It's a catch 22 situation because transgender people tend to take on hormone treatment. If a transgender woman takes on hormone treatment, she is then given a slight disadvantage competing with men and at risk of injury. If a transgender man takes on hormone treatment, he is then at an advantage competing against women and the women he is competing against are at risk of injury.
So it's a risk ratio thing. Do you allow that one or two transgender people to be at risk or the rest of the team and competitors? If it was to be a risk ratio thing then both transgender men and women would have to play for male teams and against male competitors as they would be at risk but their competitors and other team mates would not be.
In individual sports, there's already advantages. Black people are faster than white, Asian and Indian people. White people are faster swimmers than black, Indian and Asian people. The advantages are very slight however so we don't note them but we are aware that black people tend to win running and sprinting events and white people tend to win swimming events. We accept this because no one can determine their race and if their natural state causes them an advantage then so be it. Someone can't decide to be black so they win a sprinting event for example.
However, the way they are handling sport at the moment, people can become transgender to gain an advantage and with the testing being very loose, they don't actually even have to be religious with hormone treatment and could easily live as their born sex between events and only loosely take the hormones to be able to get in and compete and have that advantage but it's only trans women that stand to gain an advantage at the moment really, no shock there.
It's really a case of who shouts the loudest gets heard. It isn't about sport or ability, it's about not pissing people off. If a trans woman is rejected from a womans team, the papers would be all over it and there would be an outcry. If a woman speaks up and says she is upset and in fear because she's got a trans woman to compete against on Saturday and she's worried she'll be injured, she'll be told to shut up and not be a trans phobe basically and how they're on hormone treatment and that has made them become 'just like a woman'.
Disabled people have been more than happy to have their own sporting events for a long time and they have no control over their disability and don't see it as segregation. What would be so wrong with trans people having their own sporting events? It eliminates risk totally and also the ability to fake your way into a team or event to gain advantage. I certainly wouldn't sit and watch a woman wrestle against a trans woman and I can imagine that woman is quite scared or at the very least, finding it all very unfair. I will sound out of line here but the general public that stick with their born sex and lead their lives just keep needing to suffer for these minorities to be happy. When will the line be drawn? When will it happen that a minority will finally be allowed to be upset just one time and not get everything their way for once to please the average Joe that make up 95% of the population!