It's a clear article.
All I would have added when the interview is about the rare wingspan of Michael Phelps (the idea that rare genetic talents always exist in sports and we should view trans women in that light) is that those rare genetic gifts are rare. Possessing male advantage because of having experienced male puberty is not at all rare. Roughly half of all people might claim it.
Many sports were segregated by sex for that very reason. If we ignore the average sex differences by deciding that 'women' is a pure abstract identity and that women can be of either biological sex, then there are no grounds for keeping women's and men's sports separate at all.
As an aside, the three standards Tucker mentions in that article: fairness, inclusion, and safety, are also applicable to many other things we debate here, including single sex prisons, refuges, toilets, changing rooms etc. And the first two standards (fairness to women and inclusion of trans people) should BOTH be though about in general policies. Currently it's just inclusion that gets stressed.