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[Assistant] It does make me happy, I mean I really enjoy doing it. I think I still have a really long road to come.


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[Assistant] And throughout that road I'll keep progressing over time.


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[Assistant] It's the next generation of Under Armour athletes. And when I submitted my video, out of thousands of kids, I was one of the very few who've been chosen. And I was able to do the commercial of The Rock, which I was thankful for.


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[Assistant] Her dad is definitely a big influence. Definitely takes after him with being very competitive. I don't think she's as cocky as he is, but I probably see it coming soon.


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[Assistant] It's up for me to be dedicated as a parent to stay out there and hone his gift and hone his gift and hone his gift.


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[Assistant] What you put in is what you gonna get out. And that's just what it is. So we practice and we practice and we practice. And this is the young man that you see today.


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[Assistant] 17 year old from Fayetteville, North Carolina. Highlighter appears to be unchallenged.


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[Assistant] The ceiling has got black puck marks on it from flicking the puck up too high and the doors got dents in it over there and actually one of the corner boards on the sheetrock got chipped and nope, hasn't broken anything yet.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because otherwise I'm just getting in trouble, or if I need a publicity for like, say I had a book coming out, my book would be called Try a Little Bit Less Hard, maybe.


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[Assistant] Say that someone wants to just play as, like, dirty as they can. They could sabotage their own team so that they're sure they're, like, everyone's injured, there are only five guys who can play. You could set up a scenario where if you're a real jerk of a player, you can do whatever you want.


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[Assistant] Keep going. Like, you can hit the record, man. Throw those elbows, dude. No one on the bench, they're not gonna kick you out of the game. Go for nine, man. Go for nine.


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[Assistant] Make it interesting guys, like get rid of your teammates so there's no one on the bench.


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[Assistant] P.J. Vall from South Florida is a world champion.


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[Assistant] Fast as you can. He's heading to the Junior Olympics this summer as a member of Team USA, representing the fast-paced world of sports stacking. Check out the lightning speed moves of EJ Ball, ladies and gentlemen.


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[Assistant] And his national championship this year. You know, they lose in the semifinals.


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[Assistant] This is a poem written, uhm, by my high school coach, Coach Phillip Vaxiel. Just a motivational type poem called The Road Let's Travel.


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[Assistant] Discipline is the basic set of tools we require to solve life's problems. Without discipline, we can solve nothing.


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[Assistant] It is in this whole process of meeting and solving problems that life has its meaning.


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[Assistant] Problems are the cutting edge that distinguishes between success and failure.


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[Assistant] Problems call forth our courage and our wisdom. Indeed, they create our courage and our wisdom.


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[Assistant] We have, however, the freedom to choose every step of the way, the manner in which we are going to respond to and deal with these forces. Ultimately, what do they say?


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[Assistant] Yep. When we love something, it is a value to us. And when something is a value to us, we spend time with it. Time enjoying it and time taking care of it. So it is when we love children, we spend time admiring them and caring for them. We give them our time because I care about you. Yep.


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[Assistant] He wants to learn, he wants to be here, and he'll do the little things to get better in the long run.


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[Assistant] I've been working with Gregory since the beginning of the summer, since the hockey season ended. He's a great listener, he's a great learner, he always takes the time. We don't always do everything at top speed, but we do it in enough speed for him to really learn and change the little things to help him improve. Protecting the puck, make a move around the stick.


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[Assistant] We worked on a lot of stick handling and shooting, a lot of hand sliding, placement, really working around the puck to support the puck when he shoots, and really pulling the puck in when he shoots, firing, good stick handling, keeping your head up.


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[Assistant] The forwards and backwards was working on transitioning with the puck, and then working on a pull move. So we worked on good transitioning and puck support, and then stick handling through was working on keeping your head up, get the feel for the puck, work on sliding your hands and supporting the puck, and then shooting, just work on pulling the puck in, releasing it, firing it, aiming where you want to shoot.


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[Assistant] I see him going very far. Definitely dedicated. He loves the game. He loves to be here. He always showed up ready to go. Always wanted to work more. So I see him going very far.


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[Assistant] I play club soccer for FC Stars Massachusetts and I am on the U-14 girls national team and it's like the best 24 kids in the country.


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[Assistant] His mind is that of a competitor. The kid turns it on when the preppers.


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[Assistant] Every day. Tommy's development has been tremendous, especially in his maturity. You know, it's funny to say because he's only seven years old. Let's work on the setup.


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[Assistant] Perfect. The imagination Tommy has is incredible. Every course is different, every hole is different, and you have to create.


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[Assistant] Every time you hit a golf shot. And the kid just makes it up as he goes along. Somehow, he's almost a golf savant.


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[Assistant] Most of Tommy's swing is self-taught.


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[Assistant] And the position that he gets at impact is enviable among anybody, at any level, at any age.


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[Assistant] Because he's only using one arm, he doesn't have the strength now to balance the club at the top of this backswing.


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[Assistant] As he swings back, he allows it to bounce off the back of his neck. From that bounce, it rebounds back into an incredible position from the top of the swing down through the ball. It's tough to do with two arms. This kid does it with one arm.


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[Assistant] I've seen a lot of good players over my time. I've taught some big courses and I've taught at PG National. This kid does something that not a lot of people can do.


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[Assistant] Right now they are the best in their age group nationwide.


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[Assistant] Chase is quick to learn, makes it fun, and plus he's just a good kid.


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[Assistant] A lot of people will say he's gifted, but don't take it away from him, he works very hard. He's gonna be fine, whatever he does.


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[Assistant] He was beating kids that had extremely expensive bikes and like, okay, so it's not just the bike, it's the kid.


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[Assistant] Maybe if you crashed into your opponent and then all of their like, steroid needles fell out of their, their suit and then they all got disqualified and then you got to like, get back on your bike and finish the race.


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[Assistant] Honestly, that's kinda messed up. First of all, how do you purposely crash without breaking yourself or your bike, and you, like, are still able to race again right after?


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[Assistant] That is not very, like, you can't gracefully crash a bike going super fast.


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[Assistant] Seems like someone with this fast of like, decision making skills should be using them on something other than cycling.


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[Assistant] Okay, well she was famous for storming the field many times and going up to players and hugging and kissing them. She did this for a period of many years. It was non-consensual. They didn't want to be kissed. They wanted to play baseball.


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[Assistant] One time I want to see one of the players escape because you would never play baseball of your own volition.


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[Assistant] I believe that's correct. Yea. Well no wonder batting so bad. Your eyes all the way out there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's the last thing you see before you get one between the eyes.


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[Assistant] It's gonna get cut off as- right after you say enjoy and then it's gonna start over. Welcome to eternity!


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[Assistant] Across the goal on the ice. Just like, lay it down.


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[Assistant] Nin tries to explain the rules of Batoushi.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is to lower the pull of the opposing team before they can lower yours.


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[Assistant] And the phrase, Batoushi, literally means pole fight.


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[Assistant] The poles are 4m high, and they must set them up in the middle of a circle that is 27m in diameter.


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[Assistant] Defenders will then assume a preset formation to try and defend the pole. This includes crouching at the pole, forming walls, and having someone guard the top of the pole.


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[Assistant] Once both teams defenders are in place, the attackers of both teams are unleashed. You are allowed to tackle. Wrestle.


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[Assistant] Climb over defenders and form walls so that your teammates can use you as a springboard in order to try and reach the top of the pole to pull it down.


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[Assistant] The defenders will do virtually anything to stop this. And this results in a game that is, well, it kinda looks like this.


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[Assistant] The pole is officially clasped down when it reaches 30 degrees from horizontal. The team that pulls the pole down before their opponent wins.


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[Assistant] That's basically it, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know before watching Botaoshi. For example… Fowls.


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[Assistant] Players are only allowed to make contact with players within the 27 metre circle.


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[Assistant] And officially, they cannot punch or kick their opponent. Breaking these rules will result in a foul.


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[Assistant] The Saru is the player pushed atop of his team's pole.


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[Assistant] Saru is Japanese for monkey, and it's the monkey's job to issue instructions to his team. Defend the top of the pole from attackers.


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[Assistant] As an attacker, you want to remove the Saru as quickly as possible. As this makes pulling down the pull a lot easier. Well, in theory.


