Women Are Harder Than Men

There have been 253,000 male professional athletes since 1972. There are 60,000 fewer female athletes than male athletes. The males get paid a lot more than female athletes and some women actually are better than the males. For example, the women's soccer team is a lot better than the boy team, yet the men are still being paid more. If men and women were given the opportunity to play all sports together, women would work harder than men, it would be better for equality, and it would prove that some females are just better athletes than males.

Most women who are athletes actually work harder than men. Science shows that women have to exert more effort to even compare to men. Men are naturally faster and stronger, so women have to try harder because they are not naturally faster and stronger. Girls have less natural upper body strength than men and men become stronger faster. This makes them better at the sports involving the upper body. If women want to compare to them, they have to try a lot harder than men to become stronger and
Many women typically outswim men because they actually have more fat than men (sbs.com). This would make the women more buoyant making it easier to swim. With them using less energy to stay afloat, this makes them able to use more energy for swimming faster. The United States’ soccer team is also better than the male professional team. The women have won significantly more games than the men have. The male athletes are still getting paid more even though the females could probably enter in the same position the males are in and still win the championship. In 1973 Billie Jean King famously beat Bobby Riggs in a tennis match. Billie was a girl, yet she beat Bobby showing it’s possible for females to beat a male at a sport. Despite the fact that I have mentioned a few examples of female athletes outperforming male athletes, it is still proven that men have better performance in sports than