Martina Navratilova isn’t afraid to voice her opinions and tweet her disapproval of various topics on social media platforms, particularly Twitter. The American tennis player is making no effort to avoid making fun of Twitter’s new CEO, Elon Musk. Navratilova, having mocked Musk for several of his decisions, has once again criticized the billionaire for his management of the social media site.

Martina Navratilova shares her views on the new Twitter CEO

One of the most popular social media sites in the world, Twitter, was recently bought for $44 billion by the American billionaire Elon Musk. The first area where he turned his attention after buying the social media site was the blue tick verification. According to the new rules, which were suspended after a surge in fake ‘verified’ accounts, a user can pay an $8 monthly fee to either maintain their verified status on Twitter or get their account verified, applicable for users with unverified accounts.

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Referring to the controversial subscription plan, Navratilova tweeted, “I think Musk would screw up a one-car funeral… as a friend used to say a bit more harshly. ” 

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Soon after Twitter’s new CEO announced an $8 monthly fee to verify users’ accounts, tennis legend Martina Navratilova claimed she did not request the blue verification tick.

The CEO of SpaceX shared that he was making the blue tick a paid service. He claimed that the platform’s bot and troll problems would be resolved while also generating new revenue for the business.

A former Ukrainian tennis player also got irked by Musk’s policies

Alexandr Dolgopolov, the former tennis player, shared his thoughts about Twitter’s new policies. He is one of many well-known personalities in tennis who are prepared to give up their blue ticks. During his playing career, his biggest win came at Melbourne Park in 2011, when he secured an incredible five-set comeback win over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Dolgopolov announced his retirement in 2021, having played Novak Djokovic in his last match in Rome.

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