SPIN: Has there ever been a white "villain" in sports?

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Karl Malone.

 

[Art Barr]

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John McEnroe

Mcenroe, Never, was a villain.
Larry bird is the only marketed villain as a science in sports as a real actual construct.
As, the original greatest college bball game ever,...
Msu vs isu was the beginning of driving black excellence pitted against the excellence of white power in sports as an actual practice.
Like as a shawty,..you went from rooting on the hero and the villain watching cartoons on CBS.
Then, at eleven am central or twelve pm eastern.
You stopped watching the animated hero villain dynamic and did not change the channel after Saturday cartoons.
All because the real life Darth Vader, Larry bird was going to be defeating the black heroes of bball like systematic bytches in real life.
as soon as the game tipoffed.
after your Saturday morning cartoons.

If you were white,....i would expect this dynamic to trickle down for you.
as the white good empire kills the black rebels.
To the point bird was so dominant..you got tired of watching the villain win all the time in real life.
So, you settled for samurai showdown.
or a matinee blockbuster movie after cartoons instead.
As watching the reality of the unbeatable white villain dynamic was to much to stomach consistently.
As real talk,....if not for len bias dying.
The Lakers being possessed to win home court advantage.
starting the fascination with winning seventy games as a pr sports drawing story.
Plus, the miracle of the magic skyhook.
You would have never seen the good guy heros of bball.
Ever beat the empire known as the Boston Celtics.

You little dudes are just to young and have had mother's groups and everyone prey on you.
So, these dynamics are not commonly known or aware to you, that are preying on you.

Art Barr

 

[North]

Christian Laettner
Tom Brady
Bill Laimbeer

this about it

and white people love all 3

 

[superunknown23]

Fixed

Oh yes, Obama's re-election was the most etherous shyt ever
I'll never forget that glorious morning of November 7, 2012.
Some cacs at work were so angry and distraught... One of them even took a half-day, bytch was so mad. To make things worse, an old unionized black colleague couldn't stop trolling them (he kept saying "how do you like him now?")

 

[Clayton Endicott]

One of my co-workers was a cashier at Kroger the first time he got elected. He's a younger white dude, and he said this old cac lady was in line just going off. He said after the transaction was done, she leaned in and whispered to him, "Don't worry, we will prevail." He said he told her: "I voted for him ma'am ." Said that bytch's face got beet red and left without saying shyt

 

[50CentStan]

that 1980s U of Oklahoma linebacker, the boz

 

[Gold]

?

This nikka made 1 post in this entire thread, didn't argue with anybody.

Just sat back and waited for that guaranteed feature

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

 

[Jamal514]

Hockey has quite a few, but they aren't of the "cool bad guy" variety, they are true pieces of shyt that deserve to die

Eddie Shore

In Boston on December 12, 1933, Shore ended the career of Toronto Maple Leafs star Ace Bailey when he hit Bailey from behind. Shore had checked Bailey, apparently in retaliation for a hit that Shore had received from Bailey's teammate Red Horner moments earlier. When Bailey's head hit the ice he was knocked unconscious and went into convulsions. In retaliation, Leafs tough-guy Red Horner punched Shore, whose head hit the ice as he fell from the blow. Shore was knocked out and required seven stitches but wasn't seriously injured. Bailey was rushed to hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull, and was operated on for more than four hours and there were fears he could die.

As an owner, Shore could be cantankerous and was often accused of treating players with little respect. He commonly had players who had been out of the lineup perform maintenance in the Eastern States Coliseum, the Indians' home, referring to them as "Black Aces

Graham James

In 1996, Sheldon Kennedy and another unnamed player came forward with complaints about sexual abuse they had suffered between 1984 and 1995,[7] and in November 1996, James was charged with sexual assault.[4] On January 2, 1997, James pleaded guilty to 350 sexual assaults against the two players, and was sentenced to three and a half years in jail. He was paroled in 2001.[4][7] The players referred to whomever James targeted as "Graham's new favourite." James was charismatic and consistently successful as a coach. Even during his investigation, he was able to secure character references from respected hockey people and former players. He claimed that his relationship with Sheldon Kennedy was consensual and it was not illegal or immoral.[8] James noted that he was attracted to males, primarily between the ages of 15 and 25, but kept these feelings closeted.[9]
In 1999, a civil lawsuit against James, the Canadian Hockey Association, the Western Hockey League and other hockey organizations was filed by an unnamed victim of James and his parents. It was settled out of court in 2003.[4]
James was given a lifetime ban from coaching by the Canadian Hockey Association.[7] When the CHA learned that James was coaching in Spain, it complained to European ice hockey officials, and he was fired.[7][10] His subsequent whereabouts were unclear, though there were some rumours that he was living in Montreal.[7] In May 2010, he was located by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation investigative reporter, living in Guadalajara, Mexico.[7]
In a memoir entitled Playing with Fire: The Theo Fleury Story retired NHL player Theo Fleury alleged that from the age of 14 James had molested him for years during his time on the Moose Jaw Warrior team.[7][11] On January 6, 2010, Fleury filed a criminal complaint with the City of Winnipeg police.[7][6] "I have been reflecting on this a long time," said Fleury. "I wanted to make the biggest impact on preventing this kind of thing from happening in the future."[6] James pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting Fleury's cousin Todd **** and Fleury, saying he had assaulted both of his former players hundreds of times over the course of many years while they were teenagers. A third victim, Greg Gilhooly also filed a complaint with the police. James refused to plead guilty to the charges relating to Gilhooly's assault and, consequently, the Gilhooly charges were stayed.[12] James has been sentenced to two years imprisonment for these crimes

Alan Eagleson (agent)

Eagleson was convicted of fraud and embezzlement and briefly imprisoned, after it was revealed that he had abused his position for many years by defrauding his clients and skimming money from tournaments. After his convictions, he was removed as a member of the Order of Canada and resigned from the Hockey Hall of Fame where he had been inducted in the builder category.

 

[Bless't]

That old white dude kills me every time.

Like, I really think he was prepared to put hands on Marshall Henderson if he didn't back up

I think he says;

"what a jack ass."



That old man disgust.

One of the greatest all time gifs to sit back and breakdown.

 

[sean998]

Ain't read the whole thread so apologize if someone already mention him. But in the 70s-80s John McEnroe was considered a pretty big sports villain due to his rage and antics & specially cause the shyt was unheard of in tennis. Of course his temper tantrums would make him a thug if he was black, but back then media mostly covered it as the "rebel/bad boy" image.

 

[notPsychosiz]

Chris Benoit
Tonya Harding

 

[Biscayne]

That old white dude kills me every time.

Like, I really think he was prepared to put hands on Marshall Henderson if he didn't back up

Whites couldn't stomach Henderson.

Some of the more rambunctious White villains like Henderson, are hated so much, that they probably get black racial slurs hurled at them. I bet The Boz has been called Snow-****** and spear-chucker a by other Whites and he probably reacted like:



White villains automatically get the "nikka treatment".

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Karl Malone.

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

Why is laettener a villian