Gauff urges nuance as WTA's genetic-testing rule aims for fairness
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Coco Gauff urged nuance in reacting to the WTA’s new policy that screens for the SRY gene to determine biological sex, saying it aims to protect fairness in women’s sports but should not be used to attack or stigmatize transgender athletes; the rule aligns with IOC guidelines ahead of the 2028 Games, though experts warn the testing approach is oversimplified and the issue remains contentious.
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