Two distinct audience neighborhoods define Joy Taylor's similarity map: a sports-media cluster and a professional-athlete cluster, with the top two positions split almost evenly between them.

The shape is two-peak. Dwayne Wade leads at 0.88, followed immediately by Chad Johnson at 0.88 — both Athletes by subcategory. Then the map shifts: Stephen A. Smith (0.86), First Take (0.85), Skip Bayless (0.85), and Shannon Sharpe (0.83) form a tight band of TV Personalities and sports TV Shows. These two clusters — athletes and sports-media personalities — run in parallel through the top 10, with Chris Bosh (0.83) and LeBron James (0.82) reinforcing the athlete side, and Undisputed (0.82) anchoring the TV Show side. The lone outlier in the top 10 is Eric Thomas (0.82), subcategorized as a Musician and Band — the only neighbor in the top 10 that belongs to neither cluster.

Joy Taylor's own subcategory, TV Personalities, is represented by Stephen A. Smith, Skip Bayless, and Shannon Sharpe — three of the ten — meaning the audience is shaped as much by athletes as by fellow TV personalities, a cross-kind pull that distinguishes this map from a purely sports-media one.

The overall picture is an audience that bridges the on-court and the broadcast desk, with no meaningful separation between the two.