Tennis?Doubt it, the genetics are too heavily weighted in favour of the lads. How many women would make it into the average XI? 1? Not enough. Can't think of a mixed sex sport where there isn't some form of handicap.
Yeah I did think of mixed doubles but there's not really a correlation as it's one lad and one girl on either team and they generally square off against each other. If you had a male v female match you'd need a handicap.Tennis?
No, watching he women’s World Cup, it was almost a different sport. The worlds best women would be struggling to make it into a conference side and why would they want to do that when they can achieve a much higher status in the women’s game?
Not to derail the thread but let’s say a very good male premier league footballer, decided they identify as a woman, would they be allowed to continue playing for their club? I’m guessing they’d be restricted to the gender you’re born as so the answer would be yes but what if they wanted to move over into the woman’s game where they’d likely dominate. would that be allowed?
The nets aren't the issue, it's the goals that need shrinking. Although I suppose smaller goals would mean smaller nets?The women’s game should make their nets smaller. That would make a better game
Will never happen.
The best women's national teams struggle to compete with 15-16 year old lads, the strength and speed difference, it's like watching a different sport.