British female darts star Deta Hedman forfeits ANOTHER tournament as she refuses to face a transgender player... one week after she called for a 'fair and level playing field' in the sport

British female darts star Deta Hedman has refused to face another transgender opponent after she withdrew from a tournament. British female darts star Deta Hedman has seemingly refused to face another transgender opponent after she withdrew from a women's singles tournament Hedman had been drawn to face Sam Lewis before pulling out of the tournament Hedman had won her opening two matches of the tournament - against Patricia Roberts and Barbara Legge - before being matched up to face Sam Lewis and then withdrawing. Hedman had beaten Patricia Roberts and Barbara Legge before pulling out the competition Back in May, Hedman was drawn against Noa-Lynn van Leuven before withdrawing 'I questioned why it is that the rule makers in IOC, WDF and DRA are predominantly men, they totally disregard the many and varied problems unique to women, menstrual, peri menopause, fibroids, Endometriosis, with symptoms varying from stomach cramps, brain fog, bleeding, headaches/migraine, hot intense flushes etc. Hedman believes trans players should not be allowed to compete against women until they have lowered their testosterone levels 'All I want is to compete in darts on a fair and level playing field.