I mean, yeah sure men are able to perform better but honesly professional sports like football (or "soccer") or boxing are 10% sport 90% drama. So I feel like it comes down to entertainment more than just performances

Yes, men in general perform better at most sports than women. Men simply have a biological advantage, there's no doubting that. But does that justify just straight up not giving attention or funding to women's efforts, burying them even deeper, because due to a lack of funding many women have to take up sports as a "side gig" instead of being able to dedicate all their time to training? Being an able bodied man in sports is easy mode because men have a biological advantage AND aren't denied opportunities at every turn. And I mean at the end of the day, who's better, the player who got a better score playing on casual difficulty or the one who beat the game on hard difficulty?

Yeah I definitely wouldn't condemn anyone, people make mistakes. I'm an awkward potato, I stutter and stumble all the time. That said, a lot less attention is paid to women in sports than men, so this reporter's mistake might have just been a symptom of that. Which is weird because yeah there are some sports where men perform better due to biological differences, such as running where men have an advantage because of their narrower hips. But there are sports where women perform better like gymnastics, I mean have you seen these women doing crazy somersaults and all that? It's insane how good they are. But because of this stigma of sport being a men's thing, even sports where women give better performances are considered "easier" or "worse". But that said women in sport is a relatively new phenomenon and female athletes and training techniques which don't disadvantage women's physique haven't had time or resources to develop. So I guess we'll see in time.

Ikr, you'd expect a sports reporter to know that. I mean, there are casual fans out there who know everything about some random game that happened in 1983. You'd think a tennis reporter, who's paid for this, would know stuff about tennis. So yeah I don't want to sound conspiratorial but honestly this does seem like it's not just a thing of this one reporter but a systemic issue.

Good to know! I wish I was young again and didn't have to use it to help me get through the day, but oh well.

Maybe think about getting a fitness roller, it was a life saver for me. I sometimes get neck pain so bad it causes headaches (because I sleep like a freak show person) and this thing helps relieve them so fast.

They don't even bother because they "won't be around to experience the consequences"
Bonus points if they then go on to claim they're all about the family values and how much they love their kids and grandkids. Clearly not enough to make a tiny lifestyle change to slow down the decay of the planet.
To be fair, most pollution is still done by corporations. But that doesn't mean individual responsibility doesn't exist.

That's awesome, guys. I used to do Shotokan karate and I thought it'd teach me how to fight but Shotokan is all about the katas and techniques that look really cool and like in a movie, but the sparring happens rarely, and when it does it's all very controlled and samey. Now I do MMA and man, the two just can't compare. Here you learn how to survive a fight. Now of course it's still controlled in a way, you can't have people choking each other till they pass out during the training (as kinky as some people may find it lol). And let me tell you, when a 100kg muscular dude pins you to the ground (I'm a 65kg woman myself) and just the weight of his body knocks your breath out, the adrenaline and fight or flight instincts do kick in.

Actually Crystal Head Vodka is made in the US. The company was founded by Dan Aykroyd (guy from Ghostbusters). Check out JonTron's video about it if you want, it's a pretty funny situation overall.

That just sounds like you're in a relationship but too afraid of commitment to admit it.
Me and my boyfriend of now 5 years started out that way as well.

Indeed.
They did it by tax evasion.