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[Assistant] So, what did you do today then? Well, I got kicked in the face by a monkey. Great. I think this game is awesome. I want to play.


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[Assistant] Well, you can't. This sport is only played by the National Defence Academy of Japan, and is a military training exercise between its four battalions. Battalion 1, Battalion 2, Battalion 3, and the rather predictably named Millwall Football Club, whom I suspect would actually be quite good at this.


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[Assistant] I suppose you could play this if you've got 299 other friends that aren't doing anything one afternoon, and you all don't mind being kicked in the face.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy getting kicked in the face.


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[Assistant] Nin explains the rules of polo. The objective of the game is to score more goals than the other team.


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[Assistant] The goal is 8 yards wide, and the height is unlimited.


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[Assistant] And other players cannot cross the line of the ball in front of the player.


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[Assistant] A ride-off, where you are allowed to ride alongside the ball carrier and ease your opponent away from the line of the ball.


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[Assistant] A player can hit the ball before the ball carrier, thus giving himself the right of way


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[Assistant] And by Pucking, where a defensive player blocks the swing of the mallet with his own.


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[Assistant] The game is played in periods known as chukkas, which are 7 minutes long.


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[Assistant] At the end of a chucker, play continues for 30 seconds, or until a stoppage of play occurs, whichever happens first.


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[Assistant] As mentioned previously, the game is played with four players per team, and each player has their own unique role. The number one is the primary offensive weapon.


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[Assistant] The number 2 also runs through and scores, and is usually situated behind the number 1.


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[Assistant] The number three is the tactical leader of the team, and their job is to hit long balls towards the number one and number two.


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[Assistant] If the other team commits an infraction, a penalty hit may be awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] It's a taken from the 30, the 40 or 60 yard line and can be defended or undefended depending on the type of penalty being issued. Penalty Goal


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[Assistant] If a serious foul occurs, the umpire may award a penalty goal to the opposing team.


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[Assistant] Also known as ball hit out, if the ball leaves the area of play, an umpire will ball the ball back in from the sidelines in an underarm fashion. Divot stomping.


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[Assistant] During the halftime of a match, spectators are invited onto the field to help replace the mounds of earth that are dug up by the horses.


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[Assistant] This is known as Divet Stomping, and is a great way for spectators to walk about and socialise.


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[Assistant] It takes me ages to make one of these things and good karma is very much appreciated.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy the polo!


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[Assistant] Uhm, in women's hockey, fighting is more just like being really cutting, like with your words. Rather, we're not really allowed to fight. So no.


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[Assistant] So, what he would do multiple times was take off his jersey and like, slither around?


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[Assistant] Oh, totally. Yeah. Yeah, enforcers. Do they have those in women's hockey? It's the number one position in hockey. It's the most important one.


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[Assistant] Do you have footage of Rob Wright slithering around naked on the ice?


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[Assistant] Because those things have Velcro, they're tight.


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[Assistant] So, uh, I was in, uh, Theater on Ice, which is the cooler kind of skating. We're all like the better, cooler skaters go. And we had a rivalry with another Theater on Ice team.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so we, uh, we got in a lot of trouble because we were writing nasty comments on, on Facebook and this was like 2007 Facebook.


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[Assistant] Okay, can you imagine, like, groups of figure skaters physically fighting each other?


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[Assistant] It explains the rules of Medieval MMA.


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[Assistant] Medieval Mixed Martial Arts, sometimes referred to as Medieval MMA is a twist on regular Mixed Martial Arts.


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[Assistant] Where fighters don the traditional armour of a European knight and are armed with a sword and a shield.


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[Assistant] A contest is between two fighters in a multifaceted cage similar to that used in boxing or regular MMA fights.


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[Assistant] In medieval MMA, fighters fight within a weight class, and are of a similar size and weight to each other. Once the referee tells you to go, you must begin fighting. You are allowed to punch your opponent, kick your opponent, elbow, knee or wrestle your opponent, strike them with your sword or shield, throw them to the ground, and you are allowed to attack them on the floor.


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[Assistant] You can use virtually any strike that you can think of. And even though these guys have full suits of metal armour, this hurts like hell.


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[Assistant] One on one fights are usually contested in three rounds of three minutes each, but can vary depending on the organisation. There are four main ways to win a fight. Knockout.


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[Assistant] If you manage to knock your opponent down, they'll have a limited amount of time to get back up. If they cannot do this and show that they can carry on fighting, you win by knockout. Submission.


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[Assistant] You get points depending on how many clean hits to your opponent's armour you make, how many times you knock your opponent down to the ground, and points based on your overall performance.


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[Assistant] If a knockout or submission hasn't happened when time runs out, a group of judges will have scored each fighter based on their performance for every round they have fought in.


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[Assistant] The fighter with the highest amount of points at the end of time wins. This is known as winning by decision. Death.


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[Assistant] But there's a few other things that you'll need to know before contesting in or watching Medieval MMA. For example, Disqualification.


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[Assistant] A fighter can be disqualified for failing to make weight, or by being given three warnings for illegal moves.


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[Assistant] Some illegal moves include intentionally trying to remove your opponent's armor, submission style choking,


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[Assistant] A fighter can announce his own defeat before a match begins, if he is injured or unable to fight.


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[Assistant] This is known as a forfeit and his opponent automatically wins. Melee. Most contests are 1 on 1, but if you want to take on more than one person, you can do that.


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[Assistant] This is known as a melee, and the rules are generally the same.


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[Assistant] Except that an entire team of knights fights against another team of knights. How many fighters?


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[Assistant] So long as the numbers are even, any number that both teams agree on.


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[Assistant] You can attack anyone and at any time. And you can choose to use different weapons too. Battle Axes, Maces and Lances. Whatever you feel causes the most damage.


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[Assistant] The team that has the most knockouts, strikes or points at the end of time wins.


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[Assistant] This video is a general summary of the rules of medieval mixed martial arts. But rules differ between organizations, so check your local organization for the specific rules that you must abide by.


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[Assistant] If you found this video at all helpful, please be sure to like, share and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy Medieval MMA.


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


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[Assistant] 3 on 3 basketball is a variation to the game of basketball, but played with only half a court.


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[Assistant] Before you carry on watching, it might be helpful to be familiar with regular basketball.


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[Assistant] If you're not sure, check out my Rules of Basketball video on my channel, the link is down below. There are two main organisations that govern this sport.


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[Assistant] Fever played internationally, and The Big Three played in North America.


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[Assistant] Rather confusingly, both organisations play under different rules. And I'll try and explain what those differences are, in this video.


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[Assistant] In both organizations, teams are made up of four players, with three players on the court at any given time.


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[Assistant] On someone who has possession of the ball, they have a limited amount of time to shoot the ball towards the basket.


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[Assistant] This is known as the Shot Clock and is 12 seconds in Fever Games and 14 seconds in the Big 3.


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[Assistant] These baskets are 10 feet above the ground, on half a basketball court, but differ slightly between the two leagues.


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[Assistant] Or dribble the ball, where you bounce the ball up and down repeatedly, whilst in motion.


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[Assistant] To score points, a player must shoot the ball into the opponent's basket.


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[Assistant] Shots scored within the arc score 1 point in FIBA and 2 points in the Big 3.


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[Assistant] Shot scored outside the arc scored 2 points in Fever, 3 points in the Big 3.


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[Assistant] If a player has one foot in the circle and successfully shoots the ball, this is worth four points.


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[Assistant] Failing to shoot the ball before the shot clock runs out results in the ball being awarded to the team.


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[Assistant] The opposing team will try and take the ball off you by either blocking shots, rebounding missed shots,


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[Assistant] In FIBA Contests, the game is played in just one period of 10 minutes.


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[Assistant] Whoever scores 21 points first, or has the highest score after 10 minutes, wins.


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[Assistant] Overtime periods will be played if scores are tied after 10 minutes.


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[Assistant] Instead, once team leeches 25 points, this is half time.


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[Assistant] The winner is the team that scores 50 points and is at least 2 points ahead of the other team. First team to reach 50 points with a 2 point advantage, wins.


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[Assistant] That's basically it, but there's a few more things that you'll need to know before playing or going to a game. For example, free throws.


