I don't enjoy sports and I haven't gone to a pro game in any league since I was 12. It might not seem so now, but all Major League Sports will eventually go the way of movie theaters, zoos and other normie entertainment venues. There's no reason to actually watch sports in person anymore, and I can't think of a single white person I know that enjoys sports that isn't UFC. The average age of an NFL fan is 47, with over half being over 55. This is not a sustainable business model and it will gradually choke and collapse over the coming decade.

Don't believe me? Only like 10 teams are actually competitive in any given Major League because the biggest capitalized teams can just buy talent. See Lebron James as an example. Now ask yourself how many people care about the Utah Jazz, San Jose Sharks or Cleveland Guardians. Additionally, these teams don't work for free. Like all parasites the Teams always need the public to buy their stadiums, their surveillance, their police and their sanitation because they are unprofitable otherwise. Zoomers won't vote to buy these businesses (what they really are) stadiums with public money as boomers all have, and they will be quietly wound down or sold to foreigners as most European football teams have been. And at that point nobody cares about a Saudi-financed team sponsored by Aramco when everyone comes to the game in self-driving Teslas.

The boomer age is over. Pro sports will be over. It could only exist in the broadcast era when people didn't have choice, now they do.