Ten years ago we were told that men would never actually compete against women in women’s sports. Then it started happening and we were told that it would never become a common occurrence. And now here we are today, where there are so many prominent examples of men competing in women’s sports, and completely dominating the competition, that it’s easy to lose track of them all.
Of course there’s William Thomas, a.k.a. Lia Thomas, who went from the 89th ranked male swimmer to a national champion once he started pretending to be a woman. There’s also the Canadian man calling himself “Anne Andres,” who set a world record in women’s powerlifting. His total weight lifted — across squat, bench and deadlift — was more than 400 pounds higher than the closest woman. More recently, there’s the man we mentioned just yesterday “Hailey Davidson,” who just won the Women’s…
