The description needs one hell of a pruning, I must say. It's essentially saying the same thing about five times in a row, back and forth. Some female athletes are busty. Some are not. All of us most likely know one or two women on either side of the line. We don't need eleven paragraphs to make this point. Some people find the trope appealing, others hate it, and I can only assume this is why the page has grown out of control.

Isn't Police Academy's Callahan a complete aversion of this trope? Her short hair, tall frame and manly behavior cause people to keep calling her "sir" instead of "ma'am". Her large breasts are supposed to confuse us - how come someone this "manly" is also so voluptuous?

"In Sonic The Hedgehog, boob size seems to be proportionate to how Bad Ass you are as a woman. There's Cream, with none at all, who is very weak. Then there's Amy Rose, who has a gigantic hammer and pounds people with it. Then there's Rouge, who kick-boxes and has not only got large breasts (for a kid's game) but also displays actual cleavage."

Then where does Blaze fit in?

Not sure how you add it to the article, but there may be some Truth in Television here - at least one source (The Guide to Getting it On, IIRC) advises women who feel their breasts are inadequate that well-developed pectoral muscles help what you do have *ahem* stand out a bit better.