The world of professional sports mirrors that of the entertainment business in more ways than one. The attention commanded by pro athletes is similar to the hubbub surrounding actors, actresses and pop stars. The amount of money involved in both businesses is completely baffling to most of us average joes. [sc:Other240banner ]
What’s even more baffling is the effect that those large incomes and that little bit of fame can have on the opposite sex of a somewhat notable stature.
The player and performer relationship trope goes right back to high school halls, where the head cheerleaders are dating the starting quarterbacks, the point guards, the team captains, the stars.
Athletes who have had their “pick of the litter” of starlets have long been rubbing shoulders — or in more than one instance, a little more than shoulders – with other athletes, creating a super-special bond between them.
We thought it was high time that somebody started tracking these bedroom exchanges, and what better way to do so than by borrowing the concept of Eskimo Brothers from the popular “average joe” sitcom, The League? While our chart is far from all-inclusive, it’ll give you a pretty good idea of just how deep this celebrity (a relative term?) dating thing goes in the world of sports.
Without further ado, we present to you:
Eskimo Brothers — [es-kuh-moh][bruth-urs], noun
Two males who have both been intimate with the same partner, having shared the same “igloo” as one another, but not necessarily on the same occasion or at one time.
Because how else are you going to know that A-Rod, Jeter, Dennis Rodman and Tiger Woods share an intimate connection, or that heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko has a special thing in common with Scotty McKnight and the butt-fumbler himself, Mark Sanchez. And how could we forget the infmous Kekich-Peterson wife swap in ’73?
Take a look at the chart below and get a glimpse into the wild world of professional bedroom sports.
Top Bet Presents: The League of Athlete Eskimo Brothers
