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PAIGE SPIRANAC has slammed footballers Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham as she defends “over-sexualising” herself.
The professional golfer used their images as an example to show male sports stars also profit from being over-sexualised.
The golfer shared her views in a video titled “I said what I said” that she shared on Twitter.
In the video, she defends female athletes such as Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka for posing for publications such as Sports Illustrated and outlines how men do the same.
The defence comes after she has encountered people saying to her that she is “taking women back”.
She said: “There has been a ton of discussion around female athletes and showing off their bodies.
“People are saying ‘stop over sexualising yourself you’re taking women back, no one is going to take you seriously’.
“I think that is a big stinking pile of s***.
“According to Forbes, the top four highest-paid female athletes are Naomi Osaka, Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Simone Biles.
“These women have a lot in common, first of all, they are all athletic badasses, two of them being considered the greatest of all time.
“They have business ventures outside of sports and lastly they all posed for Sports Illustrated swimsuit.