In your opinion, why doesn't America have as much of a love affair with Women's pro sports than Men's professional sports?

[smahala1991]

I dont understand why women's professional sports like WNBA and The US Women's soccer team doesn't get as much respect and a fan base as men's leagues do. Is it patriarchy? Is it just there isn't as much of a fan base? I've noticed women's college leagues actually get more respect than professional leagues.

[Anonymous]

Watching women's sports is like watching kids sports. Most "fans" are friends and family members of the athletes, becase the athletic performance is just not up to the same level and men's sports, so there isn't the same appeal to the general public.

[LiamJHayden]

The quality of play. The stark reality is that a lot of high school boys' teams would obliterate the U. S. Women's Soccer team. Fewer, but still a lot, of boys' high school basketball teams would defeat even the WNBA all-stars. It has to do with biological differences.

[NamerOfStars]

By THAT logic, the most popular sports would be the ones where performance enhancers were required.

[normalice]

I thought Bill Burr's performance at the Red Rock covered it pretty succinctly.

[Anonymous]

I am a supporter of mixed sports, women should compete on the same team with men and also against men.

[Opinion Owner]

Answering your question, it's because men are better at sports, the only women's sports that get attention are sports where women wear swimsuits or skimpy clothes.

[msc545]

With the exception of beach vollyball, women's sports just are not as competitive or interesting.

It is like asking why noboy but parents attends little league baseball games.

[In_Trance]

Because I friendly believe that more men in America are gay than would like to admit.

[Kaufman]

It’s just not as competitive, they can’t keep up with the men’s pace

[Kelly6]

Because women watch their talk shows