Sport: Sweden to host first sex competition today

Barely four days after the announcement on 4th June, 2023, Sweden officially declared sex as a sport competition in the country and to host a maiden sex tournament on 8th June, 2023 according Sweden local news media.

The nature of the maiden tournament will engage in daily sexual activities for at least sex hours for the contestants.

Thus, panel of judges were formed to select the winners of the competition and opinions of the audiences and analysis will be considered in declaring the winner.

According to European Sex Championship, 8th June, 2023 slated and scheduled for six weeks duration of the competition and 45 minutes to one hour sexual activity daily for the participants of the competition under 16 discipline.

The reports from the local media said, the competition has three levels and for the contestants to reach to the next level certain requirement of points should be scored.

The range of points to be obtained by the contestant should be between 5 points to 10 points in each step and will be decided by the combine panel of five judges and public votes and opinions.

According to Vanguard newspaper, audience will watch the sex competition and record various features of contestants sexual activities.

Moreover, major features to be considered include: contestant's chemistry, sex cognition, endurance level and vital sexual features, all will be considered when making decision to who determine to be a winner.

Dragan Bratyeh, head of Swedish federation of sex expressed optimism that one day sex competition will be considered as global competition by the world sport governing bodies.

The participants will come from different European countries which consist of 20 contestants.

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