A Presentation on Gender Pay Gap in Sports: Analysis and Insights

This presentation examines the gender pay gap in sports, exploring the disparities in pay between male and female athletes. It begins by highlighting the issue, using examples like Serena Williams and the Australian women's soccer team. The presentation then delves into the physiological differences between men and women, such as muscle distribution and body size, and how these differences may affect performance and injury rates. It also discusses the misconception that sports are primarily for men and the lower revenue generated by women's sports. Despite these challenges, the presentation acknowledges positive developments, such as Nike's investment in women's sports. Ultimately, the presentation aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the gender pay gap in sports, considering various factors and offering insights into the complexities of the issue.

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This Presentation mainly debates on the issue of difference in the pay scale between genders.
Logically I think being a woman cannot be a reason for getting less paid. Some of the players
even have the idea that they should be get paid more than female athletes righteously as men
bring more crowd to the game, where legendary players like Serena Williams still have to
fight for even pay.
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Australian women’s soccer team going in strike for the same reason. Cricket board of
Austrelia are amongst the first to announce more pay for Australian women cricketers
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Ballon d’Or Ada Hegerberg, Footballer from Norway national women’s football team.
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As the Women’s World Cup is in the news the pay gap issue still exists although the boards
have promised to shorten the gap. Legendary women footballer Ada Hegelberg, also
protesting by not participating in the upcoming women’s FIFA world cup.
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We should address the pays of different gender player of same stature to have a better
understanding. Like Lionel Messi and Ada Hegelberg.
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Here we are going to talk about the logic of Difference in muscle distribution between the
genders. This is most applicable in power sports, Javelin throw, tennis, etc.

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Women and men significantly have Physiological difference between them.
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Women and men significantly have Physiological difference between them. Where men put
60% effort, women put 80% effort. Also males have a larger body then women, which is also
should be considered.
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Here are more examples that addresses the difference between male and female athletes like
swimming, marathons. Also the misconception that grows from them.
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There is difference in injuries between female and male athletes too. Female athletes are
more at risk and it does not take a genius to understand that.
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This slide is about more difference in body temperature and other injuries among the genders.
With that we have to consider women have lower revenue claim in women’s sports. I think
this establishes my point better.
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It is still considered sports is not for women as it is about men. With that we have to consider
return on investment from multiple sources. Also the Reason for lower fandom for women’s
sports.

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But as a silver lining we now have Nike taking a huge risk and making investment in
women’s world cup. But the fact that we have to put our focus on is, Women’s football team
jerseys best-selling item in Nike official website.