UK Women's Pool Championship Featured Two Males- 1993 Parody commercial becomes reality!

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In this 1993 Bud Light commercial, men enter a ladies pool contest -

In the following 1993 Bud Light commercial, men enter a ladies' pool contest.
We may be living in a simulation, after all.
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When Ultimate Pool crowns a women's champion for the Pro Series event on Sunday, the winner will be a biological male. That's because both the finalists, Harriet Haynes and Lucy Smith, are males who "identify" as women.

Haynes finished the 2024 season as the top-ranked women's player in the Ultimate Pool Pro Series and appears on the way to defending that title in 2025. Haynes also finished as the top-ranked player in 2022 and finished second in 2023. Lucy Smith finished sixth in 2024 and fifth in 2023.

The winner of the event receives 1,800 pounds (about $2,320) and second place gets 900 pounds (about $1,160), according to the Ultimate Pool website.

Haynes did an interview in December with the left-leaning British outlet, The Independent.

In the interview, Haynes bemoaned that the English Blackball Pool Federation banned males from competing in women's events. Haynes was so taken aback that an organization wouldn't allow males to compete in women's events that Haynes sued the EBPF.

"I’ve never really considered myself a trailblazer. I’m just a woman who is trying to live my life, and all I want to do is just be treated the same as any other woman," Haynes told The Independent.

"I work in an office environment and I’m treated like a woman every single day in the rest of my life. This is the only aspect of my life where I’m not."

Apparently, Ultimate Pool has no such restrictions. Because of that, two males are competing to be crowned the "women's" champion at a professional pool event.

Haynes claims that there is no advantage to being a male playing women's pool.

"The evidence that we’ve received from our expert witnesses shows that I have no advantage. They’ve shown that pool isn’t a gender affected sport… We’re not talking about boxing or golf - we’re talking about pool," Haynes said.

- OutKick.com, ReduxxMag

*UPDATE:
Chris "Harriet" Haynes ultimately beat his fellow male competitor for the women's championship title, seizing a £1,800 prize.