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[Assistant] When a player commits an illegal action or foul, free throws may be awarded.


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[Assistant] In Fever, free throws score 1 point from inside the arc.


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[Assistant] In the big three, free throw score two points inside the arc, three points outside the arc, and four points from the four point circles. Violations and fouls.


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[Assistant] The standard basketball violations apply to both games, but the foul structure is very, very different.


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[Assistant] Because the game is only played on half court, and both teams shoot the ball into the same basket, a defending team winning possession of the ball must move the ball outside the arc so that they are eligible to score.


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[Assistant] This is known as clearing, and here are the differences and rules between the two.


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[Assistant] In both contests, you can substitute at any time when the ball is out of play, or by calling a timeout. Other differences.


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[Assistant] There's a few other differences, but the main one you'll need to know about is that in FIBA, to restart play, you must check the ball. This is in exchange for the ball with the nearest defensive player.


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[Assistant] Time starts the moment you receive the ball from your opponent. The big three does not have this rule.


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[Assistant] I know that's a lot to take in, especially knowing the differences between both leagues, but once you've watched or played a few games, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] It takes me ages to make one of these things, and good karma is very much appreciated.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy 3on3 Basketball.


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[Assistant] In a turn, the player is allowed to roll the ball up to two times.


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[Assistant] This means that you have two chances to knock down all 10 pins.


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[Assistant] If you fail to knock down all 10 pins with your two balls, this is known as an open frame.


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[Assistant] If you do knock down all 10 pins with 2 balls, this is known as a spare.


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[Assistant] For example, if you score a spare and then with the next ball score 9, the spare frame is 10 plus 9, which is 19.


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[Assistant] And, if you knock down all 10 pins with your first ball, this is known as a strike.


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[Assistant] This scores 10, plus the number of pins that you knock down with your next two balls.


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[Assistant] For example, if you score a strike, and then follow it up with another two strikes, the first frame is scored as 10 plus 10 plus 10, which is 30 points.


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[Assistant] Players generally alternate turns between frames, and once both bowlers have finished 10 frames each, the person with the highest score, wins. Simple right? So why do they bowl the ball funny?


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[Assistant] The whole idea is to maximise your chance of getting strikes, by hitting a certain section of the pins.


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[Assistant] This section is known as the pocket. And this scientifically gives you the best chance of getting a strike.


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[Assistant] The lanes have oil on them, but guess dry it as you get closer to the pins.


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[Assistant] That's the bare basics of Tempin Bowling, but there's a few other things that you need to know before playing or watching a game. For example, Format.


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[Assistant] But there are also competitions for teams of 2, 3 or 4 players to bowl against another team.


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[Assistant] There are separate contests for men and women, or a mixture of both. Oil pattern. Each lane is oiled differently.


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[Assistant] And depending on the pattern, this dictates whether the ball will hook or not. This is known as the oil pattern.


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[Assistant] And it might be helpful to check the all pattern of the lane you're bowling on.


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[Assistant] In professional tournaments such as the PBA, they will add glue dye to the oil so that players and spectators can see where the oil is and where it's running dry. Foul.


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[Assistant] Also, any pins that are knocked down by a ball in the gutter or by bouncing off the rear cushion don't count either. Split.


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[Assistant] To knock both pins down with only one ball left, is difficult. This is known as a split. Difficult, but not impossible. Perfect game.


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[Assistant] Why 12 strikes instead of 10? Because if the bowler gets a strike in the last frame, the score of that frame cannot be recorded before rolling twice more.


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[Assistant] This is known as a perfect game or a 300, and is the equivalent of a 147 maximum breaking snooker and a 9 dart finish in darts. As you can tell, it's not easy.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy 10 Pin Bowling.


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[Assistant] Nin explains the rules of Canadian football. The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team. Teams are made up of 44 players, with 12 players taking the field at any one time.


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[Assistant] The field is 110 yards long by 65 yards wide, with two 20 yard end zones at each end. White markings on the field help players, referees and spectators keep a track of what's going on. The game starts with a kick off.


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[Assistant] The offence is given three chances, or three downs, to make at least ten yards.


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[Assistant] If the offense manages to move the ball 10 yards or more, they will retain possession of the ball, whilst given another 3 downs to make another 10 yards. On your TV screen you will see this graphic. This tells you what down the team is on, and this tells you how many yards they need to make.


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[Assistant] The defense's job is to stop the offense moving the ball by tackling. This includes pulling them to the ground, stopping them from moving forward, or forcing them off the field. If the offense fails to move the ball 10 yards within 3 downs, the ball is given to the defending team at that point.


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[Assistant] The defending team will then bring on their offensive players and try and move the ball in the opposite direction so that they can score. You'll most likely see the offense kick the ball away on third down to make it more difficult for the other team to score.


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[Assistant] The quarterback is the most important player on the field, and he's the one who decides to pass the ball off the field, hand it off to a teammate so that they can run with it, or decide to run with it himself.


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[Assistant] The offensive line positions are usually responsible for protecting the quarterback. The wide receivers and slot backs are responsible for running down the field to catch the ball thrown by the quarterback. The running back and full back are responsible for running with the ball up the field.


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[Assistant] The defensive line is responsible for moving past the offensive line. The linebackers stop running backs coming through the middle. And they're also responsible for attacking the quarterback.


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[Assistant] Special teams Special teams are specialist players that come on the field when there's a kick involved.


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[Assistant] Within the special teams is a mixture of offensive and defensive players mixed with either a punter or kicker for offense or a punt returner for defense.


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[Assistant] Now you know what all the plays do, and how the game is played. But how do you score?


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[Assistant] In Canadian football, there's five different ways of scoring.


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[Assistant] Number one, touchdown. The main way of scoring is via a touchdown. If the ball is carried into the end zone area, or thrown and caught in the end zone, this is a touchdown and is worth six points. Unlike in rugby, you don't need to touch the ball down onto the ground. All you have to do is cross the line with the nose of the ball to score. Number two, extra points.


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[Assistant] Once a touchdown has been scored, you have the option of kicking it through the uprights for an extra point, or trying to pass the ball into the end zone again for an extra two points. Most teams play it safe and go with the one point.


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[Assistant] At any time, the team with the ball can kick the ball between the posts and over the crossbar. To do this, they must hand it to a teammate who will hold it onto the ground, ready for the kicker to make the kick. A successful kick scores three points. Number four, safety. If the defense tackles an offensive player behind his own goal line, the defending team scores two points.


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[Assistant] Number five, Rouge. Unique to Canadian football, a rouge, more commonly known as a single, scores one point for the following three scenarios. If the kicking team misses a field goal and it goes out of bounds, if the kicking team punts the ball out of bounds through the end zone or if a defensive player is tackled in his own end zone after a kick. Each of these scores one point.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 15-minute quarters for a combined playing time of 60 minutes. Highscorer at the end of 60 minutes wins. There are no ties in Canadian football, so overtime periods are played if necessary to determine the winner. Is that it? Is that all I need to know?


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[Assistant] You're almost there, but Canadian football is filled with lots of rules, and you'll need to understand a few more of them before you watch or play a game. For example, fumble. If a ball carrier or passer drops the ball, that's a fumble. Any player on the field can recover the ball by diving onto it or running with it. The team that recovers the fumble gets possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] Interception. An aggressive defence can regain possession of the ball by catching or intercepting passes that are meant for players on the other team. Both fumble recoveries and interceptions can be run back into the end zone for touchdowns.


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[Assistant] If a player breaks one of the rules, referees will throw flags onto the field. They will then determine who made the foul and how many yards his team should be penalised.


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[Assistant] Unlike in American football, the player must press the ball on the ground with downward pressure. No downward pressure equals no try. Number two, a conversion.


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[Assistant] Number three, a penalty. If your opponent commits a foul, you may choose to kick the ball from the ground between the goal posts. This scores three points. Number four, a drop goal.


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[Assistant] To do this, you must drop the ball onto the ground first before kicking it. This also scores three points.


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[Assistant] This usually results in players pushing each other away on the ground, whilst the teammate tries to get possession of the ball. Players from either team can get possession at this point.


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[Assistant] Unlike in American football or rugby league, there are no set limits for possession.


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[Assistant] If a team can keep the ball for the entire game, they generally will.


