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Sexism row: Professional tennis no place for women, says Gulbis

<p>Ernests Gulbis, who had once dubbed the big four -- Federer, Nadal, DJokovic and Murray -- 'boring', has <span>been caught in a sexism row after admitting that he doesn't want his sisters to become tennis players as women 'need to think about kids'</span><span><br /></span></p>

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Paris: Ernests Gulbis insists he has no regrets over a career which has seen him locked up in jail, label the big four as boring and be damned as a spoilt rich kid.

But the colourful 25-year-old, the son of one of Latvia's richest men and who once travelled to tournaments in a Lear jet, hasn't completely mellowed when he suggested Friday that pro tennis is no place for women.

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