Gauff backs WTA gene-testing, while criticizing how it creates animosity toward trans community
Read our Privacy notice Coco Gauff understands the reasoning behind the WTA Tour’s newly introduced gene-testing policy. Players are being tested for the SRY gene, a segment of DNA typically found on the Y chromosome that initiates male sex development in utero and indicates the presence of testes. It remained unclear how many, if any, transgender women are competing at the Olympic level, let alone the WTA Tour.
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