Hardest Sport...

[Cockeymofo76]

SWIMMING IS CODE FOR WRESTLING

I was just thinking what is the hardest sport, Physically, Mentally, and everything-ly...

I say hockey... the physical aspect is impossible to deny, and the strategy is simplistic but still...

[Creek]

Dwarve Tossing

[Ward]

I'm voting Soccer.

I once read that in an average 90 minute game, David Beckham runs about 8 miles. In one game. 8 miles. That and it's extremely difficult to score, which is why play by play guys go bananas when someone finally does score.

[WildDude]

I gotta say Rugby, its nonstop football without pads

[nobodyinparticular]

Where's the love for wrestling? The sport is extremely physically draining. Train in the wrestling room harder than any football or hockey team with the heater on to 102 for 3 hours daily, on top of that you are many times wearing sweats doing this. You actually have to lose weight so many times you eat very little as opposed to other sports where you are able to eat as much as you want. Also take into account that the season starts at Halloween and ends after Valentine's Day and you miss out on a lot of big eating holidays with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, the Super Bowl and Valentine's Day--that makes it very mentally draining. Then, right before a wrestling tournament or dual meet, you end up eating absolutely nothing in order to make weight and yet you have to wrestle this other guy who is very often stronger, quicker and smarter than you. At the tournaments you often have 4 or 5 matches split up by an hour and these matches are extremely physically draining, and as you go later into the tournament, the competition gets stronger and tougher making each one more physically draining. Wrestling is definitely the hardest sport.

[Ward]

I gotta say Rugby, its nonstop football without pads

I had a friend who broke his forearm in half the very first game he played.

[Charger Fanatic]

What about boxing? Just getting nailed all the time for like 10-14 rounds.

Thats just brutal!

[Cockeymofo76]

Where's the love for wrestling? The sport is extremely physically draining. Train in the wrestling room harder than any football or hockey team with the heater on to 102 for 3 hours daily, on top of that you are many times wearing sweats doing this. You actually have to lose weight so many times you eat very little as opposed to other sports where you are able to eat as much as you want. Also take into account that the season starts at Halloween and ends after Valentine's Day and you miss out on a lot of big eating holidays with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, the Super Bowl and Valentine's Day--that makes it very mentally draining. Then, right before a wrestling tournament or dual meet, you end up eating absolutely nothing in order to make weight and yet you have to wrestle this other guy who is very often stronger, quicker and smarter than you. At the tournaments you often have 4 or 5 matches split up by an hour and these matches are extremely physically draining, and as you go later into the tournament, the competition gets stronger and tougher making each one more physically draining. Wrestling is definitely the hardest sport.

That being said swimming is now wrestling

[nobodyinparticular]

Baseball is nothing compared to many of the other sports. It's hard to excel in, but it is not as hard physically.

[Creek]

Dwarve Tossing

I agree with this handsome devil.

[nobodyinparticular]

Dwarve Tossing

I agree with this handsome devil.

I agree with the guy who said you are a psycho with multiple personalities.

[WildDude]

well i guess wrestling wasnt mentioned because its fake and if it was real it would probally atop everything

[nobodyinparticular]

well i guess wrestling wasnt mentioned because its fake and if it was real it would probally atop everything

The real stuff like in high school and college.

[Creek]

Dwarve Tossing

I agree with this handsome devil.

I agree with the guy who said you are a psycho with multiple personalities.

Yeah, well i kicked that guys ass. Then I kicked my own ass.

[WildDude]

well i guess wrestling wasnt mentioned because its fake and if it was real it would probally atop everything

The real stuff like in high school and college.

OH I see, good point... its brutal

[Creek]

Yeah, well i kicked that guys ass. Then I kicked my own ass.

HA! you wish!!! i beat you up good, and you know it.

*Docters rush in with straight jacket*

ugghh.... where .....where are you taking me ...HELP!!!

[wingboy2999]

well i guess wrestling wasnt mentioned because its fake and if it was real it would probally atop everything

Oh come on man. And yes, I agree. Wrestling is wicked draining, practices are SO hard.

[Xiomera]

Dwarve Tossing

Oh lord, here we go again. I voted for Hockey.

[eazyb81]

I have to agree with the others that wresling (or swimming, whatever) is the hardest. All sports are hard in their own individual way, but wrestling is just brutal because of how much you have to watch your weight. There were times in high school I would have to lose 10 pounds in a couple days so I couldn't eat anything but salads and water, while spitting in a cup nonstop.

