verb (bullies, bullying, bullied)
[with object]

use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force them to do something: a local man was bullied into helping them

Do you think she's reading any of this and the people's intention is to use their superior strength or influence to make her give her resign from her job?

Also...by going places do you mean she's getting better or that she's visiting a lot of places (i.e tournaments)? I very much doubt she is among the commentators who get to travel a lot. It's only a guess, but I'd assume her job makes her travel as much as the dude who uses 3-5 different pronounciations of a player's name in a single match...which means not at all.

As for her being a startup...it's all relative, but this is not her first year as a tennis commentator on these streams.

Anyway, to make it clear to you gullibleman, the following is not an attempt to bully her, rather me expressing my opinion about her as a commentator: Her voice is one of the most annoying noises I've ever heard come out of a human's mouth and it's killing me. The things she says are so-so, I've heard far worse.

If it wasn't for the voice she'd actually be a lot better than the guy who always gets the names wrong and talks almost non-stop during points: "backhand by Nishakori, great backhand return by Ferrari, Nishikiri goes cross court, Federer on the stretch, ooooooooh what a get by Ferrero, Nikoshiro attacks and ooooooh hits a stunning winner into the corner, what a point by Tamagotshi"....

Now you might call that bullying too, but from someone who gets paid to do tennis commentary I expect a few things.

First and foremost a pleasant voice (and from the consensus this woman does not seem to appeal to most listeners), be quiet while the points are being played and out of respect the names should be pronounced relatively well and consistently. To quite a degree I can even live with nonsense, but only if it's in between points.

If you don't have most of these qualities maybe you're just not qualified for the job. With the qualities she puts on display each and every time she can call herself very fortunate to work this job and you simply have to congratulate her for hauling it in. If the pay is reasonable.

You know....I'd love to be an astronaut, but do you think NASA ever called back after they saw my C- in physics?