Bizarre Serena Williams question on ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’ blasted on Twitter for ‘lack of effort’

Serena Williams

A bizarre tennis question on “Who Wants To Be ASocial media users were left baffled by Millionaire” – but it’s not because ofThis is the problem.

“Which ofThese tennis stars won the Australian Open approximately eight weeks after giving birth. The prompt for contestant Kyle Shaules read. There were multiple choices. Serena Williams, as well as three male players, Roger Federer, Andy Murray, and John McEnroe. 

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The episode aired onMarch 14, 2021. But it went viral on TwitterIt caught the attention earlier in the week ofMarion Bartoli was the grand slam champion. Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli posted a screenshot ofThe question on TwitterTagged the players and added several laughing emoticons forGood measure. 

WilliamsShe is now a retired tennis player who won the 2017 Australian Open – her 23rd grandslam. This was while she was only two months pregnant. She didn’t drop a set during the entire tournament.

Others offered their help, hoping Shaules wouldn’t have needed to contact a friend in order to solve the puzzle.

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Serena WilliamsAfter beating Victoria Azarenka, holds the championship trophy. ofBelarus, during the championship match at 2012 US Open tennis event in New York. 
(AP Photo/Mike Groll)

Serbia's Novak Djokovic celebrates winning the third set during his quarter final match against Germany's Alexander Zverev.

Serbia’s Novak Djokovic celebrates his third set victory against Alexander Zverev of Germany in the quarter finals.
(REUTERS/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake/File Photo)

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“The lack ofThanks for your effort, whoever wrote it question”,” another user tweeted. This also went viral.

Others suggested that maybe the questionWas intentionally “woke” or “politically accurate.”

Some fans ofThe game show observed that the first handful were not very successful. ofThe questions are easy by design. The $200 second tennis challenge was, it seemed, the most simple. question for Shaules. 

Shaules was correctly correct in answering the question. He was identified as a registered nursing nurse at the time he was contestant. questionAnd went onTo win $64,000

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The Australian Open was viral forA second reason was revealed last week with the announcement that World No. After being declared ineligible for the competition last year, Novak Djokovic will now be permitted to compete again.

Craig Tiley, director of the Australian Open tournament, said Tuesday that Novak is “welcome in Australia”. “I believe he is in Adelaide as we speak, and he will be the player to beat at the Australian Open again,” said Tiley.

Paulina dedaj from Fox News contributed to this report.

Cortney O’Brien is an Editor at Fox News. Twitter: @obrienc2

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