[WildDude]

Man thats gotta be tough, but if ur really strong it wouldnt matter what weigh class ur in

[Namy]

Are you guys dumb?! It's chess, hands down :lol:

[Cockeymofo76]

Are you guys dumb?! It's chess, hands down :lol:

cancer is funnier than you

[wingboy2999]

Are you guys dumb?! It's chess, hands down :lol:

cancer is funnier than you

Ouch....

[TCU]

I voted Hockey, Hockey can be one of the toughest and most phsyical games out there.

[nobodyinparticular]

I'm shocked that poker isn't on there...

[Ward]

Poker is all mental though, nothing physically tough about sitting on your ass, drinking, smoking, listening to music.

[nobodyinparticular]

Poker is all mental though, nothing physically tough about sitting on your ass, drinking, smoking, listening to music.

:lol: I'm glad someone agrees with me

[Cockeymofo76]

Poker is all mental though, nothing physically tough about sitting on your ass, drinking, smoking, listening to music.

:lol: I'm glad someone agrees with me

I think you underestimate the difficulty... Doyle Brunson in his prime played two days of poker.. no breaks... total concentration.. for 48 he is an amazing athlete.. i only say that because he almost went pro in basketball

[Ward]

After seeing the following clip, I think we have a new sport to nominate.

http://www.exbyte.net/showit.php?videoid=843

Arm wrestling, anyone?

[nobodyinparticular]

:shock:

That's nasty!

[richdg]

It has to be sex! all that running, chasing, planning, stratagy, all before you ever start.

No seriously, the martial sports are the hardest. Boxing, wrestling, UFC, judo etc... As for team sports hockey, then rugby then football. Hell even standing up on skates is hard to do. Now try to move.

[Ward]

I'm kinda shocked to see boxing doesn't have more votes. After a career of football, your knees and legs will probably be pretty bad at worst. After a career of boxing, you're Muhammed Ali. Which one seems worse?

[4U2NV]

I voted for Hockey as well.

[nobodyinparticular]

I'm kinda shocked to see boxing doesn't have more votes. After a career of football, your knees and legs will probably be pretty bad at worst. After a career of boxing, you're Muhammed Ali. Which one seems worse?

Muhammed Ali has Parkinson's, a degenerative disease. It has nothing to do with boxing. (Michael J. Fox has it too)

[wingboy2999]

It sure doesnt' help but some boxers are just so beat to grap it is ridiculous.

[Ward]

I'm kinda shocked to see boxing doesn't have more votes. After a career of football, your knees and legs will probably be pretty bad at worst. After a career of boxing, you're Muhammed Ali. Which one seems worse?

Muhammed Ali has Parkinson's, a degenerative disease. It has nothing to do with boxing. (Michael J. Fox has it too)

Really? I thought it was directly related to boxing. My mistake.

[JJJ888]

I voted for Rugby, because of the immense physical strength it requires. But it really was a tossup with Soccer, Lax and Hockey as well.

[Ravens1991]

Man thats gotta be tough, but if ur really strong it wouldnt matter what weigh class ur in


Strength isnt everything, wrestling takes more quickness, technique, stamina, and heart. Strength does help but i would rather have more quickness technique and stamina then strength when it comes to wrestling. Unless I am a 215 or 275

[Moses]

Boxing no question.

Basketball requires the best physical shape and most athletiscim. You are constantly running and never stopping. THey also have the best athletes

My goodness, it's boxing and it's not really close. Anyone can do it, but almost nobody is good at it. Conditioning for the sport is brutal, and you get punched in the freakin face multiple times.


I don't know how in the hell hockey is actually more difficult. In fact, hockey is quite easy aside from the skating. And if the skating makes it difficult, than it skating should be its own category. Deck Hockey is soooo much easier than boxing that it's ridiculous.

I'm kinda shocked to see boxing doesn't have more votes. After a career of football, your knees and legs will probably be pretty bad at worst. After a career of boxing, you're Muhammed Ali. Which one seems worse?

Muhammed Ali has Parkinson's, a degenerative disease. It has nothing to do with boxing. (Michael J. Fox has it too)

Really? I thought it was directly related to boxing. My mistake.

I don't really know if Ali is a good example, but boxing does ruin people. In ten years Mickey Ward might as well be 75...

