Serena Williams insists that a ‘huge conversation’ needs to be had about women’ s matches being pushed on to smaller courts at Wimbledon to make way for men’s matches.
On Centre Court and Court No 1 there were four men’s matches and only two women’ s for round four on Monday.
Caroline Wozniacki sparked the sexism debate after she was knocked out by Garbine Muguruza, but world No 1 Williams backed her counterpart on Tuesday.

Serena Williams has called for 'huge conversation' to address preference for men's matches on main courts

The world No 1 defeated Victoria Azarenka to keep hopes of a calendar Grand Slam alive

Canadian rapper Drake (left) greets Venus Williams before sitting down to watch the action on Centre Court
Williams said: ’Every year there're two men's and one woman's match on the main courts — Court No. 1 as well as on Centre Court.
‘We're still fighting on that. We've made some progress. Hopefully we'll keep making more progress.
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