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You would think with how hard the media has pushed it for like two or three decades at this point, it would be at least second by now.
Of course, American Football is going to be #1 as long as there are any Boomers and Gen Xs still breathing.
2 hours playing to end up with a 0-0 result
boring
can't understand why european and south american crowds act like crazy cheerleaders during those matches
No doubt American Football will always be the most popular in the US, but World Football could someday be in second place.
It is becoming more popular, the USL will add a league and start promotion/relegation among three leagues in 2027. They wouldn't do that if the demand wasn't increasing.
Finally as to this:
Nothing is more boring to me than American Football, where they cram 30 minutes of action, at most, into three hours or more.
According to what though? TV ratings? Ticket sales? Was there a survey?
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American football and baseball, to a great degree, are turn-based strategy.
Soccer, basketball, hockey (all the same exact game, fundamentally) are not turn-based.
They are RTS.
I hate watching the latter 3, it bores the heck out of me. I prefer turn-based plays over both teams just running and scoring for the duration of the game. It's like the difference between Hungry Hungry Hippos and RIsk.
The former 2 are more intellectual, and require the viewer to be more intellectual.
Baseball is my favorite sport of all to watch. By far.
https://www.statscore.com/market-research/what-are-the-5-most-popular-sports-in-the-usa/
American football NFL 111.9m 37%
Baseball/Softball MLB 40.0m 9%
Basketball NBA 24.4m 11%
Ice hockey NHL 27.6m 4%
Soccer MLS 27.3m 7%