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[Assistant] The game is played in two 40 minute halves, for a combined playing time of 80 minutes. Team with the highest score after 80 minutes, wins.


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[Assistant] That's basically the gist of it, but there's a few other rules you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, knock-on.


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[Assistant] Committing a knock-on will result in the other team being awarded a scrum. Scrum.


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[Assistant] This is rugby terminology for out of the playing area. The outer lines of the field are touch lines, and any ball leaving the field of play is said to be in touch. Line out.


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[Assistant] This is another method of restarting play, usually when the ball has left the field in touch.


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[Assistant] Players from each team will line up one metre apart whilst the ball is being thrown between them. Players are allowed to lift teammates up to try and gain possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] There are many other rules not discussed here, but as you watch or play Rugby Union, they will become very clear indeed.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy Ruby Union.


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[Assistant] Ninh explains the rules of collegiate wrestling.


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[Assistant] Collegiate Wrestling, otherwise known as College, Folk Style, Scholastic, or NCAA Wrestling,


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[Assistant] is a form of wrestling that is very popular in the United States.


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[Assistant] Wrestling matches are contested between two people on a rubber mat that measures a maximum of 42 feet in diameter for college, and 28 feet in diameter in high school.


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[Assistant] The start lines are 3 feet apart and have different coloured start lines for each wrestler. Each wrestler is tagged with a different coloured band around their ankles.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is to wrestle the opponent and win by either pin or by points.


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[Assistant] To win by pin, also known as winning by fall, you must get your opponent onto their back, so that their shoulder blades touch the floor.


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[Assistant] If you successfully pin your opponent's shoulder blades to the floor, the referee will tap the mat and you will win the contest automatically.


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[Assistant] This is known as winning by fault or winning by pin.


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[Assistant] If neither wrestler can pin each other, you can score points to win the contest instead.


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[Assistant] But before I explain how to score, you must understand the positions of a wrestler. This is the neutral position.


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[Assistant] This is where both wrestlers are on their feet and facing each other. This is the defensive position.


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[Assistant] Where one wrestler is on his hands and knees and generally on the bottom.


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[Assistant] This is the offensive position, where one wrestler is above with hands on the waist and forearm, and generally on top.


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[Assistant] These two positions collectively is known as the referee's position. There are five main ways of scoring.


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[Assistant] If you manage to take your opponent down onto the mat with control over them, this is a takedown and is worth 2 points.


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[Assistant] Whilst in a defensive position, if you manage to get away from the wrestler or get yourself out into the neutral position, this is an escape and is worth 1 point.


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[Assistant] Whilst in a defensive position, if you manage to come from the bottom, and take control of your opponent on the top,


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[Assistant] This is a reversal and this scores two points.


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[Assistant] Whilst in an offensive position, if you almost pin your opponent and are in a dominant position with control, the referee will start counting down. This is known as near fall.


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[Assistant] You get two points if you hold the wrestler in this position for two to four seconds.


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[Assistant] You will get more points for holding the opponent for longer, and this is denoted in the table on the screen.


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[Assistant] And, if you do something wrong, the referee may award penalty points to your opponent.


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[Assistant] But the most common penalty is stalling, where one wrestler repeatedly prevents the other from scoring by avoiding action or intentionally protecting the lead by moving out of bounds.


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[Assistant] If someone doesn't win by four, the wrestler with a high score at the end of three periods, wins.


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[Assistant] If the scores are tied, extra periods are played to determine the winner.


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[Assistant] That's the bare bones of collegiate wrestling, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know before watching or contesting a match. For example. Start position.


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[Assistant] At the beginning of the first period, both wrestlers start in neutral position.


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[Assistant] At the beginning of the second period, one wrestler is given the choice to start in either offensive or defensive position, or to defer his choice until the third period.


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[Assistant] At the beginning of the third period, the other wrestler is given the same choice. Technical Fall


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[Assistant] If one wrestler accrues a 15 point advantage over their opponent, the referee will end the contest immediately and that wrestler will win by technical fall. Win by decision or major decision.


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[Assistant] If a wrestler scores 1-7 points more than their opponent at the end of three periods, this is known as winning by decision.


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[Assistant] If a wrestler scores 8-14 points more than their opponent at the end of three periods, this is known as winning by major decision.


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[Assistant] And as previously mentioned, winning by 15 points or more results in a win by technical fall. Win by default, forfeit or disqualification.


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[Assistant] If a wrestler cannot continue the match, the opponent will be awarded a win by default. If a wrestler fails to appear on the mat before the contest, the opponent will be awarded a win by forfeit.


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[Assistant] If a wrestler is controlling an opponent in a way that prevents an escape or reversal, a running clock will count how long he is in that position.


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[Assistant] This is known as riding time, and this happens with both wrestlers.


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[Assistant] He will be awarded a bonus point at the end of the third period. This could be the difference between winning or not.


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


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also and share on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy collegiate wrestling.


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[Assistant] God damn did they ruin that. That was terrible. That was one of the worst Olympic decisions of-


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[Assistant] You still count that race as a proper race victory for yourself.


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[Assistant] Even though the team effectively manufactured it.


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[Assistant] Hey Mojoholics! For a chance to win cash prizes, play our live daily trivia challenges every day at 3pm and 8pm Eastern only at WatchMojo.com slash play.


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[Assistant] I've learned from this and I hope to regain the trust of baseball fans.


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[Assistant] It's a five-minute penalty to Claude Labieux. That's a heavy duty. It is well deserved.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the biggest and most scandalous events related to Formula One. What do you make of these controversies? Let us know in the comments below.


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[Assistant] Well, that wasn't helped by the highly controversial 2005 Grand Prix. The event was being held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but an issue with tires befell the race before it even began. The Michelin cars were suffering from dangerous tire failures, and the rules stated that tires could not be changed during the race.


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[Assistant] Furthermore, the FIA refused to alter the track, claiming that it was dangerous and unfair to the teams using Bridgestone tires. As such, only six Bridgestone cars competed in the race, and the 14 cars using tires from Michelin were ordered to stand down. The race was widely criticized in the press, and it threw enormous doubt into Formula 1's future in America.


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[Assistant] The 15th event of the 1985 World Championship took place at Kailami, a circuit found in the South African municipality of Midran. This location was deemed controversial as South Africa was in the midst of apartheid. A form of social segregation, apartheid ensured that the country's minority white population was in charge. It was greatly discriminatory against black Africans.


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[Assistant] This system was established in 1948 and continued for over 40 years. As a result, South Africa was boycotted by numerous international sporting organizations.


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[Assistant] French teams Ligy and Renault both refused to attend the Grand Prix, and companies ordered that their advertisements be removed from the cars.


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[Assistant] Number 8. Spygate 2007 Formula 1 2007 was a very messy year for Formula 1. It began in July when Ferrari fired mechanic Nigel Stepney. Stepney was allegedly selling Ferrari's components to other teams. It was also around this time that Ferrari targeted McLaren's chief designer Mike Coughlin for theft of technical information.


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[Assistant] Kauflin was sued by Ferrari, but the case was dropped when he agreed to tell Ferrari all that he knew. However, a second case was opened and McLaren was ordered to pay $100 million, making this the largest fine in sports history.


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[Assistant] That's not all. The following November, it was revealed that the Renault F1 team had stolen key information regarding McLaren cars. Now deemed Spygate, the event is an enormous stain on the history of Formula 1.


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[Assistant] Number 7. The 1994 Benetton Cheating Scandal. 1994 Formula One World Championship. Benetton saw great success in both 1994 and 95, winning two Drivers Championships and one Constructors Championship.


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[Assistant] However, these wins come with a major asterisk. In 1994, teams accused Veneton of using illegal software in their cars.


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[Assistant] Was it in the system? Yes it was. Did Schumacher use it?


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[Assistant] Nobody knows that. An investigation was launched by the FIA and Benetton cars were found equipped with a launch control system. But Benetton wasn't the only team to harbor electronic aids, as this type of software was found in the cars of numerous teams. However, no punishments were given as the FIA could not prove that the tools were used during a race.


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[Assistant] Turns out there are a lot of gates in the world of Formula One. At the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, Nelson Piquet Jr. was leading at turn 17 when he crashed into the circuit wall.


