20 Sports Personalities Who (Probably) Support Donald Trump
Find out who in the sports world may be giving The Donald their vote come November.
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Donald “Day” Trump has officially been named the 2016 Republican presidential candidate. Not only has Trump gotten the nod from the Republican Party, but many athletes are also endorsing the billionaire in his quest to become the next President of the United States.
While we know Trump gave Tom Brady all the credit for cruising to the Massachusetts primary victory back in March, did you know that Brady—allegedly—isn't the only Patriot probably throwing his support behind the former reality TV star?
Here's a list of some of the most prominent athletes and sports personalities that, in all likelihood, will be voting for The Donald come November.
Terrell Owens
After being fired from “The Celebrity Apprentice,” T.O. has no ill feelings toward the reality star, recently telling TMZ that Trump should be “hired” as the next President of the United States.
Tim Tebow
There were rumors that he would speak at the RNC (he didn’t, because of philanthropic activities), but despite no official announcement from Tebow, he was still invited to speak at the convention.
Caitlyn Jenner
Jenner seems to be more anti-Hillary than she is pro-Trump, but she did say that he’d be better for women.
Mike Tyson
Tyson became a top heavyweight fighter in Trump’s hotels in Atlantic City, so it’s no surprise to see the champ support him.
Latrell Sprewell
Well, we already know Latrell Sprewell didn’t take finance lessons from Trump, but that doesn't mean hasn’t shown his support.
Bill Belichick
The Patriots head coach ran into Trump around his Florida stomping grounds at Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach back in March, as evidenced by this Instagram posted by his girlfriend, Linda Holliday. A picture doesn't tell an entire story, but when's the last time we saw BB smile this wide?
Rex Ryan
The Buffalo Bills head coach introduced Trump at a rally in Buffalo the night before the New York Primary. If Trump wins, maybe Rex and Donald can “eat a (celebratory) g** damn snack.”
Curt Schilling
As if we haven’t heard Curt Schilling’s name in social issues enough recently, he wrote on his website why he will be voting for Trump in November.
John Daly
Daly’s wild pants + Trump’s wild antics = endorsement for presidency.
Dennis Rodman
Rodman is voting for a “good friend” and trying to make amends with North Korea. Dennis Rodman is an interesting person.
Hulk Hogan
A guy who got fired for making racist comments is endorsing a guy who’s been known to make racist comments. It all adds up, brother.
John Rocker
Like Trump, the former Braves pitcher is definitely not one to hide his feelings, which is why he’s voting for Donald.
Richie Incognito
We’ve seen lots of confusing headlines about whether Trump supporters are being bullied or if they’re the ones attacking others, but this time the Trump supporter is definitely the bully. The offensive lineman made his way to a Trump rally back in March.
Herschel Walker
The former running back played under Trump’s New Jersey Generals in the defunct USFL, which is pretty much Trump’s fault anyway, but Walker called his former boss his “frontrunner” for the presidency.
Woody Johnson
Despite being called out by the Republican, the owner of the Jets helped Trump raise $1 billion as one of six finance chairmen at the Republican National Committee. He isn’t the only member of the Jets to show support for Trump, either.
Nick Mangold
The Jets center once introduced Trump at a rally.
Holly Holm
The UFC champ, who many of us remember for beating the crap out of Ronda Rousey, (who supported Bernie Sanders, who got the crap beaten out of him by Hillary) supported Trump back in January.
Miesha Tate
Tate said she would vote Trump in November, because “we need balance” in the White House, and a talk show host in San Diego was not happy in this NSFW rant.
Mike Ditka
One of the masterminds behind the ‘85 Chicago Bears wants Trump as President, even though he thinks he needs to “think a little more before he says things.”
Lou Holtz
Lou Holtz, who gave a speech at the Republican National Convention, loves Trump’s golf courses. The Donald also posted a video of Holtz’s endorsement.