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Jay Ferry, a former NFL kicker running for Congress in Arizona, put his stance on the female sports man he weighed. Simone Biles Riley Gaines Saturday’s feud.
Feely writes to X in response to Biles’ personal attacks on Gaines. “Men don’t belong to women’s sports!”
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Simone Biles (Kyle Terada-Usa Today Sports)
“The @simone_biles argument is the antithesis of Title 9 and equal opportunity offered to women. Sometimes men who make girls a dangerous and compromise situation and pretend to be women feel better about themselves,” Ferry writes.
Ferry added his support for Gaines to the post.
“Simone doesn’t win medals if he competes with men,” he wrote. “Serena Williams won’t win a tournament if she’s competing with men. They’re the best they’ve ever done. Why should we compromise with high school and college girls and take away their opportunities?”
A social media post from Simone Biles said, “It’s good that guys don’t compete with girls.”
Jay Ferry (Mark J. Rebilas-Usa Today Sports)
Biles chased Gaines Outkick Podcast Host He responded to transgender pitchers competing at the Minnesota Softball Championship.
“@riley_gaines_You’re really sick, everything about this campaign because you lost the race. Biles wrote X.
“But instead… you bully them… one thing is certainly not that no one in the sport is safe with you!!!!!”
Gaines replied To the Biles attack.
“This is such a shame. My view is the most controversial take on the planet,” Gaines wrote in response to Biles’ post. “Is Simone Biles a male apologist at the expense of a young girl’s dream? I didn’t have that on my bingo card.
Simone Biles (Jack Gruber Usa is today’s sports)
“Maybe she could compete in the ring with Pommel horses in 2028.”
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In an interview with Fox News Digital in April, Feely revealed that he was stepping into the Arizona Legislature race in April. He entered the Republican primary Arizona’s 5th Congressional District Replaces Rep. Andy Biggs, who is running to become Grand Canyon’s next governor.
Cameron Arcand of Fox News contributed to this report.
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