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It depends, if you're competitive (like to win, get exited while competing, do everything you can to succeed) you will most definitely see that in sports. If you're a violent person, you will be violent in sports. You could also be gracious, manipulative, or unsportsmanlike. Your personality really shows in sports. Often you have to see someone win or lose something too see what they're really like.
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