The presented bar chart gives information about the proportion of male residents aged 16-25 in a specific nation by two different categories, watching and participating.
Overall, it is discernible that football and horse riding and racing are the most popular sports in terms of watching, while fishing is the most preferred sports when it comes to participation. Notably, watching rates are generally higher than participation rates in most sports, except fishing.
Looking first at watching, football and horse riding and racing ranked first, with about 45% of men doing so. Similarly, rugby, basketball, and badminton show a relatively high watching rate, ranging from 30% to 38%. In contrast, fishing registers the lowest rate, standing at only about 15% of men, being the least watched sport.
Regarding participation rate, half of the age group is involved in fishing activity, making it the most common sport among the others. Contrary to this sport, other sports, except football, only record a moderate percentage, ranging from 18% to 25%. Finally, only 10% of male inhabitants are engaged in playing football, which is five times as low as the figure for fishing.
