This chapter explores the evolving nature of the Olympics, contrasting its original purpose of celebrating athletic prowess and national pride with its current focus on extravagance and entertainment. The speakers critique the financial disparities between the wealth generated from the Games and the minimal compensation received by athletes, echoing sentiments of frustration over the disconnect between the event's presentation and its true spirit. Additionally, the chapter delves into the complex issues surrounding fairness in sports, particularly concerning transgender athletes, raising important questions about gender identity and competition.