Gracie Kramer Criticizes Sydney Sweeney Betting Ad, Sparks Athlete Trend

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Former gymnast Gracie Kramer criticized a Novig betting advertisement featuring Sydney Sweeney, saying it sexualized female athletes and sparked a viral social media trend of women in sports posting their own athletic supercuts. Kramer, a former UCLA champion and Utah State assistant coach, called the ad a "massive step backward" for marketing women's sports through the male gaze. Olympic swimmer Ariarne Titmus also condemned the commercial, which drew widespread criticism online. Kramer's response video, showing her gymnastics career, has over 10 million views and inspired athletes like Amy Hunt and Lani Pallister to share their own achievements. The trend highlights a broader pushback against objectification in women's sports.


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