Rory McIlroy Defends Media Silence: 'I've Earned the Right to Choose'
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Rory McIlroy, the world number two golfer, has defended his decision to avoid media interactions following six consecutive major championship rounds, asserting that he has earned the right to choose his engagements. Speaking after a disappointing round at the U.S. Open at Oakmont, Pennsylvania, McIlroy expressed frustration with the media but clarified that his silence was not solely due to his recent performance. He highlighted his consistent availability in past years and his right to decide when to speak, even hinting at the luxury of not being obligated to talk to the media after rounds.
Key Points
McIlroy has avoided media interactions for six consecutive major championship rounds.
He spoke to reporters after a disappointing round at the U.S. Open, defending his right to choose when to engage with the media.
McIlroy's silence began at the PGA Championship and continued through the Masters.
He mentioned frustration with the media but clarified that it was not solely due to his performance.
McIlroy emphasized his past availability and his belief in having earned the right to decide on media interactions.
