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[Assistant] If a rider is in a channel between the black and red lines, the opponent must come around the red line and can only cross the path once the overtake is complete. You cannot use this line to overtake other riders.


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[Assistant] The blue line, also known as the stays line, is for use in Madison races.


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[Assistant] The resting riders will circulate above the blue line until they are tagged back into action. False start.


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[Assistant] If you start before the starting gun goes off, the gun will fire a second time to indicate that you have started early. This is known as a false start.


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[Assistant] If you commit two false starts, you are disqualified from the contest.


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[Assistant] And sometimes, you'll see riders intentionally move from the front to the back. But why?


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[Assistant] Due to aerodynamics, cycling in a pack expends less energy than cycling alone. Especially if you're at the back.


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[Assistant] Teams will usually share the workload and swap places during a race to conserve energy and be in the best possible position to sprint for the line.


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[Assistant] That's a lot to take in, but once you've watched cycling for a while, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] Table tennis, otherwise known as ping pong, is a game played as singles, where one person plays against another person, or doubles, where two people play against two people.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to win three sets faster than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] To win a set, you must score 11 points and be at least 2 points ahead.


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[Assistant] If the scores are 10-10 for example, the game carries on until one player or pair has a two point lead. Okay then, so how do you score these points?


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[Assistant] To score a point, you must aim to hit a small ball with your bat, otherwise known as a paddle, over the net and onto your opponent's side of the table, without the opponent returning the favour.


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[Assistant] There is a sensor line that divides the table, but this is used in doubles only.


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[Assistant] To start the game, a player must serve with the ball in his open palm behind the table.


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[Assistant] The ball must travel at least 6 inches in the air and bounce once on each side of the table for a serve to be legal. If the ball is hit onto the edge of the table, this counts.


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[Assistant] The opponent will then try and return the ball and make you miss hitting the ball back. This can go back and forth and is known as a rally.


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[Assistant] Hitting the ball over a net onto a table so that your opponent can't return it sounds simple enough, but in table tennis, it's very easy to lose points. There's a lot of things you can't do in table tennis.


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[Assistant] You cannot hit the ball directly onto the ground outside the area of play. You cannot hit the ball twice in succession.


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[Assistant] You cannot allow the ball to bounce more than once on your side of the table. You cannot hit the ball before it has bounced on your side of the table.


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[Assistant] You cannot hit the ball internet and for it to land on your half of the table. You cannot touch the ball with any part of your body except with the bat. You can't put your non-playing hand on the table. In doubles you cannot hit the ball out of turn. And as earlier mentioned, you must serve the ball legally.


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[Assistant] Once a player or pair has won 11 points and is at least 2 points ahead, they win a set.


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[Assistant] First player or pair to win three sets faster than their opponent wins.


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[Assistant] Now that's basically table tennis in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, service.


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[Assistant] In singles only, the ball can be served anywhere on the table.


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[Assistant] In doubles however, the ball must touch the opposite corners of the table, and partners must alternate serves.


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[Assistant] This is where a score is tied, typically 10-10, and each team now requires a two point lead to win.


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[Assistant] The only difference now is that you only get one serve as opposed to two. The first player or pair to get a two point lead wins the set. Out of turn.


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[Assistant] In doubles only, you and your partner must hit the ball alternately.


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[Assistant] If a player hits the ball twice in succession during a rally, they have played out of turn and the opponent is awarded the point.


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[Assistant] As you can tell, table tennis is an extremely fast sport, and you'll need good reflexes to play it properly, but over time, the rules will become easy, and it's a fun sport to play.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more goals than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] Futsal is an individual variation of football, or soccer if you prefer. And the general rules of the game apply here, but with some significant differences.


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[Assistant] This variation is played with two teams of up to 14 players, with five players taking the court at any one time.


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[Assistant] They include one goalkeeper and four outfield players.


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[Assistant] The game is played on an indoor court that measures 40 metres by 20 metres. Goal areas are a 6 metre arc around the nets. And the goals are a lot smaller too. 3 metres wide and 2 metres high.


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[Assistant] To score a goal, you must put the ball into your opponent's goal.


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[Assistant] For it to count, the whole of the ball must completely cross the goal line.


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[Assistant] In futsal, you're allowed to touch the ball with every part of your body except your arms.


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[Assistant] The main way to move the ball is to kick the ball to its teammate, which is known as a pass.


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[Assistant] Or run with the ball whilst controlling it with your feet, known as dribbling.


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[Assistant] Teams will usually orchestrate passes and dribbles so the ball travels up the court so that they can score. The defending team will try and stop you by tackling. They can intercept passes, block shots,


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[Assistant] Or try and kick the ball away from you and move the ball in the other direction so that they can score themselves.


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[Assistant] A defender must be careful here, as if the referee decides they made contact with the player without touching the ball, or made contact without trying to win the ball, he can award a foul against them.


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[Assistant] Fouls usually lead to free kicks, but can also lead to a yellow card, which is a warning. Or a red card, where you are sent off the pitch. Two yellow cards, equals one red card.


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[Assistant] The game is played in two halves of 20 minutes, for a combined playing time of 40 minutes.


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[Assistant] Unlike soccer, the clock stops every time there's a stoppage of play, and there is no added time. High score at the end of time, wins. I'm a football player, it's exactly the same isn't it? You'd think so, but no.


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[Assistant] Because of the variation of the rules, it's a very different game tactically for a variety of reasons. One of the big differences is the ball.


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[Assistant] It's a smaller size 4 ball that's designed to have less bounce. This means you have to have excellent ball handling skills and be able to pass efficiently as the ball will not travel as far when kicked. Aerial play is also discouraged. Shoulder charges and slight tackles are not allowed. There is no such thing as offside.


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[Assistant] A sent off player can be replaced, but only after the opposing team has scored, or a full two minutes have been played whichever comes first.


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[Assistant] Futsal is really simple. And that's basically it. But there's a few more things that you'll need to understand before playing or watching a game. For example... Timeout.


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[Assistant] Teams are entitled to a one minute timeout in each period. So take a break and discuss strategy. Teams cannot carry over unused timeouts. Substitution.


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[Assistant] Unlike football, there are unlimited substitutions in this game at any time.


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[Assistant] If you haven't touched the ball with an arm, forearm, elbow or hand, the referee will call handball against you. And possession of the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] If a defender handles the ball in the goal area, or brings down an attacker with a scoring chance in the goal area, the referee will award a penalty kick to the other team.


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[Assistant] If a team commits 5 fouls, the opposing team will be awarded a direct free kick or penalty kick for every successive foul afterwards. As you can imagine, fouls are discouraged in this game. Direct free kick.


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[Assistant] Usually awarded after a team has committed more than 5 fouls, a team is allowed to strike the ball unopposed 10 metres away from the goal.


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[Assistant] This in effect is pretty much a 10m penalty kick, so giving away too many fouls is a huge disadvantage in this game. Kick in, goal throw, corner kick and free kick.


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[Assistant] If the ball leaves the area of play, the ball is awarded to the team who did not touch it last.


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[Assistant] If the ball leaves the side to the court, a kick-in is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] If you touched it last and it goes out behind your opponent's goal line, a goal throw is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] All kicks and goal throws must be played within four seconds or the opposing team will get possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] For those of you that are still a little lost, I highly recommend watching my video on how to play football or soccer, which you can find in my video section.


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[Assistant] But if you have found this video at all helpful, please like, comment, share and subscribe.


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[Assistant] It takes me ages to make one of these things, and good karma is very much appreciated. If you're also on Reddit, you can post this video and discuss it there. But in the meantime, enjoy futsal!


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more goals than the opposing team. Seven players take to the court at any one time, and to score these goals, you must shoot the ball into the net.


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[Assistant] The net is roughly 10 feet above the ground, and is on either side of a court that's 100 feet long by 50 feet wide.


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[Assistant] These are the shooting circles, which are a 16 foot radius, with a center circle, three feet in diameter.


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[Assistant] Netball is a completely different game, with completely different rules.


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[Assistant] Firstly, not everyone can shoot the ball. Only the goal attack and goal shooter is allowed to shoot the ball into the net, and only if they're inside the goal circle.


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[Assistant] Secondly, all players can hold onto the ball for a maximum of 3 seconds. Any more than this, and the other team is awarded the ball.


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[Assistant] Adversely, the ball cannot be passed long either, i.e. it cannot cross two transverse lines. This also results in the ball being awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] They cannot lift this foot off the ground, but may pivot around it whilst moving with the other leg.


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[Assistant] Should a player lift a landing leg and put it back down, this is known as footwork and the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] The opponents will try and take the ball away from you by intercepting passes, blocking shots and retrieving loose balls.