[Moses]

I can't believe people don't agree that boxing isn't the hardest. It requires an insane amount of strength, speed, agility, toughness, and conditioning. Also, there is a large mental aspect. The hardest working athletes in the world are undoubetedly boxers.

[snuff]

I voted for soccer considering its the only sport up there that you have to use your feet making it 10x harder than any other.

[drowe]

i voted swimming...and i really meant swimming. as a former competitive swimmer (among other sports), it is very demanding, and has some of the same demands as wrestling.

ya see swimmers that shave their head and legs...well, that really makes a difference. you can really feel any form of resistance when your moving through the water. so being bloated do to gas or over eating can be a hinderance as well. i always sat on the pot and tried to squeeze any pee, poop or gas out before an event.

its also hard to vote against a sport where your breathing is so restricted.

swimming 3 - 5 miles a day can be A LOT...and it works every muscle in your body.

and extensive exposure to all that chlorine will f with you in many ways.

i voted swimming...and i really meant swimming. as a former competitive swimmer (among other sports), it is very demanding, and has some of the same demands as wrestling.

ya see swimmers that shave their head and legs...well, that really makes a difference. you can really feel any form of resistance when your moving through the water. so being bloated do to gas or over eating can be a hinderance as well. i always sat on the pot and tried to squeeze any pee, poop or gas out before an event.

its also hard to vote against a sport where your breathing is so restricted.

swimming 3 - 5 miles a day can be A LOT...and it works every muscle in your body.

and extensive exposure to all that chlorine will f with you in many ways.

Ok yeah, swimming is tough, but are you really going to try and tell me that it's harder than getting in the ring and getting punched in the face by a man equal to your size for 12 rounds?


*edit* Notice we're comparing extensive exposure to chlorine, to broken jaws, broken noses, pissing blood, broken hands, and brain damage.

[Moses]

I voted for soccer considering its the only sport up there that you have to use your feet making it 10x harder than any other.

Don't you need to use your feet to move? Last time I check, moving is pretty important in most sports.

[snuff]

I voted for soccer considering its the only sport up there that you have to use your feet making it 10x harder than any other.

Don't you need to use your feet to move? Last time I check, moving is pretty important in most sports. :idea:

[kennethnyg]

i think b-ball is the hardest thing in the world for me to do besides driving
people say i have potential to be a good player but i am the worst player everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!! :oops: :oops:

[steelcity86]

i think b-ball is the hardest thing in the world for me to do besides driving
people say i have potential to be a good player but i am the worst player everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!! :oops: :oops:

yes kenneth u are a terrible basketball player.. i mean teribble! but for me the hardest sport to play is tennis i always hit the damn ball to hard

[CGF 216/137]

Hockey, LaCrosse, Gymnastics, Swimming, Rugby, soccer and football, in that order.

[Boston]

Everybody here knows that UFC is the Ultimate Fighting Championship right? They have to know at least 5 different fighting styles and go out and try and beat the crap out of another guy with just tape over their hands. Ouch!

[kennethnyg]

thanks for your support steelcity86

[steelcity86]

thanks for your support steelcity86

haha no prob i agree that u have good potential, but as of right now, a blind poodle with one leg on roller blades could beat you in basketball..

p.s. my name is sean not "steelcity86", um ya i kinda see you every day

[kennethnyg]

what ever "sean"

[Eaglez.Fan]

SWIMMING IS CODE FOR WRESTLING

I was just thinking what is the hardest sport, Physically, Mentally, and everything-ly...

I say hockey... the physical aspect is impossible to deny, and the strategy is simplistic but still...

Hockey is tough but it is no were near simple strategies.


I'm voting Soccer.

I once read that in an average 90 minute game, David Beckham runs about 8 miles. In one game. 8 miles. That and it's extremely difficult to score, which is why play by play guys go bananas when someone finally does score.

And David Beckham barely runs he is the laziest soccer player I've seen. Way overrated.

[raiderfan_89]

I say jungle ball.

[nvot9]

Never played hockey (only pick-up games), so I don't really know, but I can imagine that it is hard but I have played all of the others sports and am currently playing lacrosse. I would have to say that (other than hockey) lacrosse wins this hands down. It is the toughest sport to play. You have less padding than footballl players and get beaten up the same amount, plus you are getting beaten with aluminum sticks through half the game. I play middie, and the constant running up and down the field on top of the brutal beat down you get from a poorly thrown "loop" pass is ridiculous. You come home from 3 hour practices 6 days a week and feel like you won't be able to walk the next 3 days, yet you have practice in another 20 hours. The physical beat down you take, plus the mental beatdown (mental mistakes are detrimental to your playing and eventually your body) leaves me with no other chioce but poker. :lol: No, lacrosse...hands down.

