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Aryna Sabalenka expresses concern for the integrity of women’s tennis

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Aryna Sabalenka, the world No.2 and Australian Open champion, has stirred up controversy by revealing her preference for watching men’s tennis over women’s tennis. In a recent press conference at the Madrid Open, Sabalenka admitted that she finds men’s tennis more strategic and interesting to watch.

The 25-year-old Belarusian player faced criticism from fans for her comments, with many accusing her of undermining women’s tennis. However, Sabalenka clarified her stance after her match against Magda Linette, stating that she did not intend to damage the reputation of women’s tennis.

Sabalenka explained that she watches women’s tennis to study her opponents before matches, but she finds men’s tennis more enjoyable to watch in her free time. She emphasized that her preference for men’s tennis does not reflect a lack of respect for her fellow female players.

Despite the backlash, Sabalenka remains focused on her performance at the Madrid Open, where she is the defending champion. She will face wildcard Robin Montgomery in the third round of the tournament.

While Sabalenka’s comments may have been controversial, it is important to remember that athletes are entitled to their personal preferences. As the attention shifts back to the match court, Sabalenka will look to continue her winning streak and prove her critics wrong.

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