I feel like we're getting caught up in a big argument here and forgetting what's really important - the love for the game itself 
. I mean, can't we just agree to disagree on this one? Aryna Sabalenka has her opinion, and that's valid, but so does everyone else. We need to respect each other's perspectives without being too harsh or judgmental. And what about Kyrgios? Is he really backing up Sabalenka's views? It feels like some people are just trying to stir up controversy for the sake of it 
.I think we should be focusing on finding solutions, not just debating the issue forever. How can we ensure that trans athletes feel included and supported while also maintaining fairness in competition? That's what I want to see more of - collaboration and compromise
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... stats are weird tho! did u know? 71% of wta players support trans inclusion in women's sports 
according to a 2023 survey. meanwhile, only 21% think it creates an unfair competitive advantage 
they show that many trans women are biologically similar to cis women in terms of muscle mass & strength 
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... but what's the actual impact on trans athletes? research suggests that trans women are more likely to be underrepresented in sports 
. we need more data & awareness about this topic, imo 
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pretty strict rules... but are they fair?
, but this whole thing has me scratching my head. I get what Aryna Sabalenka is saying - she wants to make sure women have a fair shot in tennis. But isn't that just it? Trans women are still women, biologically speaking 
. Shouldn't they be able to compete on an even playing field? I'm not saying it's easy, but sports organizations like the WTA need to work out a system that doesn't unfairly disadvantage anyone.
I mean, I've seen some of these trans athletes dominate their male counterparts in other sports, so it's not like they're walking onto the court with a huge advantage... right? 