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- Genetic testing for sex determination has become mandatory for all tennis players competing in WTA tournaments.
- Athletes in whom the SRY gene is detected are required to undergo additional medical examinations.
- Tennis players who refuse to take the test may face temporary or permanent disqualification.
- Previously, a two-year low testosterone requirement was sought for the participation of trans women.
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As women's professional tennis enters a new era, all players wishing to compete in WTA tournaments are now required to undergo a genetic test for sex determination. Effective as of this Tuesday, the new rule checks for the presence of the SRY gene, a key indicator associated with male sex characteristics, through a one-time screening.
The procedure can be easily performed using non-invasive methods such as a cheek swab, blood sample, or saliva. Athletes found to have the SRY gene as a result of the test are required to undergo additional medical examinations before participating in competitions. Refusing the test brings about disciplinary sanctions, such as temporary or permanent disqualification.
Previously, trans women were allowed to participate in tournaments if they declared their female gender identity and kept their testosterone levels below a certain limit for at least two years. WTA announced that the new regulations were prepared to ensure fairness and equal opportunities in women's professional tennis.
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- What test does the new WTA rule make mandatory?
- A genetic test investigating the presence of the SRY gene, which is associated with male sex characteristics, has been made mandatory for athletes.
- How do tennis players take this test?
- The test is performed using easy and painless methods such as taking a cheek swab, blood sample, or saliva.
- What will happen to athletes who fail the test or refuse to take it?
- While tennis players found to have the SRY gene are required to undergo additional medical examinations, those who refuse the test face the risk of being banned from tournaments.
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