No, this is not something we ALL know because it isn't an absolute truth. Stop with the stupidity that absolutely every man is stronger than absolutely every woman or Serena Williams is going to stop by and kick your ass. Which wouldn't be possible in your world as all women are inferior to men.
I don't think all women are physically inferior to men, but it doesn't have to be "all" for it to be clearly unfair to female athletes.
Speaking of Serena Williams (who probably
could kick my ass):
Remember when Venus and Serena claimed they could beat ANY male tennis player outside the top 200... and then the 203 ranked male player beat them back to back (6-1 & 6-2) while reportedly drinking beer before the match and during changeover?
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In 1998, Karsten Braasch, a male tennis player ranked 203rd, defeated both Venus and Serena Williams in exhibition matches. The matches were arranged after the Williams sisters claimed they could beat any male player outside the top 200. Braasch won against Serena 6-1 and against Venus 6-2. The event highlighted the significant physical differences between male and female professional tennis players.
From USA Today:
.......What was more intriguing at that particular Australian Open was that the two siblings had something of an inflated understanding of their abilities, developed from their being fresh-faced, and still in need of a few life lessons learned. So they marched themselves into the men’s ATP office to announce rather confidently they were ready to beat any tour player ranked around the Top 200 if someone wanted to take the challenge.
It just so happened that Karsten Braasch of Germany, once a top-40 player, but at the time ranked 203rd, was in ear shot. He thought it would be fun so stepped up to say he’d be happy to take them on.
The date was set and the day arrived. Braasch played a warmup round of golf in the morning, then came to Melbourne Park. The threesome went out to a back court where each sister would have a one-set shot at Braasch. Word had spread around the grounds that the event wsa taking place, which caused tournament officials to restrict admittance to the area to only those with badges.
Braasch would smoke cigarettes and sip beer during the changeovers, and to be honest no longer looked the part of a fit professional athlete. It made no matter. Braasch led 5-0 over Serena before winning the set 6-1, and then posted a 6-2 set victory over Venus.
It was all in good fun, but 19 years later, and a record six Australian Open titles later, Williams, laughingly, insisted recall of the event was not in her memory bank.
“I forgot about that, actually,” she said, smiling, on Saturday. “Gosh, I don’t remember that at all. Gosh, that was forever ago. I don’t remember what year it was.
“I have a terrible memory,” she added, still smiling.
Serena Williams takes a walk down memory lane to her early days at Australian Open..
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