OutKick founder Clay Travis renewed his criticism of transgender athletes competing in women’s sports during a Thursday appearance on the Dan Dakich Unfiltered show. Travis argued that the participation of biological men in these leagues should be prohibited, characterizing the practice as cheating.
During the broadcast, the conversation turned to Julie Tetart, a transgender athlete currently playing for Monaco BA in France’s Ligue Feminine 2. Highlighting her performance, where she is averaging 20 points and 20 rebounds per game, Travis jokingly suggested that if she were to join the WNBA, she would immediately become the greatest of all time, potentially displacing both Michael Jordan and LeBron James in the ongoing GOAT debate.
These comments arrive amid a broader, ongoing controversy regarding the inclusion of transgender athletes in women’s professional basketball, a topic that has left WNBA players divided. Travis has maintained a consistent stance on this issue, frequently advocating for policies that would bar transgender individuals from participating in women’s sports categories.
The media personality has previously used his platform to weigh in on the subject, including expressing public support for Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham following her own remarks on the matter in July. Travis continued his critique of current WNBA policies throughout the segment, reiterating his firm opposition to the league’s inclusive approach.