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[Assistant] However, an opposing player cannot touch another player, known as contact, and must be at least three feet away from a player with possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] If they are any closer, they are called for obstruction and the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] The other major difference between netball and basketball is that in netball, players are assigned positions and can only move within certain areas of the court.


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[Assistant] The goalkeeper can move within the goal third that they are defending. The goal defence can only move within the goal and middle thirds. The wing defence can also move within their own goal and middle thirds, but not in their own circle.


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[Assistant] The centre can move in all thirds except the goal circles. The wing attack can move in the centre and their opponents goal third but not the circle.


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[Assistant] And the goal shooter can only move within the opposite goal third.


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[Assistant] The idea of the game is to pass the ball down the court without faulting, and remember, only the goal attack or goal shooter can score, and only within the shooting circle.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 50 minute quarters for a combined playing time of 60 minutes. Highest score at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] But there's just a few other things you'll need to know about before playing or watching a game. For example, throw in.


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[Assistant] If the ball leaves the sides of the area of play, the ball is awarded to the team who did not touch it last. A free pass is awarded when a player breaks one of the rules.


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[Assistant] We've already mentioned some of them, but here's the full list of them.


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[Assistant] Free pass or shot. For major infringements such as contact or obstruction, a free pass or shot is awarded to the opposing player. The offending player must stand aside and play no part while the opponent releases the ball. 50-50.


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[Assistant] If both players are at fault, or if the referee is not sure who committed the fault, this is known as 50-50, and it results in a toss-up between the two offending or nearest players.


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[Assistant] This is also awarded when two opposing players catch the ball simultaneously. Toss up.


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[Assistant] If a 50-50 is called, the two offending or nearest players stand 3 metres apart from each other.


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[Assistant] The referee will throw the ball into the air between them and once it has left their hands the ball is up for grabs by either player. Offside.


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[Assistant] If a position player moves into an area that they're not supposed to be in, this is offside and the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] Complicated? Yes. But as you watch or play NetBull, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] The game starts with a face-off, where the puck is dropped between two opposing players at centre ice. A face-off is used to restart play, and can happen at one of the eight other face-off dots on the ice.


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[Assistant] Ice hockey is played with two teams of 20, with six players on the ice at any one time. They consist of three forwards, two defenders, and one goalie.


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[Assistant] There is one other infraction, the game misconduct, which results in a player being ejected from the entire game.


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[Assistant] There's a few other rules you'll need to understand before going to a game. For example, penalty shot. A penalty shot is awarded to a player if they've been obstructed before they can shoot. The shooter will start from centre ice and try and score against the defending goalie. Only one shot is allowed, so the shooter must make it count.


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[Assistant] Offside. The puck must completely cross your opponent's blue line before any other player is on your team. If a player crosses the blue line before the puck, it's offside and results in a face-off in your end of the ice. This is to prevent you keeping players in front of the opposing goalie for the entire game.


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[Assistant] Draw or tie? In international rules, if both teams at the end of three periods have the same amount of goals, the game is ended and it's awarded as a draw or a tie. Over time.


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[Assistant] Shootout. If this game is still tied after the overtime period, a shootout commences. Each team will have three shooters. The team with the best out of three shots will win the game.


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[Assistant] If after three shooters the game is still tied, it moves to a sudden death shootout, meaning that the next goal, without reply, wins. That's a lot to take in, but as you watch or play ice hockey, the rules will become second nature. Enjoy ice hockey.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the biggest blunders in sports history. These can be from players, officials, or even fans.


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[Assistant] A famous Dutch skater, Kramer holds a number of accolades, including numerous Olympic gold medals. And he would have added to this number if it weren't for a major blunder at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Canada.


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[Assistant] Kramer set a new Olympic record in the 5,000 meter event and looked to continue his dominance in the 10,000 meter. He did indeed finish in first place and he set another Olympic record in the process.


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[Assistant] By 2014, the heyday of Liverpool FC had long passed. The team dominated the Premier League for much of the 70s and 80s, but hadn't won since the 1989-90 season. Enter manager Brendan Rodgers, who led the team on an incredible run.


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[Assistant] Some believed that Liverpool was destined to win their first title in 24 years. And that remained a possibility until the legendary game with Chelsea.


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[Assistant] Steven Gerrard mishandled a simple pass and slipped on the pitch, allowing Chelsea player Demba Ba to take the ball and score. A win against Chelsea would have knocked them out of the running. Instead, Liverpool lost both the game and the title, crushing all hopes of a comeback that was decades in the making.


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[Assistant] Number 18. Phil Mickelson uses a driver.


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[Assistant] A legendary golfer with three Masters wins, Phil Mickelson knows what he's doing.


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[Assistant] But you wouldn't know it judging by this famous blunder. Mikkelsen was poised to win the 2006 US Open, and if he did, it would have been his third straight major tournament victory. Needing par, Mikkelsen made the curious decision to tee off with his driver.


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[Assistant] Many experts, including the commentators, did not agree with this choice. They were right to be worried, as the shot veered way left and ended up near a hospitality tent.


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[Assistant] Number 17. J.R. Smith runs out the clock.


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[Assistant] He eventually realized his mistake, but it was too late, and the Cavs didn't have time to score a basket. The game would go into overtime, and the Cavs lost 124 to 114.


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[Assistant] Let us tell you. Rookie Fred Merkel was playing for the New York Giants, who were in a major pennant race with the Chicago Cubs. They were playing the Cubs on September 23rd, 1908, when Merkel made the biggest mistake of his short career. There were two outs, with Merkel on first base and the winning run on third. Al Bridwell hit a single, and the runner advanced home, seemingly winning the game.


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[Assistant] However, Merkel ran off to celebrate without touching second base and was subsequently thrown out, which invalidated the winning run. The game ended in a tie, and the Giants would go on to lose the pennant by just one game.


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[Assistant] 15. Jackie Smith literally drops the ball.


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[Assistant] Even Hall of Famers have the odd blender. It was January 21st, 1979, the night of Super Bowl XIII. Jackie Smith and his Dallas Cowboys were playing the Pittsburgh Steelers and were down 21-14 in the third quarter. On third down, quarterback Roger Staubach passed to a wide-open Smith for what should have been an easy catch.


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[Assistant] Smith dropped the ball, prompting announcer Vern Lundquist to call him quote, the sickest man in America. The Cowboys settled for a field goal and ended up losing the game 35 to 31. Smith was largely blamed for the loss and he entered a period of isolation and depression.


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[Assistant] For his part. Staubach does not and has never blamed Smith for the drop.


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[Assistant] Number 14. Roberto Baggio misses a penalty kick.


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[Assistant] But his performance was marred by one of the most shocking upsets in the tournament's history. Italy was playing Brazil in the final, and the two teams had gone to a penalty shootout after a 0-0 score. Brazil was up 3-2 on penalties, and Banjo was the last to shoot for Italy. Responsible for the decisive shot and needing a goal,


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[Assistant] The infamous game occurred on October 6, 1990, with the Tigers playing the Colorado Buffaloes.


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[Assistant] Colorado trailed 31 to 27 with just a few seconds to go and the ball close to Missouri's end zone. Owing to multiple factors, the crew lost track of the downs, and Colorado was accidentally given a fifth chance to score. In American football, teams are given four downs to move the ball 10 yards. Fifth downs are simply not a thing, but an exception was made in this game. With their special fifth down,


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[Assistant] Colorado scored a touchdown and won the game 33-31.


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[Assistant] Never, ever, ever celebrate early, especially in a race. One of the most dominant snowboarders ever, Jacob Ellis made her first Olympics appearance in 2006. She was competing in the snowboard cross-final and was three full seconds ahead of runner-up Tanya Frieden.


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[Assistant] To celebrate her win and quote, share her enthusiasm with the crowd, Jacob Ellis performed a method grab on one of the final jumps. However, this little trick cost her dearly.


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[Assistant] And here we come to another time-based basketball blunder. While playing for Michigan in the NCAA Men's Division I Championship, Chris Weber called a costly timeout that didn't actually exist. His team was down 2 points with 11 seconds left. Stuck in the corner with the ball, Weber called for a timeout.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, Michigan had no timeouts remaining. So Weber was given a technical foul and possession was given to North Carolina. They ended up winning both the game and the championship. A win that came largely on the back of Weber's unfortunate error.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Deshaun Jackson, let's go over the football.


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[Assistant] Sometimes all it takes is one ego to ruin an absolutely brilliant play. In this game against the Dallas Cowboys, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb threw a stellar pass to Deshaun Jackson, who made an incredible over-the-shoulder catch.


