A Facebook page featured a girl who claims that the played a round of CSGO during their College tournament in such a good way that she managed to make her team win. (For the people who are not into CSGO, it doesn't matter because it's not much relevant to my story, but for the people who are into it, just because of winning a round doesn't always make you win the whole tournament). And by seeing how she won one round convincingly, some 'prominent' gaming cafe owner gave her some job, which the page doesn't mention, neither the job, nor the name of the cafe. She got a job while she was in first gear of engineering (It's kinda pretty big deal here) and they further went to say that the principal didn't believe and they congratulated it too. Since I thought this was a pretty far fetched story with no details of any college, competition, the name of the girl or the job that she got, neither the name of the cafe, I asked the Moderator team of that page to ask the girl whom they featured for the details, and if she isn't agreeing of the details being shared publicly, atleast share the details with the Facebook page. One random girl saw my comment and said that I'm being misogynistic for not believing that girl are more better than boys and I'm fishing for private information of the girl. Am I the asshole here?

TL;DR: A page featured a girl (without her name, name of the college which conducted tournament, name of the cafe where she got the job) who got a job offer because she won a single round of CSGO in her college tournament. I asked the admin of the page to get her details because the claims were farfetched, but I ended being called as misogynistic and someone desperate and fishing for private information from girls 