French trans phenom Julie Tétart looks WNBA-ready — so why hasn’t the ‘inclusive’ league called?
OutKick Sports French trans phenom Julie Tétart looks WNBA-ready — so why hasn’t the ‘inclusive’ league called? She reiterates her commitment to truth and protecting young girls in locker rooms and sports from competing against biological men, despite receiving negative feedback about her stance on transgender athletes. This comes after she retweeted a CBS Sports host years ago.
- ▪OutKick Sports French trans phenom Julie Tétart looks WNBA-ready — so why hasn’t the ‘inclusive’ league called?
- ▪She reiterates her commitment to truth and protecting young girls in locker rooms and sports from competing against biological men, despite receiving negative feedback about her stance on transgender athletes.
- ▪This comes after she retweeted a CBS Sports host years ago.
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OutKick Sports French trans phenom Julie Tétart looks WNBA-ready — so why hasn’t the ‘inclusive’ league called? The 34-year-old biological male led France's Ligue 2 in both scoring and rebounding during the 2025-26 season By Joe Kinsey OutKick Published August 4, 2026 1:32pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Sophie Cunningham makes emotional plea to protect girls in sports from biological men WNBA star Sophie Cunningham shares her powerful message about standing up for girls' sports amidst criticism. She reiterates her commitment to truth and protecting young girls in locker rooms and sports from competing against biological men, despite receiving negative feedback about her stance on transgender athletes.
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