As a Public Fan Page on YourSports, users can express their fandom with your sports identity by becoming a “Fan” or a “Foe” of you. They can then share that fandom (or foedom) into Facebook and Twitter, informing their friends and followers how they feel about your sports identity.

Since you are claiming your Public Fan Page and turning it into a Verified Sports Page (the real you), you have the choice of removing all existing Foes from your Page. If you remove them, users won't have the option to become a Foe of you anymore. They can only become your Fan. What would you like to do?

Your Twitter handle @michaeljordan is associated with your YourSports account. When users on YourSports take action against your sports identity and share that action into Twitter, it will @mention you on Twitter. This could create more @mentions than you would like. It could also be a friendly reminder to engage with your fan base on YourSports, and be a retweetable message to your followers on Twitter.

In this final step of claiming your page, choose which actions will @mention you on Twitter.