025
  • June 2025

Categories

  • sport
  • Uncategorized
©2025 SPORTDOT | Design: Newspaperly WordPress Theme