Olympic Politics are Creating Angry Athletes

Arike Ogunbowale's stunning performance at the All-Star game was more than just a display of her basketball prowess; it was a direct response to her exclusion from the Olympic team. Despite not scoring in the first half, Ogunbowale came back to dominate the second half, sinking an impressive eight three-pointers. Her fiery comeback was fueled by a sense of injustice over the politics that often influence team selections for the Olympics, affecting not just her but other top-tier athletes like Kyrie Irving and Jaylen Brown. Tonight, we delve into how political dynamics within sports organizations can overshadow true talent and the potential consequences of such decisions on player morale and team integrity. Join us as we analyze the broader implications of Ogunbowale's performance and the ongoing debate over fairness in sports. Share your views on how politics should play a role in sports, especially in contexts as prestigious as the Olympics. Tune in for a comprehensive breakdown and lively discussion. Subscribe ►► bit.ly/SubToFumble #thefumble For the latest in sports - Shop Merch : teespring.com/stores/the-fumble-goat-series Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheFumble/ Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/FumbleSports Find us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thefumblesports/ The Fumble is sports news for the super fan. We cover everything from the NFL, NBA, MLB, MMA, NHL and every random sporting story in between. We tell you about the history-making plays, what your favorite athletes are up to after-hours, and take an irreverent, no BS take on sports. Watch The Fumble for the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of sports.