How is this relevant to Men's Rights?

I'll get there.

So, in a recent survey, it was found that a staggering 71% of amateur tennis players in the USA could take at least one game off of a professional player in a three set match. While both male and female participants were completely delusional in this regard, what I found amusing was more women than men believed they could win a game (72% and 70%, respectively).

A few years ago, there was a similar poll that asked participants whether they believed they could "occasionally take a point off of Serena Williams." One in eight men and one in thirty-three women said that they could. The internet went wild with women shouting about men's overconfidence, and this classic phrase was repeated a lot:

Lord, grant me the confidence of a mediocre white man.

So, it's amusing. We have an (a) even more unlikely circumstance, with (b) far more specific parameters, that was (c) answered with women showing more false confidence than men.

Dead silence. Sure, the survey itself is getting attention, but the fact that women measured to be more confident than men? Zero.

It really just goes to show how different society perceives men and women's actions.