“Women Are Just Purely Better”: Robert Griffin III Slammed by Tara Davis-Woodhall Over Recent Tweet

Tara Davis-Woodhall, the recently crowned indoor world champion in the long jump, has been soaring to new heights as she prepares for the upcoming Paris competitions. Not only is she a legend in her field, but she also isn’t one to shy away from sharing her opinions. Most recently, following Iowa’s 87-75 loss to South Carolina in Sunday’s NCAA Tournament national championship, Caitlin Clark’s illustrious collegiate career has drawn to a close.

Clark’s performance in her last collegiate game was nothing short of remarkable, as she left everything on the court in her pursuit of a first national title. But despite finishing with an impressive stat line, her efforts were ultimately not enough to secure victory. Amidst the aftermath of the game, Robert Griffin III, a former American football quarterback, weighed in with a comment, only to be sharply criticized by Tara Davis-Woodhall.

Tara Davis-Woodhall fires back- A slam dunk for women’s worth

Despite an impressive performance, including 30 points, eight rebounds, and five assists, Caitlin Clark’s contributions were insufficient to secure victory for her team. Her scoring dominance was particularly evident in the first quarter, where she amassed 18 points, but she struggled to maintain her effectiveness as the game progressed, culminating in a 10-of-28 shooting performance overall, ultimately resulting in defeat.

However, in the men’s matchup, it was a collective effort that propelled UConn to clinch back-to-back NCAA basketball championships. Tristen Newton led the charge for UConn with an impressive 20 points, supported by Stephon Castle, who contributed 15 points to the team’s success.

Following an extraordinary women’s match, Robert Griffing III shared his thoughts on the Iowa versus Carolina matchup with a tweet declaring, “The women’s final was better than the men’s.“ Tara Davis Woodhall responded in a light-hearted manner, humorously asserting, “Robert… it’s because women are just purely better :).”

This exchange beautifully captures a blend of confidence and humor, with Woodhall playfully affirming the prowess of female athletes and embracing the ongoing dialogue surrounding gender equality in sports. However, it’s not just Caitlin who has proven her worth; Tara Davis-Woodhall has consistently demonstrated her exceptional abilities as well.

A firebrand athlete with an iron-clad dream – feat Woodhall

Every time Tara Davis-Woodhall steps onto the long jump runway, the possibility arises that her silver medal from last year’s world championships may find itself relegated further back among her extensive collection of awards. However, with the Olympics looming just over three months away, the 24-year-old athlete, training alongside her husband in Fayetteville, Arkansas, has emerged as the frontrunner for success in Paris.

Her performance is evident in her recent triumphs at the world indoor championship and the American indoor title, setting her sights on surpassing the 7-meter mark with a newfound expectation of victory. Her journey to this pivotal moment has been marked by a renewed commitment to consistency and an elevated fitness level, showcased in a remarkable leap during a routine practice session in January.

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