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WTA introduces one-time SRY gene test; Sabalenka and Pegula weigh in

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The Women's Tennis Association has introduced a new policy mandating a one-time SRY gene test for all players to determine eligibility. World number one Aryna Sabalenka has voiced support for the rule, viewing it as a necessary step toward ensuring competitive fairness. Jessica Pegula, who serves on the WTA players' council, described the change as a minor administrative update that met little pushback. The contrasting reactions from the two prominent players highlight the varied opinions within the tennis community regarding the new testing requirement.

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