British darts star Deta Hedman reignites trans players row in lengthy Facebook post as she insists on lower testosterone levels for entering female events… weeks after she forfeited match in Denmark o

Deta Hedman has spoken out again about trans players competing in female darts events, insisting a 'compromise' needs to be reached to create a 'fair and level playing field'. Hedman, 64, a three-time World Championship finalist, hit the headlines in May when she forfeited a match at the Denmark Open after refusing to take to the oche to face trans player Noa-Lynn van Leuven. Deta Hedman has spoken out on trans players competing in female events Hedman refused to face trans player Noa-Lynn van Leuven back in May Hedman believes trans players should not be allowed to compete against women until they have lowered their testosterone levels In a lengthy statement posted on Facebook, Hedman explained that she attended a presentation night in Rochester over the weekend and was asked about her stance on trans players, to which she responded: 'I have no issues with Trans but they should play in an open section IMO. Beau Greaves believes it is 'silly' to expect women to play at the same level as men Greaves has turned down the chance to face the likes of Luke Littler at this year's World Championship 'Why don't the WDF and DRA as a compromise drop the testosterone limit to the above high end of Women and set it as 3mnol/L, they would still have the skeletal advantages of going through puberty as a Male but at least their levels would be at a similar level to some of the women.'