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[Assistant] An easy touchdown seemed certain, until Jackson celebrated too early and let go of the ball before breaking the plane of the end zone.


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[Assistant] Not only was dropping the ball foolish, but it ruined what would have otherwise been a sensational throw from his quarterback. Hopefully after this premature celebration, Jackson learned a lesson or two about hubris.


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[Assistant] He had a three-shot lead going into the final hole, but it seems the pressure got to him, as he ended up making a series of rookie mistakes. Hitting the ball into the grandstands, a stone wall, knee-high rough, a water hazard, and finally, the sand bunker.


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[Assistant] We all have brain farts sometimes. Luckily for us, these embarrassing mistakes aren't broadcast to millions of people. Jim Marshall played with the Vikings for nearly 20 years and had a hall of fame worthy career. But he will forever be known for one thing. The infamous wrong way run.


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[Assistant] During a game against the 49ers, Marshall picked up a fumble and proceeded to run 66 yards in the wrong direction, resulting in a safety for the 49ers.


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[Assistant] While the Vikings would proceed to win the game, Marshall's place in history was officially set, and many people now consider his infamous run to be one of the worst plays in NFL history.


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[Assistant] Another famous running blunder occurred at the 1929 Rose Bowl, when UC Berkeley's Roy Regals ran in the wrong direction and earned himself the nickname, Wrong Way Regals.


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[Assistant] He has made a few mistakes, like the time he famously fumbled a blocked field goal during the 1993 Thanksgiving classic. But possibly his most famous mistake came in Super Bowl 27, which saw Let's Cowboys against the Buffalo Bills.


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[Assistant] Number 6, Loris Karyas' terrible goalkeeping.


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[Assistant] Bad goalkeeping is obviously embarrassing. Like the time Peter Ankleman accidentally allowed Olaf Melberg's throw-in.


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[Assistant] Enter Loris Carius. Carius found himself on the receiving end of some truly hateful comments and death threats after the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid.


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[Assistant] The first mistake occurred when he tossed the ball directly into Karim Benzema's foot, allowing for an avoidable goal. Later, he mishandled a shot from Gareth Bale, leading to Madrid's 3-1 victory and leaving his fans in utter shock.


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[Assistant] Sports psychiatrist Steve Peters declared it would take Carius three months to mentally recover, while former goalkeeper Ray Clement said that Carius would never truly get over his costly mistakes.


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[Assistant] Number 5. Jim Joyce ruins Armando Galarraga's perfect game.


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[Assistant] Both Galarraga and Joyce were praised for their responses, as Galarraga showed no animosity towards Joyce, and Joyce later admitted to his incorrect call. Now that's what we call sportsmanship.


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[Assistant] His own goal nets in the playoffs are probably the most embarrassing thing in hockey. Just ask Martin Brodeur. Luckily for Brodeur, his team went on to win the Stanley Cup.


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[Assistant] Steve Smith wasn't so lucky. During Game 7 of the 1986 Smythe Division Final, Smith tried to clear the puck with 14 minutes remaining in the game. Unfortunately, the puck hit the goalie stick and ricocheted into his own net, costing the Oilers the game and the series.


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[Assistant] The worst part? It was Smith's 23rd birthday. While fans were upset, the Oilers won the Stanley Cup the next year, and Wayne Gretzky let Steve Smith have the first skate with the trophy.


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[Assistant] I think that he would love to have back, but you know, it's part of sports.


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[Assistant] Steve Bartman is still a sore subject for many a Cubs fan.


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[Assistant] Bartman was subsequently pelted with food and escorted out by security, and six police cars were posted at Bartman's house to prevent further acts of violence. The remains of the ball are now in the Chicago Sports Museum, and the Bartman seat has become a tourist attraction at Wrigley Field.


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[Assistant] Most of these mistakes are minor when compared to Andrés Escobar's. Everyone else on this list was able to walk away from their mistake. Escobar wasn't as fortunate. During the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Escobar accidentally deflected the ball into his own net, contributing to Colombia's eventual loss and elimination from the tournament.


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[Assistant] After returning to Columbia, Escobar was murdered by the bodyguard of a drug cartel in retaliation for his mistake. The murderer served 11 years in prison.


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[Assistant] While the murder tarnished Columbia's reputation, Escobar himself was and continues to be hailed as a national hero.


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[Assistant] Number 1. Bill Buckner's missed ground ball.


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[Assistant] Just the name Bill Buckner is enough to send a Red Sox fan into fits. And his infamous past ground ball is easily one of baseball's most legendary plays. In the 1986 World Series, the Red Sox were leading the Mets three games to two. And game six was tied in extra innings.


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[Assistant] Mookie Wilson hit a slow ground ball to Buckner, who let it pass through his legs, allowing the Mets to score and win both the game and eventually the series.


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[Assistant] His father, Jim Redmond, arrived to let his son use him as a crutch to cross the finish line as the pain and disappointment enveloped the athlete. While the Olympics didn't register Redmond's finish, this magical moment was immortalized in its history. Number 9. Winning for his mom.


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[Assistant] In 1990, the undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson was set to take on Buster Douglas at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.


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[Assistant] With Tyson's undefeated streak at 37-0, all the odds were against Douglas. But tragedy struck the underdog when his mother passed away only 23 days before the title bout, while his son's mother had a severe kidney ailment. Yet even with all this going on, and with all the odds stacked against him,


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[Assistant] Douglas put on a performance of a lifetime as he dominated Tyson.


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[Assistant] By the 10th round, he knocked out Iron Mike with a series of head strikes, becoming the new undisputed champion.


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[Assistant] However, that lead soon began to slip. Woods needed to putt on the 18th green to achieve a 2-under-par in the Masters title. As the world held its breath, Woods slotted away comfortably, and all those years of frustration exploded from him, enjoying his return to glory.


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[Assistant] In 1995, South Africa hosted the Rugby World Cup. During that time, the country was barely out of apartheid.


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[Assistant] The Falcons couldn't get any points on the board as the Patriots were a revitalized team, eventually achieving the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history after winning 34-28. Unbelievable.


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[Assistant] But in 2004, they faced their fiercest rival, the Yankees, in the American League Championship Series.


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[Assistant] They then faced and subsequently beat the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series, finally breaking the curse. Red Sox fans have longed to hear it. The Boston Red Sox are world champions. Number 4. Red Devils rise from tragedy.


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[Assistant] The Red Devils took over and ended up winning 4-1, becoming the first English side to win the trophy. Two goals were scored by United's captain Bobby Charlton, a survivor of the Munich air disaster. Number 3. The Shot.


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[Assistant] In game 5, with the series tied 2-1 and with 6 seconds left, it looked like Jordan had won it.


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[Assistant] Yet Larry Nance of the Cavaliers responded giving Cleveland a 100-99 lead.


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[Assistant] When Germany hosted the Olympic Games that year, this government attempted to ban non-white athletes from competing. Fortunately, the threat of a boycott reversed that. And in the end, although Germany did lead the medal table, not everything went their way.


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[Assistant] When the two faced off in the final round of matches, tensions were hot. After two periods, the Soviets were cruising comfortably with a 3-2 lead. But by the third period, the U.S. turned the tide by firing in two goals in quick succession. And then began the longest ten minutes in sporting history, as the clock ticked down.


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[Assistant] The New York Times famously calling the Miracle Mistake a bonehead play.


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[Assistant] This single-handedly crushed Hitler's myth of Aryan supremacy.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 greatest golf shots of all time.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the best golf shots from official competitions or tournaments. These entries were completed by trained professionals. Don't try these shots at home. Which of these golf shots was the most iconic? Let us know in the comments below.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Esawa Yoki wins the Hawaiian Open.


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[Assistant] At the 2013 John Deere Classic, Jordan Spieth found himself in the bunker on the 18th. With a bounce, his chip dropped into the hole as if it was laser guided.


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[Assistant] The last-minute birdie defied the odds with its precision. Spieth threw a wrench in the lead set by Zach Johnson and David Hearn, igniting a playoff round that he went on to win. The 19-year-old shocked everyone with his unexpected performance, becoming one of the youngest winners in the event's history.


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[Assistant] Not only did the shot lead to his triumph, it also foreshadowed Spieth's dominance on the PGA Tour.


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[Assistant] With this shot during the 2010 Shriner's Hospitals for Children Open, Jonathan Bird achieved a rare hole-in-one during professional play. The tournament reached a three-person playoff, with the players teeing off for what became the final.


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[Assistant] Bird completed this par three in one effortless stroke, finishing the competition before his foes knew what hit them. The winner himself couldn't believe what he'd done. In one of the only sudden death aces ever, the golfer locked up the event in style. He got bragging rights not only for the exceptional shot, but for the dramatic tournament finish.


