Why are men involved in women's sports?

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OlderAndWiser · Answer

Most men (real men) think that men competing against women in sports is a whole ‘nother level of stupid.

Lliam · Answer

The IOC (International Olympic Committee) recently banned biological males from competing in women's events.

The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) updated its eligibility policy to restrict women's professional categories strictly to biological females.

As of 2026, 29 U. S. states have enacted laws or state-level policies banning biological males from competing on women's and girls' sports teams in K-12 schools and/or higher education.

The WNBA refuses to define "woman" and there are at least 4 biological males competing in the league.

There have been many, many examples "trans"-women/girls competing against true women/girls. It's a travesty. Mediocre male athletes claim to be "trans" so that they can win against females and gain medals, awards, and scholarships.

Trans activists and Democrats are determined to eliminate the definition of woman by claiming that anyone can who "identifies" as a woman is an actual woman.

ChiTown33 · Answer

Well first off i'd say probably because there are more qualified men vying for those positions. I'm not saying men are better. I'm simply saying they probably more often than not men have deeper resumés. So if you got 10 guys and 2 woman vying for the same job. You see why odds would state a man would probably still get it.

Want more women in women sports? Start getting your fellow women more involved. For example, did you know that only 43% of WNBA fans are female? Your own gender (numbers wise anyhow) doesn't even support female sports.

I don't see why this is a problem for you. Women coach and officiate in men's sports.

Most people who get involved in sports do it for a love of the game. I just like basketball (college or pro, men's or women's).

Ez-Bri-Z_v2 · Answer

What a stupid take. There are no men in women's college sports. Stop regurgitating MAGA talking points because it's simply not true. NCAA disallowed trans athletes under Trump's executive order and before that there were only less than 10 trans athletes in the over 500,000 college athletes.

Funny how a man behind a pink account is pretending to be a sudden advocate for biological women.

RavVid · Answer

Yes. It is really quite strange that Feminists think it is OK that biological XY males should be able to punch the bejesus out of biological XX females at the Olympics women's boxing.

It is clearly badly wrong. Feminists seem to think the biological differences between men and women are not intrinsic and it is merely the patriarchy not allowing women too feel strong

Iron_Man · Answer

They’re not involved unless they’re a coach Or a referee

FrodoVader007 · Answer

Leftist policies allowed biological men to compete.  If that is what you mean

RafaelNadal · Answer

which sports are those?

marionnasam · Answer

Spot on. Separate categories exist precisely because of biological differences. When biological males compete in women's sports, it completely defeats the purpose and strips female athletes of fair chances at titles, records, and scholarships. It’s about keeping competition genuinely fair for everyone.

NoDecision · Answer

Because they don't have the nads to compete in men's sports.

TonyMetal___1986 · Answer

The lgbtq+×÷- rights 🤣🤣 Suddenly a boys feels that he's a female, than so be it or vice versa, what a shame 🤦🏻‍♂️

832loverboy73 · Answer

They aren't as athletes.

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

They are not supposed to it's a sad day when you have men that dont want to compete against other men instead they want to compete against women

moddy_the_mod · Answer

Because they can't compete with men.

Stormy_Moon · Answer

I don't know sorry

Why are men involved in women's sports?

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