Trans-athletes why do the dominate in women's sports but not men's sports?

[USLegionary]

[FunkyMonkee]

For the reason: trans men aren't as strong as real men.

[FunkyMonkee]

*the same reason

[IceCreamSandwich]

This photo was taken in 2002, before trans athletes were allowed in the Olympics. Most top athletes have a clear biological advantage for their sport. That's why not everybody who tries their best can win. That has always been the case. It's part of any sport.

Yes, some trans women have a strength or height advantage. So do some cis women. We don't disqualify the latter even though she may easily out perform most women; why should we disqualify the former even if she can do the same?

And for trans men, relatively they are "dominating" just as much as trans women, considering trans women have only won about 17 big competitions and there are only about 1/3 as many trans men as there are trans women. They just don't talk about it or write about it, because it wouldn't seem so unfair for trans women to beat cis women in sports if you know trans men also beat cis men in sports.

[USLegionary]

Name one occasion a trans male beat a male athlete?

[IceCreamSandwich]

Sure, if you want a specific example, Patricio Manuel beat Hugo Aguilar in a boxing match.

[USLegionary]

That's your an example, a trans female who fought once 5 years ago against an older guy who fought 8 times and never won once.

[IceCreamSandwich]

You asked for (one) occasion (a) trans male (beat) (a) male (athlete). That is what I gave you. Is he not a trans male? Did he not beat a cis male? Was it not an official boxing match? That qualifies every thing you wanted. Sure the cis man boxed 8 other times against other cis men and lost, but I don't hear you calling those men's wins illegitimate... This is a perfectly valid example for what you asked for. Yes.

For the record I could have told you a trans man that won 2 national Championships. But that would be 2 examples of a trans male out-performing MANY male athletes. So. I gave you a one example you asked for.

[Bratsondanielle]

That's probably because when girls compete against guys they automatically loose. Which is why in the last 20 billion years we had girls teams and guys teams. That's apparently changed recently. The swimmer Thomas in your picture there, he automatically won against the girls because his body is by nature faster. That's why he shouldn't compete om girls teams

[Hotandangerous0]

Because it's more easy for them. They don't even try for the men's sports

[Berethor]

If they was able to win in men's sports then they not needed to pretend to be a woman.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_people_in_sports#Testosterone,_athletic_ability_and_injury_risks

[Weapon77]

Because men tend to beat women in physical competitions, and even men who are less talented than other men in their class can still beat almost all women, even when limited by taking additional estrogen and having less testosterone.

[worldscolide]

That's easy. They are failed men, who can't compete with men so they compete with women instead, stealing their records, titles, and scholarships.

[USLegionary]

Nobody even mentions that trans men are not even trying to compete in men's sporting competitions

[worldscolide]

Because they know they can't. They are still women. Heavily mutilated drugged out women.

[MCheetah]

Because they're biologically men. It's that simple.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/snclNTAtcu4

[RealMarek]

This is a huge mystery given that Holy Science (TM) says that trans women are women and there isn’t a difference between men and women anyway that doesn’t come down to social conditioning.

[Sevenpointfive]

well said lol

[LaineyLuiza]

Testosterone through puberty

[Guy__]

Because men are not faggots.

[Cedman]

That is cheap Trans should have there own league

[USLegionary]

They don't want that. They want to compete in women's sports both trans women and trans men.