The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has announced the adoption of mandatory SRY gene testing for athletes who wish to compete in the women’s category. This move aligns the WTA with other athletic organizations, such as World Athletics and World Boxing, that have also instituted similar testing protocols.
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WTA implements SRY gene testing for women's competition
The Women’s Tennis Association has introduced mandatory SRY gene testing for athletes competing in the women's category. This decision follows similar actions taken by other sports organizations, including World Athletics and World Boxing.
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Women’s Tennis Association adopts SRY gene testing for ‘equal athletic’ competition
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WTA implements SRY gene testing for women's competition