When British Jack Dereper faces Gayel Mondels in the French Open on Thursday, he will again highlight the opening of the eye.
Not since 2023, a single match for women has occupied an early night session in Court Philippe Chatrier – a race that extends to 19 consecutive games.
In fact, since the tournament entered night sessions in 2021, only four games were of the woman's draw.
It is the amazing imbalance that affects the main headlines year after year, and Jabur believes the first rank in the previous world on the sport of women as a whole.
“It is unfortunate for women's sports in general. Not for tennis, but in general,” said Jabur, the final current of the Grand Slam three times after leaving the first round on Tuesday.
“I hope that anyone who makes the decision will make, I don't think they have girls, because I do not think they want to deal with their daughters like this.
“It is a little ridiculous. They do not offer women's sport, do not show women's tennis, then ask the question, yes, but they are mostly [viewers] Watch men. Of course they see men more because you show men more. Everything is going together. “
The last individual women's match in the evening in Roland Garros was the victory of Arena Sabalinka over Sloan Stevens two years ago.
When asked about a comment in response to Jabur's comments, the French Tennis Federation (FFT) did not.
Instead, the championship director, Amili Morimo, said, “She is talking about this issue soon,” with the first rank in the previous world a press conference later this week.
