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QUESTIONS have been raised as to whether men’s sport should be given equal coverage to women’s sport.
Yesterday saw England’s cricketers win the women’s world cup in a thrilling finale before England’s footballers beat Spain 2-0 at the women’s European Championships, something the men’s team will never achieve without drugs.
Sport watcher Wayne Hayes said: “It’s time we admitted that men aren’t really equipped to do sport. They lack the determination, the passion, and most of all, the killer instinct that sets our sportswomen apart from the ordinary bloke on the street.
“Giving men’s sport equal coverage is a good idea in theory, but I don’t know anyone who actually enjoys watching it.”
Football fan Tom Logan added: “Watching the Lionesses, I felt enjoyment, mixed with excitement and pride. As an England supporter I’ve never experienced any of those emotions before.”
Meanwhile, a British man did achieve some sporting success at the weekend but no-one cared because all he did was ride around France on his bicycle
Nice documentary on Leonard v Hearns 1.
Tommy came in overtrained and far too light for this battle (145) - but regardless there are only two welterweights in history who could have beaten him on that night -Ray and Robinson.
The two are very best friends now (unlike the whining bully Hagler and obnoxious Duran) and of course even though it was scored a draw Tommy won their long belated rematch (I scored it 115-113 for Hearns) and Ray even admits that.
Tommy is the most famous for being the perfect gentleman and Ray was not too bad either (read his autobiography for what he thinks of Hearns) - unlike utter arseholes like Mayweather today. The tradition is being carried on by GGG - who not only is a beast but a lovely bloke - all the modern day contrived slanging matches before a fight are embarrassing in my opinion.