Europe
>Soccer, soccer, soccer! Yay soccer!
Props to some countries that also like hockey, basketball, major props to Norway who dominate in various winter sports. Props to some rugby scenes. But for the most part you know I'm right.

Latino countries
>Well I do like soccer but I'm also world class at baseball, pretty damn good at basketball. I love polo and volleyball and aquatics and cycling and tennis. I also play a lot of indigenous and folk sports and bull sports. I've also gotten into American style rodeo recently which has been a lot of fun.

Obviously places like USA, Australia, Japan, Canada are the GOATs of sports diversity but I think Latin America does a great job. Places like Mexico, Argentina, are basically American tier in their sports diversity. Places like Brazil or Cuba or Venezeuala are also very diverse they also just tend to have one dominate sport.

Cool mustache

europeans enjoy globalism sports like tour de france and f1 as well soccer with a major focus being directed toward on eufa competitions like the UCL over traditional national leagues and cups
basically sports that blur the lines of country/cultural borders within the eu

>>149892811 (OP)
Whatever you say Pablo

>>149892811 (OP)
Ok Juan, good luck hiding from ICE.

>>149892811 (OP)
absolute shit take

>>149893077
>>149893142
How many WBC qualifications do you have?

There are only like 5 or 6 countries Latin American countries who actually care about baseball and for the large part they are small Carribean ones. I think Venezuela is literally the only the south american country who actually likes baseball

But outside of Argentina and Brazil Latin American countries aren't really relevant in Multi sports. And there is nowhere in the world that's more passionate about soccer than south America

Most European countries have a series of sports they are decent in

>>149892811 (OP)
Europe has the second best basketball league and the best fans. They're also great at hockey and all motorsports are dominated by yuros. Shitty low IQ thread

>>149892811 (OP)
>but I think Latin America does a great job

>>149892811 (OP)
I read that whole post as "short culture"

>>149893840
>>149893947
I'm not talking about the skill level. Obviously rich European countries can fund training in niche sports and medal hoarde. I'm talking about the culture or "la cultura" as they say. In that regard plastic Europe is nowhere close.