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I would love if this Show was about Boxing intead of Baseball.

posted 8 years ago by TwoFace224
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There's a reason why they keep Female and Male Sports separate. It has nothing to do with Sexism and everything to do with biology. Its called sexual dimorphism. The only way I could see this happening. Is unless a bunch of SJW went on a Hunger strike.

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[–] bennylax10 8 years ago

Just curious. Do you really think a female boxer would stand a chance in a ring with a male?

One punch by Floyd and she's out.

I don't think you are serious but just checking.

[–] Ithilfaen 8 years ago

Just curious. Do you really think a female boxer would stand a chance in a ring with a male?

One punch by Floyd and she's out.

I've seen women beat up on guys in martial arts meets. I'm sure thinking you could beat a woman makes you feel more secure about your manhood but you shouldn't be so sure of it.

For every lie I unlearn I learn something new - Ani Difranco

[–] bigbagwolf 8 years ago

They'd be in the same weight class so I imagine it would be something of a freak of a woman.

[–] lilpoetboy 8 years ago

A Holly Holmes bio movie!

[–] Ithilfaen 8 years ago

There's a reason why they keep Female and Male Sports separate.

Yep. It's called fear. Poor little men afraid that women will do better than them. Their fragile little egos couldn't take it. Just look around at the guys being beat to jobs by women. They crumble and call for their mommies. Ah the stronger sex. Your mommy doesn't like you and you end up serial killers.

Seriously though. We have different bodies. We give life. Your poor little bodies couldn't take the stress of child bearing. You think you're strong because some of you work out to have muscles but strength is not about lifting weight.

For every lie I unlearn I learn something new - Ani Difranco

[–] bigbagwolf 8 years ago

Well, women are kind of like Rocky... Good at taking a beating.

[–] drmokedweed123 8 years ago

Yep. It's called fear. Poor little men afraid that women will do better than them.

If you compose 'dream teams' with the most ideal, best players in the world for both genders and FOR ALL SPORTS and have them face each other, men will *beep* stomp them into the ground 100%. It will be brutal, embarrassing and it will crush the souls of every feminist that has ever made any claim even remotely related to "let girl's compete with boys." There would be tears and blood. The only sports they would have a chance in is golf, and MMA since fighting related sports are always done by weight so it would ultimately come down to individual skill. But even then they wouldn't be able to place a woman to fight in the top 3 weight classes as they just don't make them that big.

Mind you in 1998 both Williams sisters (the best female tennis players ever) lost to a dude ranked 203. They challenged a guy in the 200 range, he beat both of them back to back with a dominating lead. That means the best female tennis players in the world couldn't even beat a guy ranked 203rd.

[–] roenga99 8 years ago

You do realize this is a thread about sports, not child bearing, so unless you have anything meaningful to say about intragender sports and why it rarely, if ever, exists, go back to popping out babies!

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[–] drmokedweed123 8 years ago

You do realize this is a thread about sports, not child bearing

The funny part about this statement is, it's generally always the go-to retort women use.

The best part is, women have been constantly crusading to stop being seen as sexual objects and just body parts. So by them saying that, they are essentially doing the same exact thing they are fighting against, and that is reducing themselves down to nothing but sexual organs. That's priceless.

Considering it's literally the most common argument proposed by women they are essentially saying the only thing they have to offer society is popping kids out...and in a time where we have an OVERpopulation problem that's not exactly something to be proud of in 2016.