[jetsfan3]

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body.

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body.

"by far" :roll: ... It's debatable, but boxing is pretty dam demanding on your body.

[Moses]

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body.

Football is not even close to boxing. Ever got punched in the face? It hurts.

[snuff]

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body. How can it be more demanding than rugby which is basically non stop football?

[nvot9]

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body.

"by far" :roll: ... It's debatable, but boxing is pretty dam demanding on your body.

True...speaking of boxing, I was watching an old Tyson fight (dnno against who) and Tyson continually took a beating from the guy. However, this was on purpose as most punches did not land (due to Tyson's quickness) and he was waring him out. Then, one punch, ONE punch, and Tyson knocked the guy down. In the first round too! I then saw that Tyson was 22-0 with 20 KO's. That is a ridiculous record and KO count. I think that if Tyson's owner had not died and as a result he became corrupted by Don King, then I think Tyson could have been better or close to it than Ali. No joke, watch some of his old clips. Sorry if this is WAY off topic.

[RedskinsLloyd85]

how is basketbal a hard sport?

Football is by far the most demanding sport on your body.

"by far" :roll: ... It's debatable, but boxing is pretty dam demanding on your body.

True...speaking of boxing, I was watching an old Tyson fight (dnno against who) and Tyson continually took a beating from the guy. However, this was on purpose as most punches did not land (due to Tyson's quickness) and he was waring him out. Then, one punch, ONE punch, and Tyson knocked the guy down. In the first round too! I then saw that Tyson was 22-0 with 20 KO's. That is a ridiculous record and KO count. I think that if Tyson's owner had not died and as a result he became corrupted by Don King, then I think Tyson could have been better or close to it than Ali. No joke, watch some of his old clips. Sorry if this is WAY off topic.


I've said that before as well. If the guy wasn't compeletely irresponsible and insane, he would've went down as the best ever. In his short heyday, champions were literally afraid to fight him. Undefeated Michael Spinks was about to wet himself.

[giantfAn]

you left off golf... its not the most physically demanding... but to be consistent day in and day out... only a handfull of players have done so.... tiger woods, jack nickalaus, arnold palmer, ben hogan, walter hagen, bobby jones.... thats about it.... takes years to learn and a lifetime to master.

[kennethnyg]

golf is pretty hard and it's too much thinking

[jetvilma51]

boxing is non stop punching each other and some people leave the game scarred for life i mohamad ali

[jetvilma51]

boxing is non stop punching each other and some people leave the game scarred for life like mohamad ali

[jriles0522]

Golf is by far the hardest sport in the world...u cant just get by being a good athlete

[psub10champs]

Hockey. Requires toughness, strength, speed, endurance, good hand-eye coordination and intelligence.

[Belish]

The hardest sport is probably hockey. It is the whole packages: speed, strength, mental toughness.

The most difficult however, is baseball. Any sport where you can be a star for failing only 2 out of 3 times has to be pretty difficult.

[Shane P. Hallam]

I'd say baseball. Hitting a ball is difficul in itself, plus it differs on how you can hit it and what you need. You blast a fly ball, it gets caught. A grounder has to be placed perfectly. Pitching at that high of speed is hard as well, and requires a lot of practice and learning. It seems just hard to do all around.

how is basketbal a hard sport?

Ever even played basketball or gone to a varsity practice. Liners and 5 v 5 the whole thing. its so demanding on your body if your not in top shape you will puke your guts out.

P.S check the spelling on ur sig, there is a P in unstoPable

[Canadian_kid16]

The hardest sport is probably hockey. It is the whole packages: speed, strength, mental toughness.

The most difficult however, is baseball. Any sport where you can be a star for failing only 2 out of 3 times has to be pretty difficult.

I agree with hockey and lacrosse

Order: Hockey, Lacrosse, Swimming, Football

I like ur sig Belish :lol: :lol:

[renegade17]

Hockey. Requires toughness, strength, speed, endurance, good hand-eye coordination and intelligence.

Flexibility too.