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[Assistant] Number seven, Justin Leonard's Ryder Cup putt.


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[Assistant] At the 1999 Ryder Cup, Justin Leonard faced a decisive long putt for America on the 17th hole. He knew it would take a little more than luck to sink this one. Putting in a perfect line, the golfer sank the putt in an amazing climax.


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[Assistant] Leonard won the tournament for the US team against formidable European opponents like José María Alisabel. His clutch short game put him and the American team in position to win. With his team and supporters crowding around him, the player proudly led his country with a game-changing shot. Number 6, Graham McDowell's Albatross.


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[Assistant] Graham McDowell had a fantastic 17th hole at the Volvo Masters in 2007. He approached a par 5 as most golfers did. One shot at a time and with the hope of a possible birdie or par. Whereas most players needed three strokes to hit the green, McDowell managed to complete the treacherous hole in only two.


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[Assistant] The feat was known as an albatross, also referred to as a double eagle. It's clear from his reaction that he knew this was a once in a lifetime achievement. Number 5


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[Assistant] Even the best players on the PGA Tour end up with a bad lie. As far as Bubba Watson, he found himself in the dirt on the 10th hole of the 2012 Masters. He miraculously hooked a left-handed chip onto the green. Unable to see the pin, Watson had everything against him in this setup.


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[Assistant] You could have easily said it was blind luck considering all of the obstacles in his way. His ability to find the flag under pressure led him to the top of the leaderboard. This great shot not only set the golfer up for a master's win, but was one of the defining moments of his career.


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[Assistant] Without question, Jack Nicholas was one of the greatest golfers ever. His Hall of Fame reputation was thanks in part to shots like this one from the 1972 U.S. Open. He grabbed his one iron for the 17th hole in a tremendous showcase of his natural talents.


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[Assistant] Nicholas reached the green and hit the flag after a generous bounce.


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[Assistant] The legend made quick use of the par 3, ending the hole with a birdie. He also demonstrated his calm demeanor in tense moments. Building off the glory of this shot, the Golden Bear went on to take his third US Open that year. Number 3, Louis Ustazan at the Masters.


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[Assistant] Few golfers have ever conquered hole number 12 at Augusta quite like this. Louis Oustheizen set up for his second stroke, hitting the green with a well-placed shot. Most golfers would have been happy there, but Oustheizen's ball wasn't done yet. It continued to roll until finally reaching the hole.


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[Assistant] Oh, come to papa. YES! The amazing finish was also an albatross, adding to its place in Masters history. He climbed to the top of the leaderboard in one of the most impressive par 5 performances ever. While the player didn't win the tournament that year, his double eagle stood as an awesome consolation prize.


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[Assistant] That was just the perfect shot. Number two, Phil Mickelson's 18 foot winning putt. The 2004 Masters produced one of Phil Mickelson's all time highlight shots. Neck and neck with Ernie Els, both men went into the final round hoping for glory.


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[Assistant] Nicholson ended up on the green of the 18th hole with an 18-foot putt between him and the coveted green jacket.


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[Assistant] He completed the putt from a huge distance like it was nothing. The golfer couldn't contain himself afterwards, realizing that he'd just won his first major. In a career of great moments like the straw escape from the 2010 Masters, this putt beat them all for its life-changing quality.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Larry Mize at the 1987 Masters. Mize's chip shot won him the trophy at the 1987 Masters tournament.


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[Assistant] Jack Nicklaus's long putt. The golden bear nailed this lengthy putt on the 16th hole of the 1975 Masters.


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[Assistant] Gene Sarazin's Masters Albatross. A career-defining double eagle for Sarazin from 235 yards away.


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[Assistant] Nicholas's Amazing 16th Hole Shot, 1986. The 46-year-old showed everyone age was just a number with this shot at the 1986 Masters.


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[Assistant] Number one, Tiger Woods' Chip at the Masters.


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[Assistant] This 2005 Masters chip captured the legend Tiger Woods at the height of his powers. He entered the final round in a fierce battle against Chris DiMarco. At the 16th hole, the golfer landed his first shot beyond the green.


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[Assistant] His ball landed above the pin, but slowly slid down before reaching the hole. It's a one in a million maneuver that seemed impossible for anyone but this champion.


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[Assistant] Woods impressed with an incredible effort that landed him in a position to win yet another tournament.


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[Assistant] Even though he had a worthy putt in the 2008 US Open, this incredible master's highlight stood out as one of the greatest golf shots ever.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most violent football matches.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the most hard-hitting football matches across the globe, filled with buckets of terrible tackles, bookings, red cards, and sometimes fights. What's the most violent sport in the world? Let us know below.


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[Assistant] With the technical beauty of the Netherlands taking on the Flair Extraordinaires in Portugal in the round of 16 at the 2006 World Cup,


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[Assistant] The fans were excited about the skills they would see. Instead, they saw a Shambles. The match equaled the record of bookings in a World Cup game with 16 and set a new one for red cards with 4. Portugal's Costinha and Deco alongside Netherlands Khalid, Bularuus and Giovani van Bronckhurst were those sent off.


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[Assistant] We wouldn't be surprised if referee Valentin Ivanov had a repetitive strain injury from holding up so many cards. Even though Manish gave Portugal the win, this match is better remembered for its chaos.


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[Assistant] In 1934, Italy was riding high after winning the World Cup against Czechoslovakia.


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[Assistant] Their first game after was taking on England at Arsenal's Highbury Stadium in London. While the match was friendly, there was nothing relaxed about this exhibition game. England, who refused to be at the World Cup, thought of themselves as the best in the world. Though when they took on a team that was that, they didn't hold back and won 3-2. However, there were many injuries and tempers flared. For England, Eddie Hapgood's nose was broken.


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[Assistant] Number 8. The Battle of Lusail Whenever there's a record-involving discipline at the World Cup, the Netherlands seem to often be involved. This time, the Europeans took on Argentina in the quarter-final of the 2022 event in Qatar.


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[Assistant] Yes, of course. The Netherlands picked up 8, including, amazingly, the only red card after a second yellow for Denzel Dumfries. While Argentine players also picked up 8, with their manager, Lionel Scalone, and assistant, Walter Samuels, also getting in on the yellow action, giving them 10 altogether. Number 7. The Intercontinental Fiasco.


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[Assistant] The Intercontinental Cup was a fun tournament that had the best clubs in South America taking on their counterparts in Europe. But sometimes talent went out the window in favor of dirty tactics. In 1969, Italy's AC Milan faced Argentina's Estudientes in the second leg after winning the first 3-0. Even before the match, Milan was pelted with balls and had coffee poured on them.


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[Assistant] When it started, it got worse. Milan's Perino Prati was assaulted by goalkeeper Alberto Jose Poletti.


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[Assistant] While Nestor Combin, who played for France but was born in Argentina, had his nose broken. He was arrested for draft dodging afterward but later released. Estudiantes Poletti Ramon Aguirre Suarez and Eduardo Luján Manera were charged and received bans for their actions. Number 6. The Battle of Montevideo.


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[Assistant] However, the referee didn't see most of Lambert's actions. The only one that brought immediate repercussions for her was a trip on a player resulting in a yellow card. While Lambert apologized for her actions, her university banned her indefinitely from football. However, she returned to the team in 2010.


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[Assistant] With the game finishing 0-0, the battle between Valencia and Inter Milan in the second leg of the round of 16 in the Champions League sounds dull, but that changed at the final whistle, sending the Spanish side through on away goals. During the brawl, Valencia's David Navarro punched Inter's Nicolas Brediso on the nose, breaking it. Navarro then ran away as Brediso and his Inter teammates attempted to kick him.


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[Assistant] Which of course sparked a further fight that continued in the changing room. Uefa came down hard on everyone responsible. After appeals for Valencia, Navarro was banned for six months and Carlos Marchena for two games. For Inter, Maicon got three matches. Ivan Cordoba got two and Birdiso was prohibited for six.


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[Assistant] In the 82nd minute, with West Brom leading 3-0, the game was abandoned as United was reduced to 6 players, thanks to 3 sendings off and 2 players leaving due to injuries. This became the first professional game in England to be abandoned in such a way. In the aftermath, the result was awarded to West Brom.


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[Assistant] Then came the punishment for United. After the club was fined £10,000, Patrick Souffaut was banned for 6 games and fined £3,000. George Santos was banned for 6, player coach Keith Curl was fined £500 and banned for 2 and manager Neil Warnock was fined £300.


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[Assistant] Has been forced to call the game off or abandon it at least.


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[Assistant] In 1983, Barcelona icon Diego Maradona was brutally tackled by athletic Bilbao's Andoni Goyacoche, resulting in a broken ankle and earning the Spanish player the nickname the Butcher of Bilbao.


