[axaxs]

Everyone wants equality until it affects them negatively then, it seems.

Being a smartass aside, I don't think it will be the end of competitive sports for women. I think we'll see new sports emerge, which would be pretty interesting.

[throwaway189262]

There's essentially no sports where women can compete on the same level as men. The differences go beyond strength.

For a man and woman the same weight: Men have stronger bones, much higher oxygen capacity, faster reaction time, better motion tracking, higher fatigue tolerance, better aerobic endurance, higher pain threshold.

An interesting development would be co-ed professional sports with teams that have a fixed number of men and women. I think this is the best we could hope for as far as equality in sports

[axaxs]

But you end up back in the same position. You have a 5 person team requirement, 3 men and 2 women. Where do you put trans?

[slater]

In the gender that the transitioning person identifies with.

[silly-silly]

It absolutely would 'end' current competitive sports for women.

This would be the equivalent of ditching your current paying customers for maybe potential future even-smaller-segment customers.