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‘Age Challenge’ shows what Father Time has in store for sports world

FaceApp's "age" filter has taken the world by storm, showing what some of the world's best athletes might look like in their old age.

(Twitter photos/@FOXSPORTSAZ)...

(Twitter photos/@FOXSPORTSAZ)

(Twitter photos/@FOXSPORTSAZ)

FaceApp has taken the world by storm recently.

The mobile app allows you to upload a picture of yourself, and through a variety of filters, change the physical appearance of your face.

Filters include looking younger, changing hair color, adding or removing hair, and even changing gender.

But the most notable is the “age” filter in which the finishing product is a much older version of the original picture.

While some may be hoping to look similar in their old age, others have been not so flattering, to say the least.

Here are some results of the “age challenge” both locally and globally:

One would hope these guys could continue their production at this age.

Even some of our own 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station‘s on-air talent got in on the action.

Former Arizona Cardinals first-round pick Josh Rosen:

This might not be so far fetched given that Father Time hasn’t seemed to catch up to Tom Brady or Drew Brees.

A peek at the “new-look” NBA big-twos:

Kyrie Irving has already proven that he can still play at an old age as “Uncle Drew.”

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Jake Anderson is a former web content editor and reporter for arizonasports.com and has been at Bonneville Phoenix since November 2018. He primarily covers the D-backs, ASU football/basketball and Phoenix Rising FC, and is also a member of the USL… Read more

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