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[Assistant] Several months later in 1984 in the final of the Copa del Rey,


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[Assistant] This essentially ended Maradona's Barca career as he went to Italy's Napoli shortly after.


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[Assistant] With the BBC's David Coleman slating introduction to this match, you already know you're in for a wild ride. At the 1962 World Cup, Chile faced Italy in Group 2. Due to both nations' media taking shots at each other in the lead-up, tensions were really high. As such, the first foul happened within 12 seconds.


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[Assistant] By the 12th minute, Italy's Giorgio Farini hacked Onorino Landa, resulting in a red card. However, he refused to leave, forcing the police to drag him away. In the 41st minute, Italy's Mario David tried to kick Lionel Sanchez's head, so he was sent off too.


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[Assistant] Throw in multiple punches from Chile that the ref missed and the police coming on again and you forget that Chile won 2-0.


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[Assistant] That's it. All the way to the boundary for Thor. What a victory for the Sri Lankans. A fantastic effort by them. Their players are charging out onto the ground. The Aussies shaking them by the hand.


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[Assistant] If they know before the snap of the ball what your coverage basically is,


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[Assistant] Simpson had demanded that he was put back on his bike.


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[Assistant] He went another 500 yards before collapsing again.


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[Assistant] 17 Australian men achieved what had never been done before and has never been done since.


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[Assistant] UCI will ban Lance Armstrong from cycling and UCI will strip him of his seven Tour de France titles. Lance Armstrong has no place in cycling.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most difficult martial arts skills to master.


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[Assistant] We'll be ranking the martial arts disciplines that are the most challenging to master, whether that difficulty be due to technique, interdisciplinarity, or accessibility. Did we leave any out? Let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Boxing. They don't call it the sweet science for nothing.


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[Assistant] There's psychology involved, both with regard to one's own abilities, as well as the approach of the opponent.


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[Assistant] Study, thought, and planning need to be placed into the preparation for every fight, and it's this sort of seriousness that separates boxing from simple street fighting. This depth is what makes boxing so varied among its practitioners, while also lending it so much legitimacy when it comes to cultural and historical context.


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[Assistant] Tai Chi is a very popular form of martial art, practiced by people around the world. However, most people take up Tai Chi for its health benefits, both mental and physical.


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[Assistant] The philosophy of balance, of yin and yang, is integral to tai chi, as is the beauty of its physical aesthetic. This isn't to say that physical competition, including weapons demonstrations, doesn't take place between tai chi students, but finding a knowledgeable instructor willing to spend time focusing on the more aggressive aspects of tai chi may be a difficult task. Number eight, kickboxing.


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[Assistant] Kickboxing is a term that encompasses a wide variety of different sub-styles from around the world, with one of the most popular being Muay Thai kickboxing from Thailand. Kickboxing's popularity makes it easy to learn, but difficult to master due to there being a wide array of styles.


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[Assistant] Due to a lack of organization and a main governing body, it's often associations and networks that showcase some of the best kickboxers in the world, who bring together punches, kicks, and cardiovascular strength to create their own unique styles.


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[Assistant] Bakom, also known as Vakon, is something of a hybrid form of martial arts, combining elements of jiu-jitsu with values that are, well, let's just say a bit more dirty.


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[Assistant] This is because Bacom was reportedly developed in Peru by a former marine and convict by the name of Roberto Puig Bezada, with the intent of making it as deadly as possible.


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[Assistant] That said, you're not gonna find Buckholm schools in your local strip mall, nor are you likely to see exhibitions on television.


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[Assistant] It could prove to be a challenge tracking down a local master of Okichita due to the fact that teaching of this martial art can be traced back to the Native American Plains Cree.


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[Assistant] Specifically, Okichita is the result of Canadian planes cream martial artist George J. Lapin, who combined his taekwondo teachings with the traditional wrestling and weapons training of his youth.


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[Assistant] The next martial arts discipline on our list may not be comparatively well known to other combat sports, but it's actually existed in one form or another for over three millennia.


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[Assistant] The origins of Kalari Payet hail from India and are taught in accordance with the Hindu religion, emphasizing the graceful balance of both offense and defense. The art of Kalari is practiced with the use of one's bare hands, sticks,


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[Assistant] Galari Payet isn't easily accessible to the average martial arts student, however, since it's one of the only disciplines that stresses weapons and even armor over hand to hand combat.


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[Assistant] This makes Kalari Payet intrinsically linked with Indian culture, to the point where an academy was founded in the city of Tiruvananthapuram in January of 2021, in an effort to boost tourism and to teach Kalari Payet to willing students.


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[Assistant] It's difficult to imagine a martial art discipline as brutal as Dombe being given the green light for competition outside of its native Nigeria, but that's exactly what was proposed by the country's Ministry of Youth and Sports Development in 2019.


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[Assistant] Dumbe uses makeshift weapons of cloth and chain, with a knockdown occurring if an opponent falls to the ground.


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[Assistant] It's a violent sport, often resulting in broken bones on both sides, yet simultaneously something that's extremely important to the identity of Nigeria's Hausa people. That being said, the necessity for travel to Nigeria, not to mention finding a Dambay teacher among the Hausa, makes learning Dambay for laymen extremely unlikely.


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[Assistant] Why is Lurdrit so difficult to master? Well, for starters, it's an elite form of Muay Thai boxing that's taught to Thailand's elite police and royal guard, and thus not open to outsiders. Should you actually be a Thai national and a member of the military and wish to learn Lurdrit, well, we hope you have a mean streak because you're gonna need it.


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[Assistant] This is due to the fact that Lirdreid stresses short-range strikes with a particular emphasis on lethal force. It's not a stretch to compare Lirdreid to Israeli Krav Maga in that it's designed to disable or kill an opponent as quickly as possible, focusing on weak points and sensitive areas for a quick finish.


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[Assistant] Sankeem Shan is largely responsible for the renewed interest in bokator among martial artists today, having escaped Cambodia under the threat of death by the Pol Pot regime for teaching native bokator in his homeland.


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[Assistant] That link between Bokator and Cambodia is still strong today, although the discipline and some of its remaining teachers are reticent to expand beyond the country's boundaries.


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[Assistant] To paraphrase Bushnell's law, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is easy to learn, for some, but difficult to master.


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[Assistant] This isn't only due to the comparatively popular and readily available Brazilian jiu-jitsu schools and instructors, but the intense level of competition out there among those who compete locally and professionally.


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[Assistant] The difficulty of jiu-jitsu doesn't only lie within its public profile, but also how many years it will take the average student to attain the equivalent of a black belt. Roughly 10 to 12 years. Even then, true mastery hasn't been achieved, but rather just the first step on the long road to knowledge.


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[Assistant] For this list we'll be looking at the most chaotic, violent, and or surprising fights in professional sports. Did we forget to mention your favorite sports bra? Let us know in the comments below.


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[Assistant] Number 20. Guardians vs. White Sox. What could have been an ordinary play at second base became an internet meme.


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[Assistant] Cleveland Guardian Jose Ramirez went in for a slide, but Chicago White Sox infielder Tim Anderson wasn't ready to play nice. Their verbal exchange turned sour as Anderson put up hands for a boxing match. The umpire failed to break it up, leaving both sides to turn physical.


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[Assistant] With both benches coming in to help, Ramirez connected with his opponent's jaw and dropped him. Coaches and managers later got involved in separate incidents that kept the fight going for several minutes.


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[Assistant] All in all, ejections and suspensions were handed out to members of both organizations. For this faceoff at Madison Square Garden, two heavyweights entered the ring to do battle. Riddick Bowe and Andrew Galota kept the fight interesting until the latter threw an illegal punch.


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[Assistant] With Bo writhing on the ground, Golota was charged by his opponent's entourage. The ring was soon stormed by all kinds of wannabe fighters as a riot ensued. Despite attempts to break it off, dozens of spectators ended up inside the ropes.


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[Assistant] With a growing feud between teams, this confrontation stemmed from a few questionable pitchers in previous At-Bats. Angels pitcher Andrew Wants kept the bad blood boiling by hitting batter Jesse Winker.


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[Assistant] Instead of going for wants, the Angry Mariner decided to yell at the Angels' dugout. This led to a full-scale battle between the two teams. It seemed like every active player was on the field trying to get in on the action, including members of the bullpen. When all was said and done, eight people were ejected for their part in the vicious brawl.


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[Assistant] While it all seemed like a misunderstanding, this fight between LeBron James and Isaiah Stewart started with some rough contact. The Los Angeles Laker boxed out his opponent and hit him in the face. The Detroit Pistons started to chirp back at James, leading to some pushing and shoving between teams.


