[ SECRET POST #2780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2780 ⌋

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Comments

[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.