Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has once again stepped into the debate surrounding transgender athletes’ inclusion in women鈥檚 sports. This came after five transgender players participated in the women’s Pro Disc Golf Championships and took home $5,000 in prize money last week, according to Reduxx. The said event was held in the US from June 19 to 22.The same report also claimed that transgender woman named James 鈥淣ova鈥 Politte, who came first in the Women鈥檚 55+ Pro division and was awarded a $2,050 prize, monitored the ins and outs of players in the competition. This was because of a lack of acceptance for trans athletes within the competition.Navratilova didn鈥檛 hold back, and wrote:鈥淪peaking of entitled men鈥︹漈he 18-time Grand Slam singles champion has long argued against the inclusion of transgender athletes in female-only sports, citing biological advantage.Martina Navratilova shares why transgender athletes should be denied participation, citing a medical studyAfter WTA allowed participation of transgender athletes under certain conditions, Martina Navratilova didn’t take the time to put her thoughts across with a factual basis, suggesting why it was still unfair to women.As per WTA’s amended policy regarding participation, only those transgender players will be allowed to participate who sign a declaration stating their testosterone levels will be below specific limits for two years.Despite this declaration, Navratilova believed that it was a mistake to allow them to compete.鈥淚 think it鈥檚 a mistake,鈥 she told BBC. 鈥淭here have been studies showing that after 15 years of hormone therapy, male bodies still have a 20% advantage over female bodies. That’s a huge difference in sports. You can’t compete with that. It’s a huge advantage.鈥淢ale bodies have to play in men’s sports. They have to play in the right category, which is men’s, it’s that simple. But including male bodies in women’s tournaments means a woman is left out of the tournament so a man can play.鈥漀avratilova pointed to a study from Brazil involving non-athletes, which suggested that male physiology retains a measurable physical edge well after hormone treatment.Martina Navratilova further aligned herself with the British Supreme Court ruling in April, which stated that biological sex should be considered while recognizing someone as a woman under the Equality Act. The debate continues as sports bodies around the world continue to navigate this territory in hopes of not hurting anyone’s sentiments in the process.