Sharron Davies and Tracy Edwards have been hailed as "heroes" for protecting women's sport from the "dangerous trans agenda".Olympic medal-winning swimmer Ms Davies and legendary sailor Ms Edwards spoke at length to Bev Turner on Monday ahead of a major US Supreme Court review into bans on trans athletes.Supreme Court justices will hear arguments in two cases from Idaho and West Virginia where courts have blocked state laws to ban male-born athletes participating in women's teams.Ms Davies said men in women's sport was "anti-women and anti-girls" and warned: "The message that we're giving young girls is they're just not worthy of a level playing field anymore."And Ms Edwards lauded women all over the world for "fighting this evil ideology" which is "forcing men into women's sports, women's prisons, women's changing rooms, you know, women's awards and women's places".Campaigner Adam Brooks, back in London, hailed the duo as "heroes"."As a father of two daughters, I want to thank her people like JK Rowling... Because if it wasn't for women like that, we would be going down a terrible path with this trans agenda. It's dangerous," he said.WATCH SHARRON DAVIES AND TRACY EDWARDS SPEAK TO GB NEWS IN FULL ABOVE