[ SECRET POST #2780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2780 ⌋

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Comments

[ariakas]

Aside from the tiny corners of slash? Yeah it is.

[takaraikarin]

Which region and what sports, though? Everybody in my country regardless of gender watch the national sports like football and badminton. And most tennis fans I met over the internet are women, and not just in the slash part of the fan base.

Internationally, for football the fanbase tends to be a mix depending on the league/club. Still predominantly male, but not overwhelmingly middle-aged. Lots of people younger than me in some forums.

[ariakas]

http://opendorse.com/2013-sports-fan-demographics/

With respect to pro sports in North America, the majority of football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and racing fans are all middle-aged (or over) and male. The only things that aren't are soccer - though the bulk of soccer fans are still over 35 - and UFC because they're trendy right now. They're still male dominated as hell though, especially UFC.

[making_excuses]

In America maybe, in Norway most sport is pretty gender and age equal, football might have more (serious) male fans than female ones, but the other major ones everyone watches and loves sports does not matter which age or gender you are...

The fandom part on the other hand, is harder to talk define, most of them probably don't talk on the internet about their sports teams, but rather with friends, co workers, strangers on the bus, innocent bystanders and family...