If you can’t see how the number one woman losing against the 200th ranked man in a discussion about how 12 percent of men think they could score a point against Serena Williams, then you don’t want to see
I offered my take for two reasons: trying be more active on Lemmy and because that comment had me learning something new today.
Reading that the top Womens tennis player couldn’t beat a man that is not even in the top 200 sounded fishy to me and I was surprised when I learned that is true.
Relearned also something today, I can’t tell what other people think,.speacilly on social media and shouldn’t try to guess what that is.
If they can’t see how the number one woman losing against the 200th ranked man in a discussion about how 12 percent of men think they could score a point against Serena Williams, then they don’t want to see
She would whoop me, but Serena Williams would most likely lose against the top 200 male tennis players…
(I get it folks, you don’t like hearing that men are stronger than women. But it is relevant to this topic.)
…and?
Explain why this comment is relevant.
If you can’t see how the number one woman losing against the 200th ranked man in a discussion about how 12 percent of men think they could score a point against Serena Williams, then you don’t want to see
I went and looked it up and both sisters did lose by a large margin against the man ranked 204th, back I “the battle of the sexes” in 1998.
I guess their point is that the gap between pro and amateur is as big as the gap between professional men and women, in Tennis at least.
Again, explain why is that relevant.
Only the other person can do that.
I offered my take for two reasons: trying be more active on Lemmy and because that comment had me learning something new today.
Reading that the top Womens tennis player couldn’t beat a man that is not even in the top 200 sounded fishy to me and I was surprised when I learned that is true.
Relearned also something today, I can’t tell what other people think,.speacilly on social media and shouldn’t try to guess what that is.
If they can’t see how the number one woman losing against the 200th ranked man in a discussion about how 12 percent of men think they could score a point against Serena Williams, then they don’t want to see