The man was positioned as the ‘provider’ and ‘head’ of the family, whereas the woman instead adopted a subsidiary role and was praised for ‘multiplication.
For”Regardless of your racial, ethnic, gender, or religious origin. Instead of focusing on gender equality, modern feminism has deviated into a religion of indignation that aims to denigrate men. Is that equitable?
When Tsitsipas last competed, it was at the Halle Open, when Jan-Lennard Struff eliminated him in the second round.
With Wimbledon coming up as the 11th seed, the Greek ace will now intensify his preparations for the competition.
Tsitsipas has faced criticism for his gender-related beliefs before; in the past, he said that modern feminism is “unfair.”
The fact that former world No. 3 Tsitsipas is dating female tennis star Paula Badosa particularly stunned the crowd.
Tsitsipas, currently competing on grass, posted a video outlining traditional gender roles, stating men should “protect and provide” while women “create” and turn houses into homes. This sparked immediate backlash, particularly from prominent tennis journalist Ben Rothenberg.
Rothenberg, known for his outspoken commentary, took to X (formerly Twitter) to criticize Tsitsipas and call out the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) for inaction regarding the treatment of women. He revered to several incidents.
