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Posted on 09/14/2026 6:34:33 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
The US actor Sydney Sweeney is facing a backlash from female Olympians and other athletes, who have accused her of demeaning and sexualising women’s sports by appearing in a controversial advert for a sports prediction company.
In the viral commercial for Novig, which was viewed more than 22 million times in the first two days of its release, Sweeney’s nude body is covered by footballs, basketballs, and other sports equipment, as she tells users they can bet on “just sports”. After saying “sports” nine times, she appears topless on a pool table, before saying: “You can’t trade this, I just look good here.”
The advert has led to a storm of protest led by the British sprinter Amy Hunt, who won four European Championship gold medals last month. After finishing fourth in the 200m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship on Sunday evening, Hunt said: “Sydney Sweeney, this is what women in sport look like: 21.4. Muscles. Hard work, blood, sweat, tears. This is a beautiful evening.”
That was a reference to Melissa Jefferson-Wooden’s winning time of 21.47 seconds, the fourth-fastest women’s 200m, and Hunt went on to reveal the painful realities she and other sports stars faced. “When you’re a woman in sport, it’s not pretty,” she said. “It’s not glamorous. It’s not sexy all the time, definitely.
“There’s some low moments. Even turning up to this championship, my period started yesterday, so that’s not really ideal, and that’s not ever what you try to really plan for.”
The British Olympic cycling gold medallist Sophie Capewell was also deeply critical of the advert. “Imagine a world where sexualised representation isn’t the most popular way of seeing women in sport,” Capewell said on social media.
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....and men watch women’s beach volleyball for their skill....
Women SHOULD be sexualized. It’s life. Just look at the animal kingdom. Running Bear drowned wanting it. Nothing will change. Some can’t handle it.
It might help if you weren’t 80% lesbians.
Why are these women being forced to perform like seals in the first place, and why are people being shoved into watching it?
10 to 1 none of these hags spoke out about men playing in women’s sports
Liberals don’t want us to be attractive, or funny. So when we are better than they are, they attack us. In fact, we are ORDERS of magnitude more attractive and more funny than they are.
Everybody is always asking “What do women want?”
There is absolutely no mystery about what men want.
Don’t piss off the lesbians.
Sweeney never claimed she was an athlete. Women don’t like attractive women.
I would not want to live in such a dystopian society.
She’s an Artist! Can’t to respect ART?
Q: How many lesbians does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: That’s not funny.
Bs effect
“””””Sydney Sweeney is facing a backlash from female Olympians and other athletes,””””””
Not liberal athletes, or feminist athletes, or left-wing athletes, or any kind of activists.
If someone was doing something leftist and ran into opposition from athletes, you know that they would have political labels.
Yep, this is pure jelousy.
Somehow, I’m 100% certain that Sydney Sweeney’s career will survive this. All of you ‘sports’ lesbians can cuddle up together and cry about it. *SNORT*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCDOPlOpGRU
OMG! You see HALF a boob at best.
Marketing 101. You’re selling the SIZZLE, NOT the STEAK.
Jesus would beg to differ.
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