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Sunday, April 3, 2011

Should Female Reporters (Ines Sainz, Jenn Sterger) be Allowed in Pro Sports Locker Rooms?

Ines Sainz and Jenn Sterger have Become Household Names. Not Because of their Talent or Professionalism – but Simply Because they are Beautiful Female Reporters who were Allowed Into Pro Sports Locker Rooms.

Hot, Sexy Female Reporters Gallery…

Inez Sainz

In case you’ve been living in a cave for the past few months, Ines Sainz is a Mexican news reporter who has become famous because she was flirted with and “hit on” in a manner that made her “uncomfortable” in a New York Jets locker room last month. Jenn Sterger is all the buzz in mainstream media right now because she is a female sports reporter whom, allegedly, Brett Favre has been harassing with phone calls and naughty (nude) text messages.

Jenn Sterger and Friends

Erin Andrews

The real story here, to me, is that these women are not only allowed, but encouraged to go into pro sports (NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, etc.) locker rooms to perform post-game interviews. I mean seriously, would it be acceptable to encourage male reporters to follow female athletes into locker rooms, where the female athletes would be changing clothes, showering, and just plain naked? I think not. So, why do we encourage female reporters to pursue male athletes in the locker room? For ratings, that’s why!