The reactions of the sports world to Donald Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris in the United States presidential elections have not been long in coming. There have been several athletes, players or coaches, who have shown their opinions on the election of the controversial Republican candidate.
NBA
Steve Kerr: “It’s fantastic that all the elections were very fair except the one four years ago. I wink, in case you don’t see it”
The coach of the Golden State Warriors, Steve Kerr, spoke ironically in the press conference after his team’s game, about the accusations of electoral fraud that Trump made in the previous presidential elections: “I’m just grateful that this time there was no fraud.” electoral. The last time (in 2020), all those illegal immigrants who crossed the border raped and murdered people and then voted six times… It was unfortunate,” the Warriors coach commented sarcastically.
“But fortunately this time everything was clean. It’s fantastic that all the elections were very fair except the one four years ago. I wink, in case you don’t see it,” Steve Kerr said sarcastically.
NBA
LeBron James: “I promise to protect you with everything I have and more. We don’t need your help.”
In the run-up to the elections, several NBA stars such as Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and LeBron James asked to vote for the Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris. The Los Angeles Lakers player has shown his disappointment over Trump’s election in a photograph in which he hugs his daughter published on his Instagram account. In it, Lebron James assures that he will protect her “with everything I have and more. “We don’t need your help,” he writes, alluding to Trump’s messianism.
artistic gymnastics
Simone Biles: “Mr. Biden, I need you to get up and shake) I need you to get up, straighten your back and shake things before you leave.”
Simone Biles, winner of 11 medals at the Olympic Games in artistic gymnastics, has asked the still American president Joe Biden in her X profile to “shake things up” before leaving the White House, alluding to the upcoming inauguration of the presidency of Donald Trump.
The gymnast adds a greeting with kisses and hugs to “all the women of America.”
Tennis
Billie Jean King: “We cannot stop working to create the future that we want to leave to the next generations”
Former tennis player Billie Jean King, winner of 12 Grand Slams, has shown her disappointment in Trump’s victory with a tweet in future of the next generations.
Golf
Rory McIlroy: “If anyone can finish the talks in a quarter of an hour, it’s Trump”
Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy, multiple Major winner, has expressed his satisfaction with Trump’s victory, which he believes will be beneficial for there to be an agreement between the professional circuits of the PGA Tour and the LIV.
“If anyone can finish the conversations in a quarter of an hour, it is Trump. After all, he has a great relationship with both Saudi Arabia and golf. “I realize he will have a lot of more important things to discuss, but I’m sure it will be in his thoughts,” Rory states.
Other sports
Dana White speaks out in favor of Donald Trump
After the positioning before the US elections of contact sports figures such as the former boxer Myke Tyson or the wrestling legends Hulk Hogan and Undertaker, this time it was the turn of Dana White, who accompanied him on stage after of triumph. The president of the UFC, the largest mixed martial arts company in the world, had already expressed his predilection for the candidacy of the magnate, with whom he shares a 20-year friendship due to Trump’s great love for this discipline.
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