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[Assistant] At first the accident was deemed a simple and common mistake, but when PK left the team the following year, he revealed that the crash was deliberate, having been ordered by the team's principal and engineer.


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[Assistant] The only debate is whether the plans have crashed deliberately was P.K.'s idea or Pat Simmons. The incident had widespread ramifications including terminated sponsorships, lifetime bans, libel cases and P.K. Jr. leaving Formula One for NASCAR.


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[Assistant] Number 5. Safety issues. 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.


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[Assistant] A complete disaster of a race. Drivers Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna both died at the event, having suffered devastating crashes.


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[Assistant] Furthermore, several spectators were injured when Pedro Lamy collided with JJ Leto, causing part of Leto's car to fly into the stands. The controversy resulted in widespread changes to Formula One, including increased safety regulations and redesigned tracks. Senna's death also resulted in legal proceedings, but all six defendants were acquitted.


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[Assistant] Number four, Bahrain woes, 2011 and 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix. Mr. Axton, will Bahrain happen?


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[Assistant] The Grand Prix was eventually hosted in Bahrain on April 22nd, 2012, but this decision was met with enormous controversy. Violent protests were held in Bahrain near the site of the race, with protesters and police battling with the likes of Molotov cocktails and tear gas.


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[Assistant] You think the formula 1 should be cancelled? Yea, it should be cancelled, sure.


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[Assistant] Number three, Max Verstappen's win. 2021 Formula One World Championship. Max Verstappen is one of the hottest names in racing.


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[Assistant] However, the former win is a bit contentious, to say the least. Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton were tied for points going into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and if Lewis won, he would have broken the record for most championship wins. However, Verstappen emerged as victor, following a controversial safety car restart.


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[Assistant] The blame was placed on the race director Michael Massey, who resigned following the incident. The FIA acknowledged the accident as human error and refused to change the results, denying Hamilton his record-breaking eighth win.


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[Assistant] Michael Schumacher was a two-time world champion heading into the 1998 British Grand Prix, the ninth race of that year's world championship.


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[Assistant] Schumacher emerged victorious, narrowly defeating Mika Hakkinen and Eddie Irvine. Both two laps to go, Schumacher was given a 10 second penalty, which resulted in pandemonium upon the conclusion of the race. People questioned if Schumacher had completed his stop and go penalty before crossing the finish line, throwing his victory into question.


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[Assistant] Well, Claren Mercedes, the constructor of Håkonen's car, issued a protest but were rejected. The penalty was later rescinded, silencing all doubts that Schumacher was the real winner.


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[Assistant] Number one, Ayrton Senna's re-entry. 1989 Japanese Grand Prix. There are good teammates, there are bad teammates, and then there's whatever happened between Alan Prost and Ayrton Senna.


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[Assistant] Despite being teammates on McLaren, the two racers were vehement rivals, and it all came to a head at the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix. On lap 46, Senna collided with Prost in an attempt to overtake him, causing both to spin out.


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[Assistant] Senna received help from the marshals who pushed his car out of the way and down the escape road. Senna then used this push to restart his engine and he proceeded to re-enter the track and win the race.


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[Assistant] However, he was immediately disqualified, as his reentry was illegal. He was also issued a fine of $100,000 and given a suspended six-month ban.


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[Assistant] It was the first time that we have to face a dead Formula One driver for our generation.


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[Assistant] The whole atmosphere was very heavy that afternoon, you know, and everybody was thinking about what, what are we doing here, or what's the point, you know.


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[Assistant] I'm afraid that the self-inflicted center has got going again. He's back on the track, but he will for sure.


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[Assistant] See how close he is? They fake like he's got it. Look at the defense react. And oh my gosh, nobody covers him in the back of the end zone.


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[Assistant] And the initial prognosis was that he had little chance of survival.


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[Assistant] Tantalizingly up in the air, but the facts are that it's a run and Australia need 14. Deliberate shot from Kasperovic. Jones diving forward. Got both hands to it, but couldn't hold on.


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[Assistant] As demonstrative as ever, and Richard Sherman, going what?


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 worst mistakes in NFL football. What a turn of events. What a gaffe.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the biggest blunders made during NFL games. Which blunder had you wondering? What were they thinking? Be sure to let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Russell Wilson throws it.


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[Assistant] At Super Bowl XLIX, the New England Patriots were leading the Seattle Seahawks 28-24, but the Seahawks were not letting up. They were mere inches away from the Patriots' end zone, and on a second and goal, the stage seemed set for them to score the game-winning touchdown and take home the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] But rather than do the logical thing and call for a run play, the Seahawks opted for a pass play instead, which resulted in Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson getting picked off by cornerback Malcolm Butler. Unreal!


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[Assistant] Number 9. Deshaun Jackson drops the ball early. In the second quarter of a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys in 2008, at first glance, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Deshaun Jackson scored what seemed like would be his first touchdown in the NFL.


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[Assistant] Turns out, after catching a pass from quarterback Donovan McNabb, Jackson got a little too ahead of himself and threw the ball away before actually reaching into the end zone.


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[Assistant] This little oopsie resulted in the touchdown being called back and the ball placed on the one yard line.


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[Assistant] At least the Eagles went on to score a touchdown shortly afterwards.


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[Assistant] Facing the Seattle Seahawks in an NFC wild card game, all that the Cowboys needed to win was a field goal. But on the ensuing play, everything went awry. In fact, the ball never even got kicked.


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[Assistant] That's because Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo mishandled a snap during the 19-yard attempt. Instead of a field goal attempt, viewers got to see Romo frantically attempt to run the ball into the end zone, only to get tackled and fumble both the ball


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[Assistant] And the Cowboys' hopes of advancing in the playoffs. Accidents happen, but surely he could have come up with a better way to get the ball to the end zone.


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[Assistant] Amazing. Number seven. Leon Lett tries to recover the ball.


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[Assistant] It's Leon Lett! Nooo! The Miami Dolphins were in full comeback mode during a Thanksgiving showdown against the Dallas Cowboys. They attempted to score a field goal to win the game, except that it would end up getting blocked.


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[Assistant] However, Cowboys defensive tackle Leon Lett likely forgot the rules of American football and came barreling out of nowhere towards the ball, allowing Miami to recover it for another chance at a field goal. The kick was good and Miami went on to win the game 16-14.


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[Assistant] Believe it or not, this wouldn't be the only mishap of his career, having recovered a fumble at Super Bowl 27 and prematurely celebrating on his way to the end zone, only to lose the ball moments later.


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[Assistant] Only, he doesn't. He whiffs on the ball so hard it bounces off his arm straight into the hands of Washington's Mike Bass, who takes it for a touchdown. This misplay took place during Miami's undefeated season, so imagine squandering that historical feat on that kind of non-throw.


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[Assistant] Fortunately for the Dolphins, that did not occur, and their undefeated season remained intact despite Gero's strange misplay.


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[Assistant] Number five. Dan Orlovsky runs out of the end zone. Dan Orlovsky's career in the NFL has been defined by this very single play. Looking to throw the ball while in his own end zone, the Lions quarterback ran out of bounds.


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[Assistant] But he still should have had better judgement regardless. It was Orlovsky's first ever career start, and it was probably the last way he ever envisioned wanting to make an impression. To make matters even worse, the Lions wound up losing the game by two points.


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[Assistant] Number 4. The Miracle at the Meadowlands. With seconds left in the game and leading 17-13 against the Philadelphia Eagles, a surefire win for the New York Giants was within their grasp.


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[Assistant] Seemingly unprepared for the snap, New York quarterback Joe Pasarchik proceeded to fumble the ball, allowing the Eagles to scoop it up, return it for a touchdown, and get the W.


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[Assistant] No one could believe what they just saw. If the Giants simply went into victory formation, they could have run out the clock and won the game. However, much to the chagrin of Giants fans, this wouldn't be the last time the Eagles pulled off a miracle on their team.


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[Assistant] On a play against the San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall was able to pick up a fumble. He saw a clear path to the end zone and went all the way to score a touchdown. Too bad he went in the wrong direction.


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[Assistant] That's right, Marshall ran into his own end zone. He was even congratulated by an opposing player. Fortunately, the Vikings were still able to come away with the win. Still, why didn't Marshall think before deciding to run that way?


