We've spent a lot of time talking about Cincinnati's teams and the athletes who could become the next generation of local sports icons. Now it's time to ask the BIGGER question:
Is Cincinnati finally a great sports city?
We've got the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, FC Cincinnati, UC Bearcats and Xavier Musketeers. We've got passionate fans, historic franchises, packed stadiums and some of the biggest names in sports.
But how does Cincinnati stack up against America's other great sports cities?
In Episode 180 of Cincy Sports Scene, we're putting Cincinnati sports to the test.
🏈 The Bengals: Has Joe Burrow changed Cincinnati's national sports profile?
⚾ The Reds: Does Cincinnati's incredible baseball history still matter when recent championship success has been limited?
⚽ FC Cincinnati: Is FCC proof that Cincinnati is becoming one of America's best soccer cities?
🏀 UC & Xavier: How much does college sports contribute to Cincinnati's identity?
🏆 The Championship Question: Can Cincinnati really be called a great sports city without more championships?
🔥 Fan Passion: Does Cincinnati have one of the most passionate sports fan bases in the country?
🌎 Cincinnati vs. Other Sports Cities: How do we compare with places like Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Kansas City and other established sports cities?
And finally...
WE GIVE CINCINNATI A SCORE FROM 1–10.
Is Cincinnati already a great sports city?
Or are we almost there?
And what needs to happen for Cincinnati to become an undeniable 10/10 sports city?
👇 WE WANT YOUR SCORE!
Give Cincinnati a rating from 1–10 in the comments and tell us what city you think Cincinnati should be compared to.
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