I agree, I find this one sexier.

But that's the root problem at the core of every single one of these "controversies". What is or isn't sexy is fucking SUBJECTIVE. Some poeple thing feet are sexy, while most of us look and say "uh yeah, that's a foot." Whether or not any image is "sexualized" comes down to who's looking at it, and projecting that onto the image. Yeah, sometimes it's clear the intent of the artist was to draw attention to sexual aspects of the subject, but the rest of the time it's US, not the image itself. Here's what I would have liked to see as a response from Blizzard when this whole thing started:

"We're listening intently to everyone's feedback, and we understand there is some concern over this particular victory pose. We will be evaluating all our victory poses to ensure that they fit our intentions for the tone and feel of the characters as well as the overall game, as we intend to depict them. It's very, very important to us that we present a diverse cast in Overwatch, and of course we never, ever intend to intentionally offend anyone.

This particular victory pose, however, is one that is shared by many (all?) other characters, and is intended to represent a victor turning their back on their fallen enemy, not a sexual display. Yes, Tracer's butt is visible from behind. So is everyone else's. This pose is also not necessarily final, as development has not completed, and we still in the process of evaluation and implementation of victory poses. If we decide this particular pose doesn't fit our intentions for Tracer, it will be changed or removed."