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[Assistant] It's painful to watch. Before we unveil our number one pick, here are a few honorable mentions, or should we say dishonorable mentions. Dwayne Rudd throws his helmet. Rudd celebrates too early, resulting in a flag for unsportsmanlike conduct and moving the chains for the Kansas City Chiefs, who went on to win the game.


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[Assistant] The Darius Raynaud safety. He caught the ball with one foot in the end zone and one foot out, resulting in a safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers.


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[Assistant] Aaron Brooks backwards pass. The ball was thrown backwards and picked up, bringing the Saints way back.


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[Assistant] Joe Gibbs timeouts. The head coach forgot that you can't take a second consecutive timeout to ice the kicker.


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[Assistant] Washington's swinging gate play. Another day, another bad decision made on special teams.


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[Assistant] New York fans already know this one. Facing the New England Patriots, quarterback Mark Sanchez decided to run on a play. Except, he didn't look where he was running to, and likely didn't think over which direction he wanted to go. And so this happened.


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[Assistant] He landed face first into offensive lineman Brandon Moore's butt. Sanchez fumbled the ball and it was recovered by safety Steve Gregory for a touchdown.


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[Assistant] We understand he didn't intend to do this, but Sanchez's decision to not look where he was running resulted in arguably the most infamous play in NFL history.


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[Assistant] You know, it's been a lot of back and forth, a lot of talk and all this stuff and that was the last word. That was having the last word.


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[Assistant] They'll keep their eye firmly on the ball, while Ecuador won't, uh...


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[Assistant] I can't explain it. I mean, it was just like this intense release of emotion. It was incredible.


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[Assistant] Look at this thing. I mean, this thing is, it's very symmetrical, it's bushy, but not, not out of control, and there's no color enhancement in this thing.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for you to win more frames than your opponent.


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[Assistant] Snooker is a game that's usually played between two people, and to win a frame, you must score more points than your opponent.


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[Assistant] To score, you must use a wooden cue to hit a white ball, known as a cue ball, into a coloured ball, and for that ball to go into any of the pockets on the table. This is known as potting the ball.


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[Assistant] The table is roughly 12 feet by 6 feet, and the amounts of points vary depending on the colour of the ball being potted. The 15 red balls on the table are worth 1 point each.


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[Assistant] The yellow ball is worth 2 points, the green ball 3 points, the brown ball 4 points, the blue ball 5 points, the pink ball 6 points, and the black ball is worth a maximum of 7 points.


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[Assistant] In snooker, the rules stipulate that you must hit a red ball on the table.


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[Assistant] If you manage to pot a red ball, you are then given a free choice to pot a different coloured ball to add more points to your token score.


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[Assistant] If you successfully potted a colour ball after a red, you score the relevant number of points, and the coloured ball is put back onto the table.


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[Assistant] The entire process begins again, and you'll be allowed to try and get another Red Bull into one of the pockets.


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[Assistant] If at any time you fail to pot a relevant ball, it is the end of your turn and your opponent will be given the chance to aim for a red ball so that they can score themselves.


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[Assistant] Once all the red balls have been potted, you must aim for the rest of the coloured balls in ascending order.


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[Assistant] The highest score after the black ball has been potted, wins.


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[Assistant] Games you usually played to the best of 11, 15 or 17 frames, and winning more frames than your opponent, wins you the game. Now that sounds a bit too simple. There's more isn't there?


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[Assistant] You guessed it, there's a lot of things you cannot do in snooker. You cannot touch any of the balls with anything except your cue. You cannot pop the cue ball, accidentally or otherwise. You cannot hit an incorrect coloured ball out of turn. You cannot hit any of the balls off the table. You cannot hit the cue ball twice in one stroke. And you cannot move a touching ball.


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[Assistant] These infractions result in a foul, and your opponent will be awarded 4 points and the next shot.


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[Assistant] Fouls can also be awarded 5, 6 or 7 points for fouls involving the blue, pink or black balls respectively.


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[Assistant] Snooker is a very strategic game, and that's basically the rules in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or watching a game. For example, canon.


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[Assistant] A cannon is where a player hits the cue ball to contact more than one of all.


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[Assistant] This is usually a strategic play to leave the cue ball in a favorable position for the next shot. Touching Ball


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[Assistant] If the cue ball is touching another ball, the referee will call touching ball.


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[Assistant] You must play your next shot without moving this ball, otherwise a foul will be called against you. Snookered.


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[Assistant] You can strategically hit the cue ball to make it difficult for your opponent to hit the next required ball.


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[Assistant] When a ball is blocking a shot to the next required ball, this is known as being snookered, and makes the next shot very difficult for your opponent. Foul and a miss.


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[Assistant] If a player fails and fails to hit the required coloured ball, the opponent will be awarded 4 points, or more, and has free choice to play the next shot where the ball lies,


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[Assistant] Or have the balls reset to their previous positions and make the offending player try that shot again. Free ball.


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[Assistant] If a player fouls and leaves the cue ball in a snookered position, he is eligible to declare a free ball.


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[Assistant] He can pot any coloured ball and will always score one point for it.


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[Assistant] However, he will retain the next shot so this is usually a strategic play to stay on the table. Conceding.


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[Assistant] If a player does not think that he has a realistic chance to win the frame,


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[Assistant] All realizes that there isn't enough points on the table to get a win.


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[Assistant] The player can concede defeat and a new frame will start.


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[Assistant] Conceding is usually done verbally, or by not returning to the table when it's your shot. Maximum break.


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[Assistant] The maximum you could score in one trip to the table is 147 points. This involves potting a red, then potting a black,


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[Assistant] Repeating this process 15 times, and then proceeding to pot the colours in order, without fouling.


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[Assistant] If you manage to do this, this is known as a maximum break, or a 147.


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[Assistant] And is the equivalent of a perfect game in 10 pin bowling, or pitching a perfect game in baseball. It's not impossible, just rare.


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[Assistant] Snooker is a popular game worldwide, and once you've played or watched a few games, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy snooker.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 craziest NBA fights.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the most insane physical fights to ever take place on an NBA hardcore, some of which even led to rule changes in the league. Let's watch some Basket Brawl. And if you're dying for more sports content, be sure to check out WatchMojo's new podcast, The Waterboyz Podcast, available wherever you get your pods.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Daryl Dawkins vs Maurice Lucas. During the 1977 finals, an accidental tangle-up escalated to property damage.


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[Assistant] After Philadelphia 76ers powerhouse Daryl Dawkins tangled with Bob Goss of the Portland Trailblazers, Dawkins tried to hit the other player, only to hit his own teammate. Trailblazer Maurice Lucas then shoved Dawkins before the two squared up and fans and police flooded the court.


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[Assistant] Both players were ejected. Dawkins was so angry that he ripped a toilet from the wall of his own team's locker room.


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[Assistant] The Sixers won this game, but lost the next four, leading to Portland's only championship to date. Some speculate that this particular fight helped motivate the Trail Blazers to win the series.


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[Assistant] The legendary Michael Jordan was no stranger to aggressive gameplay, and this incident is a prime example. Indiana Pacers star Reggie Miller bumped into Jordan, and the two exchanged some pretty harsh words before things came to blows.


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[Assistant] Jordan chased down Miller to grab, scratch, and punch his face.


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[Assistant] Miller was ejected, but insanely enough, Jordan was not. In fact, he wasn't even given a foul.


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[Assistant] After the game, however, Jordan was fined and was given a one game suspension. As for Miller and the Pacers, they did not advance to the NBA Finals until after Jordan's second retirement.


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[Assistant] During his career in the NBA, Larry Bird was known for trash talk, but he went a little too far when he elbowed the high-flying Dr. J, aka Julius Erving.


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[Assistant] Despite their off-the-court friendship, the two threw punches and grabbed each other's throats. Both teams' benches rushed to the court, and Dr. J's fellow Sixers held bird as Irving punched the Celtic superstar.


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[Assistant] The fight resulted in over $30,000 in fines, with Irving and Bird both receiving fines of $7,500, the second highest fine in the league at the time.


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[Assistant] Thankfully after the fight, the two reconciled and are still friends to this day.


