Sez the guy who called Venus Williams a "Rando" ?
Lol.
Ugh..wrong again.
(All caps won't make right
It depends on what sport my friend.
Long-Distance & Ultra-Running: In multi-day and 200+ mile foot races, female athletes routinely outperform male competitors. Pam Reed achieved this by becoming the overall winner of the grueling 135-mile
Badwater Ultramarathon in both 2002 and 2003
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Open-Water Swimming: In ultra-marathon swims, such as crossing the English Channel or the 20-mile California-to-Catalina swim, women have repeatedly posted faster all-time records than the closest men. This is largely due to body composition, buoyancy, and efficient pacing
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- Shooting & Precision Sports: In events emphasizing fine-motor control, breath, and focus, women frequently outperform men. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, for example, Chinese shotgun shooter Zhang Shan made history by winning the gold medal—and setting an Olympic record—in the mixed-gender skeet shooting event. [1, 2, 3]
- Ultra-Cycling: In extreme multi-day endurance cycling, women have directly competed against and defeated hundreds of men. In 2019, Fiona Kolbinger won the Transcontinental Race, cycling 4,000 kilometers across Europe and beating over 200 male participants in the process. [1]
- Historical Exhibitions: Early female athletes frequently bested men in public
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The list goes on....
I get that your really ON the male vs female aspect of this.
But when talking about athletic piers it's tough to say that Serena had any that reached her peak and even someone as simple as you should be able to wrap their pin head around it.
Gawddamn
This^^ is why we can't have nice things for f*** sake.

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