During tennis star Serena Williams’ embarrassing meltdown last year at the U.S. Open, she vowed that umpire Carlos Ramos, whom she unfairly accused of sexism, would “never” umpire one of her matches, again.
Williams, it seems, got exactly what she asked for. The U.S. Tennis Association announced over the weekend that Ramos will not umpire any of the Williams sisters’ matches during the open. “This is our collective decision,” said the tennis organization’s president Stacey Allaster, according to Yahoo! Sports. “We want to focus on the competition.”

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