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[Assistant] Number seven. Marcus Camby versus Danny Ferry. Marcus Camby of the Knicks wasn't known as a confrontational player, but he was understandably ruffled when Spurs player Danny Ferry elbowed his chest and hit him in the face.


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[Assistant] After a brief discussion with the ref, Camby dove after Fairy to retaliate.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, Kambi accidentally hit his own coach, Jeff Van Gundy, when the coach attempted to intervene. The scuffle resulted in a 5 game suspension and $25,000 fine for Kambi, a 1 game suspension and $7,500 fine for Fairy, and 15 stitches for Van Gundy. There.


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[Assistant] As you'll see in a moment, this wasn't the only time Jeff Van Gundy was caught in the crossfire of a fight in Madison Square Garden.


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[Assistant] At the end of a 1998 playoff game between the Miami Heat and the New York Knicks, former teammates Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson bumped into each other, and years of animosity bubbled up into flying fists.


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[Assistant] Other members of the Heat and Knicks got involved, but the craziest thing about this fight was Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy grabbing Morning's leg to try to de-escalate the altercation.


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[Assistant] Thankfully to quote commentator Doc Rivers, So no hits landed and no coaches were trampled during this scuffle. Both Johnson and Mourning received two game suspensions and missed the end of the series. Number five, Charles Barkley versus Shaquille O'Neal.


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[Assistant] Nowadays, Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal are everyone's favorite frenemies on TNT's Inside the NBA, but these two weren't always so chummy.


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[Assistant] During a 1999 game, Shaq filed Barkley, who retaliated by throwing the ball at O'Neal's head, and the two wound up wrestling to the ground. Both players were suspended. Barkley was fined $5,000, while Shaq was fined $10,000.


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[Assistant] Thankfully after the incident, their mothers convinced the players to patch up things. And they made amends over a few terrible rounds of golf.


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[Assistant] However, this was not the only time Charles Barkley was involved in a fight on the court.


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[Assistant] Yes, that's Charles Barkley once again. The main instigators of this rule-changing fight from 1993, however, were Kevin Johnson and Doc Rivers. Rivers committed an offensive foul on Johnson and the two got heated, leading their benches to clear out.


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[Assistant] Thankfully both teams cooled down, but not for long. Rivers and Johnson clashed again, and a benched Greg Anthony decided to escalate matters by punching Johnson in the face.


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[Assistant] The teams dogpiled each other, resulting in one of the biggest fights in NBA history, as well as suspensions for Johnson, Rivers, and Anthony.


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[Assistant] In fact, Anthony's involvement off the bench led to stricter league-wide rules regarding fighting which are still in effect to this day.


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[Assistant] The Knicks have been involved in their fair share of historic on-court fights, and this incident was no exception. During the 1994 playoffs, Derek Harper of the Knicks and JoJo English of the Bulls scuffled at the three-point line right in front of the first row of fans.


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[Assistant] At the sound of the ref's whistle, both teams rushed to back up their teammates. The fight escalated and spilled into the stands.


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[Assistant] This was far from the only time an altercation extended into the crowd, but it's not every night that the NBA commissioner is in attendance. David Stern had a front row seat to the action.


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[Assistant] Harper received a two game suspension, English received a one game suspension, and the league made stricter rules regarding fights. Number two, the Knicks versus the Nuggets.


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[Assistant] Man, there's just something about Madison Square Garden and fights, isn't there? This insane history-making melee from 2006 began at the end of the game, when Knicks player Marty Collins committed a flagrant foul against Denver Nuggets guard JR Smith.


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[Assistant] The Nuggets rushed to Smith's defense, resulting in a huge brawl between both teams that spilled into the stands. The Nuggets and the Knicks were fined half a million dollars each, and seven players, including the league's top scorer Carmelo Anthony, were suspended for a total of 47 games.


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[Assistant] Making this the most penalized game in history at the time.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable, or in this case, perhaps dishonorable, mentions. The Celtics versus the Rockets. 7'4 Ralph Sampson collided with 6'1 Jerry Sigtig, who retaliated with a hit, and other players joined in.


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[Assistant] Robert Parrish vs. Bill Lambeer. Parrish punched known instigator Lambeer and didn't even get a foul called on him.


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[Assistant] Pistons vs 76ers. Is anyone surprised that Bill Lambeer was involved in this scuffle?


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[Assistant] Chris Paul vs Rajon Rondo. Fouls and shoves led to Paul and Rondo throwing punches and getting suspended.


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[Assistant] Kobe Bryant vs. Chris Childs. Childs shoved Kobe for trash talking, leading to a brawl. They were fined and suspended.


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[Assistant] Pistons vs Pacers vs Fans, also known as the Malice at the Palace.


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[Assistant] It's pretty ironic that a man who later changed his name to MetaWorldPeace


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[Assistant] Known at the time as Ron Artest, he committed a foul on Pistons player Ben Wallace, who then shoved Artest. The two got physical, and a fan added to the incident by throwing a Diet Coke in their direction, prompting Artest to climb into the stands.


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[Assistant] The arena exploded into chaos between players, fans, and security. Even after the fighting stopped and players headed to the locker room, fans continued to throw drinks. Our test received a 73-game suspension, the longest in league history.


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[Assistant] 73 additional game suspensions were handed out, players and fans received assault charges, and NBA rules regarding security and alcohol sales at games were changed.


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[Assistant] What a disgraceful showing from the piston stands here. Just a reminder, if you can't get enough sports, head over to your preferred podcasting app to check out WatchMojo's Waterboy's podcast.


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[Assistant] Out to a track that she could find in the Dallas area. To train yourself, just think of how dedicated, but also a God-given talent in her ability to do these things.


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[Assistant] There haven't been many touchdowns for O.J. Simpson this season, so he graciously congratulated everybody, including Houston's Elvin Bethea, number 65.


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[Assistant] A sad and surprising twist in a once promising young life that went horribly awry.


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[Assistant] That's the doctor there hustling across the ice. Zednik is in the dressing room.


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[Assistant] Now here we are on New Year's Eve, talking about a team that will go down as one of the worst in NFL history. The 2017 Browns join the 2008 Lions as the only teams to go 0-16.


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[Assistant] Leon came to the sideline, and I said, man, what happened? He said he was watching the Jumbotron.


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[Assistant] And he was trying to do Mike Orvin, where he put the ball out across the goal line. And he did see Don Beach.


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[Assistant] That wasn't Michael Jordan. That was God disguised as Michael Jordan.


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[Assistant] They have a lot of training. They decided to act very quickly in Marseille. And that's maybe the reason you are asking this very legitimate question.


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[Assistant] Villeneuve stood on everything, locked up his tyres, got the line and he's back into second position on the last lap but one and the French crowd aren't very happy about that and who can blame them.


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[Assistant] Chairs started flying. There were, there were skirmishes all over the court. It was just a, a complete, complete disaster.


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[Assistant] John Zimmer, a 72 year old man, went into Pedro Martinez's face, and Pedro Martinez threw him down.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I don't know how I got through the tournament. I really don't. But I just tried to play as hard as I could.


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[Assistant] I wish I could go back, give me a time machine. I think I would just abduct and never start a fight.


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[Assistant] Once more, Eric Cantona is the man at the centre of a dramatic controversy.


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[Assistant] We all went upstairs. He wiped away his tears.


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[Assistant] A marvellous fingertip save, and it was Erwin who stood up strongly as boost came in.


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[Assistant] But the conventry man with the legs strapped together...


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[Assistant] Every year, the Super Bowl attracts a global audience, and these artists could help expand the reach even further.


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[Assistant] A Foo Fighters halftime show would be explosive, literally and figuratively, and it would most definitely be loud.


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[Assistant] These guys are true professionals, but not so much that they can't loosen up and just let her rip. With the right amounts of preparation, Who Fighters could produce a timeless Super Bowl performance.


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[Assistant] While some younger Mojoholics may be slightly unfamiliar with this legendary rock band, chances are you can identify at least one of their songs. Sure, Bon Jovi is more of a throwback selection, and Richie Sambora has left the group, but they're a reliable act given their continuing success on the road.


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[Assistant] In other words, The Weeknd has rapidly evolved from an R&B name into a global star. In 2016, he dated Bella Hadid, an emerging supermodel and the sister of supermodel Gigi Hadid. So, The Weeknd has more than a few connections beyond the realm of music.


