Alright, let's get the terms straight first. "Sport" means a competitive activity involving physical skill, strategy, and rules. Video games check all those boxes. The physical skill part trips people up, but it's real—hand-eye coordination, reaction time, even stamina for long tournaments. Pro gamers train like athletes, practicing hours daily, staying healthy to keep their reflexes sharp. Look at the recognition it's already getting. ESPN broadcasts competitions. The Asian Games include esports as a medal event. That's not just casual play—it's structured, regulated, and taken seriously. It demands the same dedication and mental toughness as traditional sports. Now, I get it's not running or jumping. But sport evolves. Chess is considered a sport by some bodies. So is darts. Video games require a different kind of physicality, but it's still physical. The lines blur when you look at the real demands. So why not call it what it is?