The final selection will be influenced by a number of elements, including the couple's chemistry, sex knowledge, endurance level, and so on.

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The final selection will be influenced by a number of elements, including the couple's chemistry, sex knowledge, endurance level, and so on.

Digital Desk: Sweden has officially declared sex to be a sport. Yes, you read that correctly. The country becomes the first to recognise sex as a sport. On June 8, it will also host the first-ever European Sex Championship in Gothenburg. According to reports, the competition would last six weeks and will be overseen by the Swedish Sex Federation. Seduction, oral sex, penetration, endurance, body massages, foreplay, exploring erotic zones, and other sexual acts will be performed by participants.

Sweden to hold first-ever European Sex Championship

According to multiple accounts, the European Sex Championship competitors will participate in tough six-hour periods each day, with individual battles lasting 45 to 60 minutes. According to preliminary registrations, 20 persons from various countries will compete. While a panel of three judges will pick the championship winners, the crowd will have a say in the sex competitions as well. They will be judged on several areas of their sexual behaviour. The final selection will be influenced by a number of elements, including the couple's chemistry, sex knowledge, endurance level, and so on.

All Details on European Sex Championship

According to reports, a pair that knows the 'Kamasutra' - the ancient Indian treatise on sex and sexuality - will gain bonus points. Furthermore, the championship promotes diversity and has encouraged people of all sexual orientations to join. The organisers feel that sexual orientation can have an impact on the tournament and the outcome of the matches.

According to Dragan Bratych, chairman of the Swedish Federation of Sex, "the incorporation of sexual orientation as a part of sporting tactics will be a ground-breaking development among European countries." "Achieving desired results in sex, like any other sport, requires training," they continued. As a result, it is only natural for people to begin competing in this sphere as well." According to Bratych, recognising sex as a sport was inevitable.