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[Assistant] Stewart appeared to have a serious cut from the blood dripping off of him. After being restrained, he decided to charge the Star Laker again and push aside anyone in his way.


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[Assistant] It all seemed to ramp up from an apparent accident to a full-on rumble. Stewart was suspended two games while James only had to drop one from his schedule.


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[Assistant] As an MLB pitcher, you never know what'll happen after you hit a batter. It's sometimes best to assume that the likes of Bryce Harper will retaliate if they're in the wrong mood. This happens for Giants reliever Hunter Strickland in this clip, but the fight got even worse when Harper utilized an unlikely weapon.


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[Assistant] The Nationals batter decided to whip his helmet at the pitcher in a fit of anger. Thankfully for Strickland, the headgear didn't connect with him. This didn't stop the brawl, however, as both teams came to the rescue. It all happened in a flash, with both players quickly disappearing inside of a much larger altercation.


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[Assistant] 15. Machado vs Ventura To start off this particular brawl, pitcher Jordano Ventura hit Manny Machado with the ball.


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[Assistant] The batter followed this up by charging the mound. While the two players exchanged blows, they each had an entire lineup to back them up. The Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles took the field to defend their respective teammates. Not long after the tussle, Ventura and Machado were physically separated in order to prevent round two. You can tell that both of them are seething with such anger that they could have gone on for much longer.


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[Assistant] The Orioles batter later doubled down on his decision saying, I don't regret anything.


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[Assistant] Cleveland Brown's defender Miles Garrett tackled Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in a confrontation that became ugly. Both players appeared to be fighting, grappling in a close quarters battle for each other's helmet. Garrett responded by taking Rudolph's headgear and swinging it at him.


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[Assistant] Other Steelers came to the quarterback's defense pushing the Brown's defense event to the ground and attacking him. The event resulted in fines for multiple players and a serious suspension for Garrett.


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[Assistant] During a qualifying match for the FIBA World Cup, the Australian player Chris Goulding was knocked to the ground by an opponent from the Philippines. The foul inspired his teammate Daniel Kickert to do the same to the man responsible.


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[Assistant] After each of these shoves transpired, the two squads came to serious blows. The brawls spilled off the court as Aussie and Filipino jerseys went every which way. Someone from the Filipino side even tossed a chair at an opposing player, turning this scrap into a dangerous battle. Members from both sides were suspended for the ensuing destruction.


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[Assistant] Number 12 – Cardinals vs Reds Following Brandon Phillips' harsh comments about the St. Louis Cardinals, this fight was almost bound to happen. The second baseman stepped up to the plate and got an earful from catcher Yadier Molina. While Phillips and Molina started it, the worst of it was yet to come. Things got ugly from there as the Cardinals and Reds decided to clear their benches.


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[Assistant] At one point, both teams were up against the back netting in a scene out of a wrestling match. Players hit the ground in a mob scene that featured all kinds of punches and kicks.


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[Assistant] Catcher Jason LaRue received the worst injury of the bunch, sustaining a concussion that would put his career to bed.


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[Assistant] Number 11, Avalanche vs. Red Wings. Inspired by an earlier incident where Claude Lemieux checked Chris Draper, the Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings were already testy at the start of this matchup. What followed was a night of fighting that came to be known as the brawl in hockey town.


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[Assistant] A series of dust ups started with Brent Severin and Jamie Pusher, eventually leading to all sorts of brawls with other players that included Darren McCarty going for Lemieux. McCarty did a number on the Avalanche stars, even the goalies fought for their teammates.


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[Assistant] There's really too many fights to count, but trust us that it wasn't pretty.


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[Assistant] In the last game of his collegiate career, Ohio State coach Woody Hayes led his team into the Gator Bowl against the Clemson Tigers.


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[Assistant] The close contest took a violent turn in the fourth quarter. After intercepting a pass from quarterback Art Schlichter, Clemson player Charlie Bowman wound up out of bounds on the Buckeyes sideline. Hayes then attacked Bowman with an unprecedented punch. This unsurprisingly incited both teams to fight each other, leading to significant penalties for the Buckeyes.


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[Assistant] On the following day, the coach was fired for his actions. The infamous event marked the end of an era for OSU football.


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[Assistant] If you think that NASCAR drivers don't usually fight, this memorable bout from 2012 will change your mind. Clint Bowyer and Jeff Gordon were fostering a rivalry as they made the chase for the sprint cup. Gordon appeared to hit Bowyer, creating a pile up on the racetrack.


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[Assistant] The latter driver took it personally as they both headed into their respective pits. With each crew heated up, things got ugly between the rival teams.


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[Assistant] And somewhere in the middle of that is Jeff Gordon. This all culminated with Bowyer racing towards his opponent in the hopes of starting something. While neither man fought each other face to face, Gordon was ultimately fined $100,000 for instigating the crash.


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[Assistant] 8. Clemson vs. South Carolina As rivals from the same state both the University of South Carolina and Clemson University have a history of dramatic confrontations. This particular game took things to the next level as the two teams got physical after the whistle blew. Tiger players went for the Gamecocks quarterback, initiating a brutal beatdown at midfield.


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[Assistant] Both sidelines took off toward each other with little chance of keeping athletes away from each other. Helmets even came off as police were no match for evasive maneuvers and padded opponents. Each side suffered through suspensions and unwanted press, making the rivalry even more noteworthy.


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[Assistant] During this English football match between Manchester United and Crystal Palace, forward Eric Cantona lost his cool in a major way. The star player received a red card for kicking Richard Shaw. A normal sports fight might have happened between opponents, but this matchup really got going once the United footballer leaves the field.


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[Assistant] The Frenchman wasn't done kicking either as he decided to unleash his anger on a verbally abusive fan.


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[Assistant] In what was described as a kung fu kick, Cantona was taken away before he could do much damage. He received a short prison sentence that was later changed to 120 hours of community service.


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[Assistant] Number 6, Rangers vs. White Sox. Pitcher Nolan Ryan might have been nearing the end of his career, but he could still fight like he was a rookie. Chicago White Sox batter Robin Ventura charged the mound after Ryan hit him in the back.


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[Assistant] Despite being the older player, the latter man did most of the punching during the altercation. Both the Rangers and the White Sox engaged in a melee with athletes strewn around the infield. Even after the initial confrontation cooled off, both teams started up again not long after.


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[Assistant] Number 5. Bruins vs. Rangers At the end of a close game, the Boston Bruins and New York Rangers started a fight in Madison Square Garden. Al Secord and Ulf Nilsson started the larger brawl that later included some fan interaction. Attendee John Captain managed to hit Stan Jonathan, provoking action from the latter's teammates.


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[Assistant] Bruins players such as enforcer Terry O'Reilly launched into the stands and even used one fan shoe against them. O'Reilly and others received suspensions and fines for their participation in the incident. All these years later, it remains one of the most infamous nights in NHL history.


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[Assistant] Number four, Red Sox versus Yankees. This particular rivalry is full of historic fights, but this one might top them all.


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[Assistant] Boston pitcher Pedro Martinez threw a ball over the head of New York batter Kareem Garcia. Tensions prevailed until Red Sox outfielder Manny Ramirez stepped up to the plate against Roger Clements. With a ball that seemed too close for his comfort, Ramirez charged the mound and incited both benches to take the field.


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[Assistant] During the confrontation, Yankees bench coach Don Zimmer headed right for Martinez. The latter athlete then took Zimmer to the ground in a controversial move.


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[Assistant] While the lineups have since changed, the incident from the 2003 ALCS hasn't been forgotten.


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[Assistant] Number three, Hurricanes versus Golden Panthers. Florida International University went up against University of Miami in this 2006 game. While verbal abuse was hurled back and forth, FIU became more angry after a touchdown celebration from Hurricanes player James Bryant.


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[Assistant] A fight broke out during the next play as Miami went for an extra point. Punches, kicks, and wrestling moves followed as the opponents went at it. The whole thing became so intense that the police had to break them up. You'd expect this kind of thing from historic rivalry, but it's especially surprising coming from a seemingly ordinary matchup.


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[Assistant] Number two, Braves versus Padres. During this tense game between Atlanta and San Diego, both teams threw balls at each other in a violent matchup. One brawl occurred in the eighth inning after Padres pitcher Craig Lefferts hit Braves man Pasquale Perez. Perez's teammates made a break for Lefferts in what became a brutal battle.


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[Assistant] Once the dust settled, the squads were clearly still angry with each other. And ending later, Braves pitcher Donnie Moore sent a pitch into the back of batter Craig Nettles.