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[Assistant] He's a logical choice for the Super Bowl halftime show, and his popularity will only increase in the future.


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[Assistant] Regardless of whether you enjoy this band's music or not, you can't deny their influence on pop culture. Maroon 5 is one of those bands people claim to hate, yet they still sing She Will Be Loved in private. Consider this. Adam Levine's band continues to sell millions of records, and his own personal brand has further expanded as one of the original judges on The Voice.


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[Assistant] But before you take out your pitchforks, we do acknowledge the wildcard factor of Nicki Minaj. Some of you may even call it the WTF factor. We get it. But Nicki is boisterous, colorful, and loud.


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[Assistant] This halftime show may not please everybody, of course what act does, but Nikki would surely keep it 100 with her bubbly alter ego and wild performance style. She may not be the most logical choice, but she's certainly in the conversation.


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[Assistant] Bridging the gap between older and younger demographics, this French group has a true global appeal.


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[Assistant] More popular than ever, Daft Punk has worked with a variety of current pop stars, and the commercial success of their 2013 album makes them easily identifiable in both style and musical substance.


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[Assistant] I know it's important. I do. I honestly do. But we talking about practice, man. What are we talking about? Practice? We talking about practice, man.


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[Assistant] It's funny to me too. I mean, it's strange, it's strange to me too. But we talking about practice, man.


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[Assistant] Considering it's known as the beautiful game, it's certainly seen a ton of ugly moments. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 most unsportsmanlike moments in football.


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[Assistant] Before we begin, we publish new content every day, so be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be combing through the lowest moments from the highest levels of football. These events have to have occurred on the pitch, in essence no tunnel bust ups, and can be any manner of violent conduct, cheating, or blatant conning of the referee.


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[Assistant] We kick things off with a great lesson in how not to conduct yourself regarding the unwritten rules of fair play.


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[Assistant] Shakhtar Donets were facing FC North Zealand in the 2012-2013 Champions League season, and after a North Zealand player went down due to a head injury, the referee was forced to stop play.


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[Assistant] As part of the standard fair play practice, Shakhtar's Willian booted the ball downfield to give possession back to North Zealand, but Shakhtar's Luis Adriano was a little goal crazy on the day.


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[Assistant] As the North Zealand defenders stood and watched the ball roll back to their goalkeeper to resume play, the, uh, opportunistic Luis Adriano collected the ball himself, rounded the keeper, and scored.


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[Assistant] Well, the Champions League seems to bring out the worst in some players.


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[Assistant] After Valencia and Inter Milan play to a 0-0 draw at the Estadio Mestalla, a bit of a brawl broke out with Inter's Nicolas Bordizzo and Valencia's Carlos Marchena at the center of it.


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[Assistant] While most surrounding the two tried to pull them apart, Valencia substitute David Navarro


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[Assistant] Spitting on or at your opponent is considered to be the ultimate sign of disrespect. Keep that in mind during this tale of Holland's Frank Reichardt and Germany's Rudi Völler. Here's the Cliff Notes version of how it went down. Völler was setting up for a free kick when Reichardt spat in his curly mop.


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[Assistant] Vola runs to the referee complaining and gets a yellow card for his efforts. Later, when challenging the Dutch keeper for a ball,


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[Assistant] Woller jumps to get out of the way, but the Dutch see it as a dive.


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[Assistant] Ryckhardt rushes over, shoves Völler, grabs his ear, stamps on his foot, and the referee sends both players off.


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[Assistant] Anyone who has watched football for the last decade or so will know that Pepe has a habit of taking his tough and gritty defending just a tad too far.


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[Assistant] While there are many moments we could choose from, we'll stick to one particularly bad night for the Brazilian born Portuguese international while he was with Real Madrid.


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[Assistant] In an important La Liga match against Jatafe, Pepe not only blatantly and viciously kicked the legs out from Jatafe captain Javi Casquero, but while Casquero was down,


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[Assistant] He stepped on him, kicked him again, and then aimed a punch at one of his teammates.


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[Assistant] Football isn't totally bereft of the puzzle now and then, but a fight between teammates? You barely ever get that in hockey.


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[Assistant] Such was the case in April 2005, as Newcastle found themselves 3-0 down at home to Aston Villa, when Kieran Dyer and Lee Boyer got into a fight on the pitch, and both were subsequently shown a red card. According to Dyer, the fight occurred due to Dyer's refusal to pass to Boyer due to his, shall we say, lack of talent.


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[Assistant] Zinedine Zidane has proven on two occasions now that he likes to go out with a bang.


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[Assistant] In May of 2018, it was his bombshell Real Madrid resignation.


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[Assistant] But his real magnum opus was the final match of his playing career, when Italian defender Marco Matarazzi got on the Frenchman's nerves and got a headbutt to the chest.


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[Assistant] In an interview in 2010, Zidane said that he would never apologize to Madarazzi, though he regrets his reaction. The reason for this violent reaction?


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[Assistant] In August of 2006, Portsmouth was playing away to Manchester City.


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[Assistant] Portsmouth midfielder Pedro Mench beat Thatcher in a race for a ball.


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[Assistant] Noticing this, Thatcher jumped elbow-first into men's jaw and instantly knocked him out.


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[Assistant] Men's flew into the Ad Boards and was taken straight to hospital, but would recover in a couple of days. Manchester City suspended Thatcher for six matches, while the Football Association gave him another eight. Number three, Henri's handball.


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[Assistant] When Arsenal signed Thierry Henry in 1999, there's no way that even Arsene Wenger could have known just how good he would become, and the legendary status he would go on to create for himself within the English Premier League.


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[Assistant] However, he lost the respect of many Republic of Ireland fans in the second leg of their 2010 World Cup qualification playoff match. Tied 1-1 on aggregate, the match went to extra time.


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[Assistant] In the 103rd minute, Thierry Henry used his hand to control the ball, then square it to William Gallas for what would be the winning goal. The referee didn't see the handball, the goal stood,


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[Assistant] Now, if Thierry Henry's handball was bad, then here comes Diego Maradona to do one better.


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[Assistant] In the 1986 World Cup Final match between Argentina and England, the game was level early in the second half.


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[Assistant] English defender Steve Hodge's miss-hit clearance looped toward Maradona in the box.


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[Assistant] And with Maradona being about 8 inches shorter than English keeper Peter Shilton, he jumped and punched the ball over Shilton and into the goal. The referees missed it, and the goal counted.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few dishonorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Well, we could have talked about the time that Luis Suarez bit PSV Eindhoven's Ottman Bacal, or the time that he bit Branislav Ivanovich or Giorgio Chiellini. Those moments, while violent and unsavory, just weren't as cheatery enough for us.


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[Assistant] In step, Suarez's incident against Ghana in the 2010 World Cup quarterfinals. Tied in extra time, Ghana's Steven Apia looked to have sent Ghana to a historic World Cup semifinal.


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[Assistant] But before the ball crossed the line, Suarez reached out and blocked it with his hands. He was given a red card, Ghana was given a penalty, and Asamoah Jean hit it off the crossbar. To add insult to injury, Uruguay won in the shootout, and Suarez said he would cheat again if he found himself in that same situation.


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[Assistant] We cemented the fact that he is indeed one of the best players ever to play the game.


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[Assistant] And this fall, man, this is very tough. Uhm, and this fall I'm gonna take my talents to Sava Beach and, uhm, join the Miami Heat.


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[Assistant] San Francisco still will have the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach, and the best marriage of city, sea, and sky in America. But it will no longer have Joe Montana.


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[Assistant] Every once in a while a game gives you that play that everybody kind of recognizes what's unfolding as it happened and the Elway helicopter was one of those moments when you say, we can skip ahead here, we know how it ends.


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[Assistant] The 1966 game was one of the biggest upsets and one of the most exciting games in Rose Bowl history.


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[Assistant] When he comes to, Bob Stiles learns that he has been named Player of the Game.


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[Assistant] Stanford, with their new offense, whips the Cornhuskers 21 to 13.


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[Assistant] And that's how the nation learned about the T formation.


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[Assistant] Carry the Stanley Cup around, it'll come back to Pittsburgh.