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Yes 7 46.67%
Yes
7 46.67%
Yes, but women should have to play the same amount of sets as the men do 6 40.00%
Yes, but women should have to play the same amount of sets as the men do
6 40.00%
No, the mens game is far more competitive 2 13.33%
No, the mens game is far more competitive
2 13.33%
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Old 02-07-2013, 05:18 PM #11
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I didnt give it much thought when I voted but these are very good points.
Theyre not very good points they are totally inaccurate and incorrect....women are perfectly capable of playing 5 sets? also why is it fair that the womens champ earns double the male champ as she plays for less than half the time and therefore has time and energy to enter the doubles and win that too?

also the point about brining in money is 100% incorrect, the male game brings in much much more and the corporate market pays 3 to 4 times as much

this is the totally wrong interpretation of equality...the quality and quantity of work done is totally different.
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