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Billie Jean King said that female tennis players are being treated like ‘second-class citizens' in the wake of only one of this year's 10 night sessions at the French Open featuring a women's match.<br>‘You want to make everyone feel important,' said King, who would like to see women's matches be played in prime-time slots with ‘equal opportunity' given to both sexes.<br>King, the winner of 39 singles and doubles Grand [https://www.alphaslot777.com slot online] Slam titles, said: ‘If [they] keep treating us like second-class citizens we will stay second-class citizens.'<br>        Billie Jean King believes men should play three-set matches at Grand Slams as the women do<br>      The tennis legend was not happy to see just one women's match televised at prime time<br>  RELATED ARTICLES                <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br>118 shares<br><br><br>Her solution to better scheduling would be for men to play best of three sets instead of the best of five at Grand Slams.<br> <br> ‘I have been saying forever we should only play two out of three sets. <br>'As the players get older, I want them to be able to play,' she said. <br>        'I never want him to stop': King feels three-set matches would profit veterans like Rafael Nadal<br>‘Nadal is one.<br><br>Do you want him to stop? I never want him to stop.'<br>Tournament director Amelie Mauresmo has apologised for describing women's matches as ‘less appealing' than men's. <br>She said the organisers would try to find a better solution next year.<br>  RELATED ARTICLES                <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br>118 shares<br><br><br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement