I don t think they have a daughter! Jabbar criticized the French Open nightclub policy of not scheduling women s event

When Draper, the world's fifth-ranked match against French veteran Memphis at the French Open on Thursday, the game will once again highlight a shocking statistic - since 2023, the golden nightclub of Philippe Chatrier has not arranged women's singles events in a row, causing doubts about whether the clay grand slam should do more to promote women's events.

In fact, since the introduction of the night game system in 2021, the French Open has only arranged 4 women's singles games at night. This huge disparity ratio has caused controversy every year. Former second-ranked Tunisian star Jabbar bluntly stated that this has hurt the entire women's sports world.

"This is very unfavorable for women's sports, not just tennis." Jabbar, the runner-up of the three-time Grand Slam who was eliminated on Tuesday's first round, said, "I guess the decision-making people don't have a daughter, otherwise they would not treat female athletes like this." She pointed out even more sharply: "The broadcaster does not broadcast the women's events, but asks why the audience likes to watch men's singles games? This is simply putting the cart before the horse!"

The latest nightclub women's singles event in the French Open dates back to two years ago, when Sabalenka defeated American player Stephens in the round of 16. Faced with Jabbar's criticism, the French Tennis Association (FFT) did not respond immediately, saying that the event director Maurice will make an explanation at a press conference this weekend.

FFT Chairman Gilles Moretton defended the schedule on Monday: "The nightclub needs to choose the match we think is the most enjoyable. More women's singles night games may be arranged in the future, but it depends on the specific matchup." However, the nightclub on Wednesday will still be played against the 137th-ranked American player Nava on Wednesday.