Navratilova hits out at Trump: ‘I wouldn’t go to live in the US today because it’s not a democracy’
It was 1975 when Martina Navratilova left her native Czechoslovakia to seek asylum in the United States. She wanted to be the number one tennis player in the world and in her country, in the middle of the Cold War and under a communist regime, she saw no futureWhile competing in the US Open, she made the decision to stay in America. She did not know when she would see her family again. In 1981 she obtained US citizenship (she has dual nationality). Today, if she were in the same situation, she would not choose the United States because of Donald Trump's policies.Coco Gauff seemly throws shade over Roland Garros trophyThis is what he told Amol Rajan in an interview with the BBC. "If I was still in that same situation [as in 1975] and had to go and live […]