Centre and No 1 court schedules in last two championships featured more male matches than female The prize money may be equal at £2.2m each for the king and queen of Wimbledon. But the tennis championships, which open on Monday, are still serving up sex discrimination on its top two show courts, it has been claimed. An analysis of matches scheduled on Centre and No 1 courts during the last two championships demonstrated a gender bias overwhelmingly in favour of male players.
Centre and No 1 court schedules in last two championships featured more male matches than female The prize money may be equal at £2.2m each for the king and queen of Wimbledon. But the tennis championships, which open on Monday, are still serving up sex discrimination on its top two show courts, it has been claimed. An analysis of matches scheduled on Centre and No 1 courts during the last two championships demonstrated a gender bias overwhelmingly in favour of male players.
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