American tennis star Danielle Collins was set to retire at the end of the 2024 WTA campaign, but in October she made a U-turn and decided to give it a go for at least one season. After the show she put on following her second-round win at the Australian Open on Thursday, you can’t help but think how unbelievable she would be as a heel in the professional wrestling world.

While Collins may have been the favorite on paper entering her match, the pro-Melbourne crowd wanted to see Australia’s Destanee Aiava pull off the upset against the No. 11 player in the world. After Aiava stole the second set to force a decisive third, Collins didn’t let the 24-year-old hang around, winning the set 6-2.

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Collins heard it from the Aussie crowd throughout the night, and just as Aiava hit a ball into the net to give the American the win, she put her hand to her ear and shouted “how about that” as she welcomed a barrage of boos.

She wasn’t done there. Collins also blew kisses to the crowd before slapping her butt to really let the fans understand how little of a damn she truly gives.

The crowd continued to give it to Collins during her on-court interview, which the audio was played over the PA system, and the American went full-unfiltered mode by thanking the fans for buying tickets and paying her.

She thanked the fans for paying her bills again during a second post-match interview off the court as well.

“One of the greatest things about being a professional athlete is the people that don’t like you and the people that hate you, they actually pay your bills,” Collins said. “It’s kind of a cool concept and obviously my professional career is not going to last forever, and so, I just remind myself every day when I have that kind of stuff, they’re paying my bills. Every person that’s bought a ticket to come out here and heckle me or do what they do, it’s all going towards the Danielle Collins Fund. Bring it on, I love it.”

Collins’ actions and words after her match will certainly add fuel to the idea that Americans are among the most arrogant people in the world, but a beautiful thing about being American is that we don’t have to even act like we care about outside noise. And yes, I realize that statement is unbelievably arrogant.

Next up for Collins is a matchup against fellow American Madison Keys; maybe the Australian Open crowd will just boo throughout the entire match.