Players must take this test once and get a negative result to compete. Sabalenka thinks this will make the competition fair because men are generally stronger than women.

Sabalenka believes men are stronger than women. There are no known transgender athletes playing on the WTA Tour now.

Sabalenka said it's essential to keep the competition fair. She thinks it's not fair for women to compete against men because men are stronger.

Sabalenka supports the new policy. She focuses on her goals and is willing to take the test to keep the competition fair.

Last year, Sabalenka said it's not fair for women to compete against male-born transgender players.

Before a match, Sabalenka said transgender athletes have an advantage over women. She thinks it's not fair for women to compete against biological men.

Sabalenka doesn't agree with transgender athletes competing in women's sports. She thinks it's unfair to women who work hard to reach their limits.

The WTA says the new policy will promote equal opportunities and fair competition for all players.

The WTA has been reviewing its policy since 1975 and updates it based on changes in international sports.

The WTA approved a new policy based on biological sex, starting in 2026, after consulting with members and considering standards in women's sports.

The WTA will implement the policy in a respectful and thoughtful way, recognizing it's a sensitive issue.

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