The world’s first Sperm Olympics is set to take place in San Francisco next month, where men from over 100 countries will compete for a $100,000 prize. The contest has already attracted more than 10,000 applicants from around the globe. The event aims to raise awareness about male fertility and will feature semen samples from 128 men, each representing a different country.
The samples will be placed on a microscopic race track in San Francisco, where they will be timed and ranked across a series of competitions. Co-founder Shane Fan confirmed that applicants include men from the US, Iran, Israel, and North Korea, according to the Daily Mail. The selected field will be narrowed down to 128 competitors, with one entrant representing each nation.
