Former world number one Martina Navratilova has once again rallied against the involvement of transgender athletes in women's tennis.
The 66-year-old remained very vocal against the involvement of transgender athletes in the women’s category and has time and again raised her voice.
While responding to a politician’s comment on X, formerly known as Twitter, Navratilova, once again stated her views and suggested that it would be wrong for younger athletes to share a backroom with transgender athletes.
Navratilova is famously known as one of the greatest players in the history of women’s singles tennis in the Open era.
The Prague-born ended up winning 18 Grand Slams in her illustrious career which lasted more than 30 years.
Her most successful competition was Wimbledon where she ended up lifting the title as many as nine times — 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990.
On the contrary, her least successful competition was the French Open where she ended up lifting the title just twice — in 1982 and 1984.
Her first major title victory was Wimbledon triumph in 1978 whereas her last title major title in the singles category was also Wimbledon back in 1970.
WT heck @mcervania - seriously? You want you 10 year old daughter exposed to a naked biological male? Really?
Hey @mcervania, female athletes aren't "insecure" for not wanting to share a locker room & change in front of biological males... They want privacy, respect, & to NOT be exposed to male genitalia without consent. We are disheartened by your lack of regard for safety.