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[Assistant] Both benches empty as the opponents create a massive pileup in the infield. This time, the fans eventually get involved in one of the more rebellious moments in MLE history.


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[Assistant] Among the craziest fights in sports history, this brawl started after the Indiana Pacer, once known as Ron Artest, fouled Detroit piston Ben Wallace. What happened next took NBA disputes to a whole new level.


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[Assistant] Wallace went after Artest, leading to an extended period that included some unwanted fan interactions. One fan ended up throwing their drink at the Pacers' small forward, which inspired the player to enter the stands.


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[Assistant] Made a horrible mistake and now I want to be part of the solution and not the problem.


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[Assistant] I don't always appreciate, you know, the heat that I get from their fan base after they let me know about it. So eventually I'm going to have to address that.


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[Assistant] For the ear zone and to make it the best it can be, to make it the loudest it can be, to make the brazen the most intimidating it can be.


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[Assistant] The HIV virus that I have attained, uh, I will have to retire from the Lakers.


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[Assistant] Ask a hundred hockey fans, what's the most famous goal in NHL history? And 99 of them will say this.


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[Assistant] Number 20, Victor Oladipo, 2015.


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[Assistant] With the festivities split between Madison Square Garden and the newly erected Barkley Center in the Big Apple, Orlando's Victor Oladipo decided to grace his introduction with a soulful rendition of New York New York.


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[Assistant] A full rotation spin dunk is nothing new in the contest. But Oladipo showed why it'll never go out of style as he passes beneath the rim. He nearly overshot his jump and even had to confirm he'd made it. But honestly, he could have fooled us. Mr. 360 indeed.


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[Assistant] Number 19, Isaiah Ryder, 1994.


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[Assistant] One could argue that playing in front of his home crowd in Minneapolis gave Timberwolf Isaiah Ryder something of an advantage as he cruised to a dunk contest win. But how can you watch this masterstroke and not recognize it as pure skill?


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[Assistant] After meticulously setting up his route, Ryder took off for the hoop and made an incredible display of aerodynamic ball control. Transitioning the ball between his legs mid jump, Ryder followed through with a beautifully fluid yet savage swing of his arm to bury it. Even Charles Barkley had to recognize the majesty of the dunk. Number 18, Blake Griffin, 2011.


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[Assistant] Remember those Blake Griffin Kia commercials that were everywhere in the early 2010s? Well, apparently his sponsorship deal extended to the dunk contest in 2011, when one of the manufacturer's sedans was parked in front of the basket for his dunk. Intercepting a sunroof pass from Clippers teammate Baron Davis, Griffin slammed it down with force.


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[Assistant] Though the mechanics of the dunk aren't revolutionary, Griffin proved it's sometimes the theatrics that put you over the top. Literally, in this case. Granted, there is some controversy, as some claim the NBA had predetermined rising star Blake Griffin to be the winner over a more deserving participant whom we'll be seeing very soon.


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[Assistant] Number 17, Kobe Bryant, 1997.


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[Assistant] If you thought Isaiah Ryder's Between the Legs dunk was impressive, wait until you get a look at the Black Mambas. Even in his rookie season, Kobe Bryant was proving why he'd ultimately go down as one of the best to play the game. But perhaps his greatest feat of showmanship came in the 1997 dunk contest.


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[Assistant] After advancing to the final round, Bryant showed why he deserved the crown more than anyone else, swiftly hammering home a dunk for the ages. Then they'll do it one more time.


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[Assistant] The look of swagger on Kobe's face afterwards is palpable, yet totally deserved as he'd net a near perfect score of 49 before becoming the youngest winner at just 18.


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[Assistant] Number 16, Dee Brown, 1991.


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[Assistant] There have been plenty behind the back dunks, through the legs dunks, and 360 dunks, but have you ever seen a blindfolded dunk? Okay, so D. Brown wasn't literally blindfolded, but he did have the confidence to cover his eyes on the way to the rim.


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[Assistant] Sure, an over-the-car dunk is flashier, but this one makes us never want to play a McGee in a game of horse. It took Andre Iguodala a few tries to pull off his most impressive dunks in the 2006 iteration, but once he nailed them, they were well worth the wait.


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[Assistant] As innovative as a behind the backboard dunk is, Iggy showed the best was yet to come. The future finals MVP began this attempt simply, setting up a generous bounce as he flew in from the free throw line. However, it wasn't until he transitioned the ball behind his back and arced it over his head that we saw the genius of what he was doing.


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[Assistant] That's hard, that's hard, that's hard to do. Iguodala 2 would lose this bout in a controversial decision and we can definitely see how deserving he was. Number 13, Sean Kemp, 1991. Whatcha got?


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[Assistant] Sean Kemp of the Seattle Supersonics had a plethora of impressive dunks in the 1991 contest, showing he could slam it home every time on a series of lobbed bounce passes.


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[Assistant] However, his best basket of the night came when he retained possession throughout. In an oldie but a goodie, Kemp took flight from just beyond the free throw line, gliding his way to the hoop with precision and grace.


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[Assistant] The velocity alone makes this a dunk we love to rewatch, but notice the angles Kemp gets on both his arms and legs, earning a slew of showmanship points. However, when it comes to dunks from the free throw line, there's really only one name you can bring up, as we will be later on.


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[Assistant] Today the free throw line dunk has become a classic, mostly due to Air Jordan and his legacy of aerial techniques. But Julius Irving did it first, and he did it well.


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[Assistant] Four years before Zach Levine delivered the Space Jam Dunk, which we'll get to later, DeRozan took the same positional route but executed a reverse windmill, showing off his airtime and navigation skills around the rim. It's more of a poetic slam compared to your traditional hammer, but it took the contest in a brand new direction.


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[Assistant] Forget a car, one of the best props ever utilized in the dunk contest has to be the cupcake utilized by Gerald Green in 2008. No, he didn't dunk over it, as that would hardly be impressive, but what he did do was have it positioned at the back of the rim with a lit candle on top.


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[Assistant] Not only did Green extinguish the flame, but his dunk was equally impressive as he used the full extension of his arms to retrieve the ball and throw it down.


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[Assistant] Number 9, Spud Webb, 1986. In his native Dallas, a 5'7' Spud Webb took on his own teammate, and perhaps the decade's most brilliant dunker, Dominique Wilkins. At the time, Wilkins had reportedly never seen Webb dunk, and Spud undoubtedly gave him a moment to remember.


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[Assistant] Just the bounce itself is something else. And Web's follow through ensured the top prize and a lasting legacy within the competition itself.


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[Assistant] Looking back, his high flying backhand dunk is still quite amazing, but the context behind the dunk makes it even more remarkable.


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[Assistant] Lampdunk champion with an incredible upset.


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[Assistant] Dominic Wilkins of the Atlanta Hawks, his second attempt in the first round. After finishing third in the 1984 slam dunk contest, the human highlight film returned the following year for an epic finale versus a young Michael Jordan.


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[Assistant] It's a video game type of slam that doesn't seem possible in real life, but 80s footage of him playing proves that Wilkins could mirror his classic NBA All-Star weekend slams in live games.


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[Assistant] Here's the definition of gravity defying grace on the court. And Dom brought the goods in 1988 too, albeit in a losing effort.


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[Assistant] After Dwight Howard won the contest in 2008, wearing Superman paraphernalia, Nate Robinson arrived in 2009 wearing a green Knicks jersey, branding himself Crypto Nate. Again sporting a Superman cape, Howard proved to be a good sport allowing Crypto Nate to vault over him on the way to the rim.


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[Assistant] In other words, Jason Richardson's off-the-back approach wasn't anything new, but the energy and urgency of the slam beautifully contrasts the organic feel of his technique.


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[Assistant] Everything comes together naturally, and the then Golden State Warrior closes out like he's been there many times before.


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[Assistant] Throughout his career, this man has dominated the boards. But despite his massive presence, Dwight Howard has relied on a mixture of strength and creativity to outshine his opponents. At least in the slam dunk contest.


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[Assistant] Back in 2008, Howard changed the game by taking a different approach toward the rim. For a split second, the jam seems impossible once Howard begins his final motion, but his wingspan allows for something truly special.


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[Assistant] Dwight's become known for his personality over the years, but this dunk reminds us of his core skill set and exceptional athleticism.


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[Assistant] Lifting off just outside the paint, Levine takes the ball under his leg and hammers it down with precision and polish. The space jam dunk shows off Levine's creativity and given he was still a rookie at the time, it highlights his explosive athleticism.


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[Assistant] Though we lost the competition to Zach Levine, Aaron Gordon's collection of high-flying dunks helped make for perhaps the best contest in years. In year's path, these ballers would get assistance from teammates. But in 2016, Gordon brought out Stuff the Magic Dragon for a most challenging slam dunk. He does this.


