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I'm not sure how much you can blame the NBA and how much it just signifies a decline in basketball's popularity in the US in general. The most-watched NCAA basketball game of the last 5 years was the 2019 championship game, which only had 19.6m viewers. 35.1m watched the equivalent game in 1979...

My point is, even if it was a perfect meritocracy, a lot of these white countries teams would be heavily diverse, because the pro-athlete-aged people in those countries are heavily diverse. Plus, with teams like the US and Canada, they don't actually have any great white talents who are being...

The global white birthrate has been very low in the past 30 years or so. Of the six largest white economies, I would say among zoomers, the white % is roughly as follows, I've included the two main non-white immigrant groups for each country: 55% - USA - Mexicans, Indians 60% - Canada -...

Luka is unique in that he's literally the only non-black player of the modern era to be allowed high usage, which culminated in his Mavs team having the most efficient offense in regular season NBA history. It's especially insulting when black players as limited as Freeman Williams, Jermaine...

Jokic is one of the best examples of anti-white bias in basketball. He was drafted 41st overall, despite having MVP potential and being 6'11 with a 7'3 wingspan. Just like Arvydas Sabonis not getting an opportunity to play in the NBA until his 30s, despite being 7'3 with a 7'6 wingspan and being...

I'd say he has most potential in: 200m (28th best U20 time) 100m (36th best U20 time) Long Jump (76th best U20 mark)

I disagree with the idea Lemaitre had a disappointing career. He has easily the best 100m PB of all the non-black 100m mega-prospects: 9.92 - Lemaitre 9.97 - Gemili 9.97 - Guliyev 9.98 - Kiryu 10.03 - Zohri ...and Zohri is the only one I think can still improve his 100m PB.

All Team USA's players under 23 years old with 5 or more caps, ranked youngest to oldest: Yunus Musah (Black) Giovanni Reyna (Mestizo) Gianluca Busio (Black) Ricardo Pepi (Mestizo) Matthew Hoppe (White) George Bello (Black) Josh Sargent (White) Timothy Weah (Black) Brenden Aaronson (White)...

I think that win will look better with age. If you exclude Americans, Whyte could potentially be the greatest pro heavyweight ever from the Americas. He's quickly building an impressive resume: Povetkin Parker Chisora x2 Rivas Helenius

Calzaghe vs Hopkins Usyk vs Joshua Fury vs Wilder II Povetkin vs Whyte I Usyk vs Bellew Wlad vs Haye

SP: Jacob deGrom (1st overall) RP: Nick Anderson (1st) CL: Liam Hendriks (1st) C: JT Realmuto (1st) 1B: Freddie Freeman (1st) 2B: DJ LeMahieu (1st - tied with Ozzie Albies) 3B: Alex Bregman (4th - tied with Jose Ramirez) SS: Trevor Story (2nd) LF: None in top 7 CF: Mike Trout (1st) RF: Bryce...

All the goalkeepers and defenders that finished top 3 in the Ballon d'Or since 1969... VVD (CB) - 6-3½, 192lb Neuer (GK) - 6-3½, 203lb Buffon (GK) - 6-3½, 201lb Cannavaro (CB) - 5-8½, 163lb Roberto Carlos (LB) - 5-6, 165lb Kahn (GK) - 6-2, 198lb Maldini (LB) - 6-1, 183lb Sammer (SW) - 5-10½...

Lennox Wlad Marciano BoxRec all-time heavyweight rankings "But our best large athletes play other sports" Okay, so why is only 1 of the top 11 super middleweights of all-time black? (Andre Ward) ...and Ward is only half black anyway, his father was white. BoxRec all-time super middleweight...

Here's the ESPN home page about 90 minutes after Klitschko's dominant victory over David Haye: A little strange that they've gone with NASCAR as the headline and the boxing barely gets a mention when you consider that it was one of the biggest fights for years. Edited by: grandmaster