filed in Monthly on Sep.04, 2008
Table Tennis-Women urged to wear shirts with “curves”
Aug 19, 2:52 am EDT
By Simon Rabinovitch
Table tennis is desperate to attract more viewers and some in the sport believe a simple enough solution exists: get the women to wear skirts and shirts with “curves”.
Half-empty stands for women’s games at the Olympics in China, the country most obsessed [...]
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