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[Assistant] As far as timing, he doesn't need to worry about a precision bounce. Well, at least in terms of the ball itself. What does need careful attention, however, is Gordon's bounce over the mascot, and he manages to avoid embarrassment while sealing the deal with both hands.


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[Assistant] Chicago, Michael Jordan here to defend the 1987 Slam Dunk Championship. Arguably the greatest player in NBA history.


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[Assistant] Michael Jordan is also regarded as one of the game's most influential dunkers. In 1988, he touched on the past to produce one of his most iconic slams. An aerial flight that would become an inspiration for ballers across the globe. I brought Dominique to his feet.


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[Assistant] Facing off against Dominique Wilkins, Air Jordan had the top notch competition he so famously craved. And his soaring conclusion shows off all the traits that made him an international superstar. Reach, personality, and technique. It's not just a classic slam dunk contest moment, but one of the most timeless Chicago moments from Michael Jordan's Hall of Fame career.


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[Assistant] When this Toronto Raptor made his slam dunk contest debut, the NBA family expected big results. By this time, Vince Carter had quickly evolved into a top-notch player, and his acrobatic in-game dunks would naturally become even more mystical with no defenders around.


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[Assistant] He also put down a 360 degree windmill in the same competition, even bringing out cousin and then teammate Tracy McGrady. But it's the elbow jam that remains his most dynamic slam dunk.


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[Assistant] I didn't know it would be something that would be picked up by the NBA and carried forward and taken to new heights.


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[Assistant] It was one of those things where I wanted to show the people how high I can get above the rim and then I could put my arm in the rim and then after that was just hold on and hopefully I'd, I'd wow the crowd where it would be silent in the arena.


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[Assistant] That gap, the almost incomprehensible divide between the fortunes of the two close rivals has left those of us in Boston intensely bitter. And if you think about it, understandably envious.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at some of the most insane altercations, scuffles, and fights in NFL history. What's the craziest fight your favorite team has ever been a part of? Be sure to share with us in the comment section below. Now, let's get to some foot brawl.


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[Assistant] After making an amazing grab during a game against the New Orleans Saints, the wide receiver easily ran for the touchdown, but was hit late by safety Roman Harper.


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[Assistant] As a scuffle ensued shortly after between players from both teams, you'd think that Smith would go after the player who actually hit him, but he was so fired up he just went for the first opposing player he saw. And a fight is going on in the end zone.


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[Assistant] And Cam Newton has run all the way in there with the entire offense at defensive teams. And that unfortunate soul was safety Malcolm Jenkins. Smith absolutely manhandles him and throws him to the ground.


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[Assistant] Smith's demeanor as he sticks up for himself along with the fact that he made sure to celebrate before getting himself involved makes this skirmish all the more memorable.


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[Assistant] Number nine, Santana Moss versus Corey Webster, Washington football team versus the New York Giants, 2009.


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[Assistant] Sometimes blocking can turn into face-clocking. On one play during a game between these two division rivals, wide receiver Santana Moss blocked cornerback Corey Webster, and everything fell apart very quickly.


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[Assistant] The two immediately started fighting, and things escalated even further when Webster knocked off Moss's helmet. Moss punched Webster, and the cornerback pulled Moss to the ground as their teammates surrounded the fighting football players.


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[Assistant] The dirty debacle resulted in personal foul calls on both players. Surprisingly, neither Moss nor Webster was ejected for this scrap.


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[Assistant] However, the league did hand out $5,000 fines for the fight after the game was over.


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[Assistant] Number eight. Joey Porter versus William Green. Pittsburgh Steelers versus Cleveland Browns 2004.


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[Assistant] These two didn't even make it to kickoff before throwing punches. About an hour before the game started, Joey Porter and William Green exchanged some less than friendly words. Of course, these not so nice words quickly escalated to intense blows.


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[Assistant] The scuffle resulted in a bloody lip for green and $10,000 fines for both players. They were ejected from the game before it even began. While this fight is already pretty bad, the fact that spitting was also involved takes the disrespect of this brawl to an entirely different level.


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[Assistant] Number seven, Buddy Ryan versus Kevin Gilbride. Houston Oilers versus themselves? 1994.


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[Assistant] Not all football brawls happen on the field, or even between opposing players.


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[Assistant] Throughout the entire 1993-1994 season, Houston's defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan and offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride were at odds with each other. Their disagreements came to a head during the final game of the regular season against the New York Jets.


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[Assistant] At the end of the first half, Ryan and Gilbride started yelling at each other despite the fact that the Oilers were up 14 to nothing. Once they were close enough, Ryan punched his fellow coach.


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[Assistant] Gilbride stumbled as he tried to return the favor, and players quickly separated their coaches. Despite the fight, the Oilers would go on to win the game.


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[Assistant] Number six, Odo Beckham Jr. versus Alec Ogletree. New York Giants versus St. Louis Rams 2014.


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[Assistant] During a play in this matchup between the Giants and the Rams, inside linebacker Alec Ogletree dragged wide receiver Odo Beckham Jr. out of bounds in a rather aggressive fashion.


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[Assistant] Odell being Odell wasn't having it, and he retaliated.


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[Assistant] It only took a matter of seconds for things to get out of control. And everything, and everyone, went from zero to a hundred real quick.


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[Assistant] Three players were ejected, and almost $60,000 in fines were given. However, this wouldn't be the last time Odo Backham Jr. had himself an intense altercation with an opposing player on defense. More on that later.


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[Assistant] Number five, Jalen Ramsey versus A.J. Green, Jacksonville Jaguars versus the Cincinnati Bengals 2017.


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[Assistant] With the clock winding down to halftime, after a light push from wide receiver AJ Green, cornerback Jalen Ramsey shoved him to the ground.


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[Assistant] It quickly escalated with Green putting Ramsey into a headlock, pulling him to the ground, and repeatedly punching him. Both teams rushed to the scuffle resulting in a pile of players. Green and Ramsey were both ejected for the altercation. After the game, both players gave their side of the story.


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[Assistant] While Ramsey claimed he got inside Green's head with his trash talk, Green claimed he was defending himself and apologized for his uncharacteristically extreme reaction. The only thing more surprising than the brawl itself was that no suspensions were given, although Green did receive a $42,000 fine.


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[Assistant] Number four, Odo Beckham Jr. versus Josh Norman, New York Giants versus Carolina Panthers, 2015. These two, wow, these two are still going at it. A top wide receiver versus a top cornerback. You just love to see it. The media was hyping this matchup all throughout the week, but no one expected it to play out like this.


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[Assistant] Throughout this regular season showdown between the Carolina Panthers and the New York Giants back in 2015, Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Panthers cornerback Josh Norman got into several exchanges. I mean at some point,


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[Assistant] Have you seen a guy this thrown off his game before? Beckham, who had been having a rough game, took out his anger on Norman by rushing into him head first. Norman naturally retaliated by putting a knee to Beckham's head. A ref put a stop to the fight before it got too out of hand and they remained in the game.


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[Assistant] How neither player got ejected is completely beyond us. Afterwards, they were each fine.


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[Assistant] Beckham was suspended for a game, and the rivalry continued with much less intensity.


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[Assistant] During a scuffle that took place a year earlier, defensive back Akit Tlaib had ripped off wide receiver Michael Crabtree's chain, and the two parted ways with bad blood. To kick off round 2, Crabtree blocked Tlaib all the way out of bounds. Both players went to the ground, and a brawl ensued.


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[Assistant] Their teammates ran to the scuffle and somehow, Crabtree and Akib escaped the group and got into a full on fist fight.


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[Assistant] Talib, once again, made sure to rip off Crabtree's chain. Talib and Crabtree were both ejected from the game for the fight, and they were initially handed two game suspensions that were reduced to one apiece. This scrap is definitely one for the books.


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[Assistant] Number two, Mason Rudolph versus Miles Garrett, Pittsburgh Steelers versus Cleveland Browns 2019.


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[Assistant] What in the world? Helmets are really meant for protecting heads. I'm not bashing them. Near the end of this game between Pittsburgh and Cleveland, Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and Browns defensive end Miles Garrett got tangled up.


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[Assistant] Rudolph grabbed Garrett's face mask, and Garrett retaliated by grabbing Rudolph's helmet, ripping it off, and hitting the quarterback in the head with his own protective equipment.


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[Assistant] Steeler's center Marquise Pouncy stepped in to punch and kick Garrett, and Brown's defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi shoved a player.


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[Assistant] Garrett was suspended indefinitely before eventually getting reinstated, and players from both teams involved in the scrap were fined a total of more than half a million dollars.