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Find out why USWNT’s Megan Rapinoe was embarrassed and angry when some fans celebrated her Achilles injury.
Few celebrities or athletes are more insufferable than Megan Rapinoe… …who recently called playing for the USWNT being “the worst […]
Soccer star Megan Rapinoe has angered some fans once again, this time for helping raise money for Gaza – while ignoring American ally Israel
In her final game with the U.S. Women’s National Team, Megan Rapinoe did not place her hand over her heart or sing the national anthem during its performance.
Spanish footballer Olga Cardona scored the goal of her life, and then received some life-changing news, all in one day at the 2023 World Cup
There are probably a dozen or so athletes we can name off the top of our heads who are just universally despised by the very people they depend on to buy the tickets to their games, their merch, basically require the attention and adoration of in order to stay employed. Megan Rapinoe, however, seems to be at the top of the list for most unlikable athletes not just in the United States, but also abroad. I mean, let’s just see what Englishman Piers Morgan and Australian Nick Kyrgios have had to say recently.
American evangelist and humanitarian Franklin Graham is joining in on the many public figures calling out the U.S. Women’s Team not simply for losing against Sweden at the World Cup, but because of how they behaved and disrespected the national anthem, thus embarrassing the United States, on a global stage.
The failing sports network known as ESPN has spent all their remaining energy pushing out enough propaganda to not make Megan Rapinoe look like an anti-American opportunist, but like most their efforts it’s been mostly a failure. This one-trick-pony show however has managed to convince some editing intern to cobble together a tribute video so condescending that it actually makes you wonder whether an AI generator put it together.
The US Women’s Soccer Team drew the ire of millions of Americans for the team’s behavior ahead of an opening match against Vietnam on Friday
It’s official, the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) has earned more money thanks to the mens team’s recent victory over Iran at the 2022 FIFA World Cup than they did from their own victories in 2015 and 2019.