Today, as I type this, I am watching ESPN's 30 for 30 on Jimmy Connors "This is what they want."

I'm not even half way through it but this man is an incredible example of red pill ideals through the early 70s into early 90s.

All he cared about was winning, he wasn't supposed to win but his drive and determination lead to his winning, even when he lost he kept at it. He can be friends with you and best buds but when its time to go on the court, all bets are off and he's gonna do whatever he can to beat you.

He went against the grain, didn't relate to a lot of the other players, but still did his thing.

He was 38 and made it to the 1991 US open, an age where players are generally retired and he still kicked ass, despite having wrist surgery the year before.

Along with all this, he managed to bag the 1977 playboy playmate of the year as a trophy wife. (I know don't get married and all but if you google "patti mcguire," she's pretty damn solid for 1977)

Who do you think exemplifies red pill ideals, those who never stop improving, don't care what others think, and strive to do whatever it takes?