Stefanos Tsitsipas as ever posted cryptic message when it came to responding to the outcry that surrounded him and the video her posts on his profile about the roles of women which has been perceived to be very much misogynistic.
“Classy is when you have a lot to say but choose to remain silent in front of fools,” he wrote on Twitter.
But also Tsitsipas has a history of posting mainly quotes which do not make sense so it might just be his musing for the day but it did stark huge public outcry.
This initial reaction for a wholly negative response from tennis fans and was seeen as a damning indictment of the ATP Tour as a whole. "Whole lot of top male tennis players with some pretty regressive views of women! I'm sure the ATP is gonna get right on that <touches earpiece> ah," another said sarcastically.
"Just when you thought ATP men couldn't disappoint you more, Stefanos Tsitsipas with the disgusting tradwife recommendation," one user tweeted.
He also previously copped flack back in 2022 for his views on modern feminism. “Modern feminism has swerved from gender equality into a cult of outrage that seeks to disparage men,” tweeted Tsitsipas. “How is that fair?”
Given too that his girlfriend is in the public sphere, it doesn’t reflect on him in a positive light with the Greek widely slammed once more.
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