“Irrefutable, Shameful and Harmful” – Stefanos Tsitsipas exploded on social media for calling modern feminism “A cult of anger that tries to humiliate men”.

Greek tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas been around the block for a while. Considered a next-generation talent emerging a few years ago, his career seemed to have drawn a straight line with his ultimate dream Grand Slam title, and he was still eluding it.

Although the 24-year-old has yet to win a major, he has managed to maintain a consistent ATP Top 10 position. He turned pro at the age of 18 in 2016. He became the youngest winner of the ATP Finals in eighteen years. Tsitsipas has a total of 9 singles titles to his name. His best Grand Slam performance was his second finish at the 2021 Roland Garros.

Tsitsipas, currently ranked 4th in the world, performed well in 2022. He returned to the raid at the end of 2021 with an elbow injury. He participated in more than 20 tournaments and reached the finals in seven of them. won two. Defended the Masters 1000 title. monte carlo and an ATP 250 title in Mallorca. He has a solid 59-24 win-loss record this season.

A commendable year after injury but now Tsitsipas is in the middle of an argument for all the wrong reasons. The Greek caught the ire of fans and followers when he tweeted some misogynistic comments earlier today.

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Stefania Tsitsipas: An Example of Misguided Misogyny?

Stefanos Tsitsipas tweeted earlier today “According to me, Everyone is equal and should be equal to everyone. Regardless of your background, gender, religion, ethnicity or race. Modern feminism has deviated from gender equality into a cult of anger aimed at humiliating men. How is that fair?”

This tweet came in response to the entrepreneur. Iman Gadzhioriginal tweet by “Modern feminism teaches women to hate men. Women hate women who are proud to be women. And it makes men ashamed of being men. It’s really embarrassing to see something naive at first become so cancerous.

While the original tweet got its share of criticism, it was Tsitsipas’ response that caught the attention of fans. He immediately began to be called out by his followers, including fan clubs and some accounts with loyal supporters. Women were dissatisfied with the half-baked view of feminism that pointed to all the disadvantages that women were born into by nature. One longtime fan replied that it was “untenable, embarrassing, and harmful.”

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