the Tunisian Ounce Jabeur She is a symbol in her country, as the first woman to join the tennis elite. He continues to make history on the African continent with his results. A pioneer who also has the general applause of a female circuit that admires her open character, her friendliness. In a tennis that is rich in resources, popular, he is seventh in the current world ranking, at the age of 28.
At each Grand Slam he enters the list of candidates, with greater or lesser force. He was a Wimbledon and US Open finalist last season. At the current Roland Garros he reached the round of 16 after returning from the game with the Serbian Olga Danilovic.
After that, in a press conference, Jabeur exploded and demanded a radical change in relation to a question warning that the number of tickets put up for official resale for the evening session had increased when it was announced that it would be occupied for the first time in the tournament by a female individual , to Belarusians Aryna Sabalenka and the American Sloane Stephens.
“It’s time to change that perception, because I found that people don’t watch a lot of women’s fights and they just judge it as a shitty fight. But that’s not the case, there are a lot of extraordinary fights, ” he says.
He noticed his colleagues Sabalenka and Stephens They are “two great players. And they’re about to schedule a women’s match,” he said for most of the men in that time slot, which has the biggest impact on television and is sold separately by Roland Garros. Rights are only from Amazon Prime for that session, ten days of fifteen tournaments.
Tennis players complained about their absentee presence until this Sunday. “Maybe it would be better to move the schedule forward and have two matches, one for men and one for women,” suggested Jabeur. A common formula, for example, in the US Open. The Parisian tournament has advanced the start in this edition by half an hour, starting at 8:15 pm
Tennis players continue to claim, who in Madrid saw how the finals of the women’s doubles were left without final parliaments from the champions and finalists so that the preparations for the men’s finals prevailed. And there has been controversy over the different sizes of birthday cakes Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka.
In Rome they remembered that there is still a big difference in the economic prize distributed by the Italian Tennis Federation (FIT).
The former French player Amelie Mauresmo, director of Roland Garros, stated that “we listen to how the tables are formed” to find the match they consider the most interesting. The event’s Ethics Committee has invited the path to equality to begin in the evening session. In prizes this has been a reality for many years.
Source: La Verdad
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