Trump's remarks on recruiting LeBron James to women's basketball resurface amid WNBA trans athlete debate
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Transgender basketball player says playing against biological women is 'childhood dream'.
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French transgender basketball player Julie Tetart has said the opportunity to compete in the WNBA would be impossible to refuse, despite ongoing debate surrounding transgender participation in women's sport.The Monaco player addressed the possibility of playing in the world's leading women's basketball league during an interview with OutKick, while discussion continues over transgender athletes competing against biological women."If they contact me, I won't say no," Tetart said."But you have to be realistic: I'm old, and there are far better players than me.
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The country, no, haha."Tetart, who came out as transgender in October 2021, did not expand on the comments.Tetart was also asked about recent remarks made by Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, who has called for the protection of women's sport.Speaking to ESPN,...
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Donald Trump's 2022 comments about recruiting LeBron James for a women's basketball team resurfaced as Sophie Cunningham's stance on girls sports ignites debate.
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A: Transgender basketball player says playing against biological women is 'childhood dream'.
B: French transgender basketball player Julie Tetart has said the opportunity to compete in the WNBA would be impossible to refuse, despite ongoing debate surrounding transgender participation in women's sport.The Monaco player addressed the possibility of playing in the world's leading women's basketball league during an interview with OutKick, while discussion continues over transgender athletes competing against biological women."If they contact me, I won't say no," Tetart said."But you have to be realistic: I'm old, and there are far better players than me.
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