Some people train for marathons. Others train for the Olympics. And now, apparently, some guys might be training their… microscopic athletes. The world of competitive sports has officially entered uncharted territory with the first-ever Sperm Racing World Cup, where the competitors are smaller than a grain of sand but the prize money is very real. Organizers say it’s not just a bizarre internet stunt—it’s meant to raise awareness about declining male fertility. Still, the idea of sperm from 128 countries racing around a microscopic track sounds like the weirdest international sporting event since someone decided chess boxing was a good idea.
Strict rules to participate in the first-ever Sperm Racing World Cup where winner will take home $100,000
