"Beautiful Moments of Respect in Sports" | Reaction

Watching the most beautiful moments in sports & trying not to tear up by the 3rd example. This was my favorite sports compilation so far, thanks for sending it! Which do you think was the most beautiful?
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[@CarlosRenfroe]

coaching youth sports was one of the most rewarding experiences in my life. There are so many lessons that can be taught through sportsmanship.

[@alolkoydesigns]

When I was a high school wrestler my opponent and I scored on each other so quickly and repeatedly that after the clock ran out the two of us sat exhausted in the middle of the mat while the referee met with the score keeper to tally up the points to see who won. We shook hands with each other while we waited. The audience gave us a standing ovation. (I won)

[@johncanby8109]

You are so full of positivity. Thank you so much. Every time I watch one of your videos, I feel better. I don’t need to know why, I just do.

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

As a former wrestler I can confirm it is the most exhausting sport on the planet.

[@TheNeonParadox]

I'd argue it's neck-and-neck with soccer, but as a former Greco myself, I agree.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

I believe for sure it is absolutely in the top. But unless you did all other sports (that are considered as extremely exhausting) you can't really confirm that from experience.

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

@@MarijnvdSterre What sport, or sports, would you place in contention? I didn't play football, but none of the football players that came to our practice lasted more than a week. I've participated in a large variety of sports so I am curious about your opinion.

[@richardtsandee8603]

​@@thebipolarpsychonaut4984 wrestling is nothing compared to running a marathon !! Your body has to recover for more than a month after a marathon !! Or what about triatlon? 10 km swimming etc etc etc

[@MarijnvdSterre]

@@thebipolarpsychonaut4984 I don't make any claim about what is most exhausting. But I am not that surprised if people build for running and kicking don't fit well with wrestling. I used to be a goalkeeper for Handball and I have seen a lot of people try, but rarely someone last more then 15 minutes. That doesn't mean it is exhausting (really isn't demanding at all if we talk condition), it just isn't the right fit. I also hadn't anything in mind, just like I said, you need to have done all contenders to be able to make the claim. But to not cop out: Long distance running, Ice hockey, Rugby, rowing, speed skating maybe crossfit. To name a few. Non of which you can keep up with the people who have been practicing for a while. How exhausting something is, depends largely on how much you push yourself of course. (You seen the runners collaps in the video)

[@enoshikuma]

6:05 That's because Steph Curry is just a hell of a human being. I understand the dislike of the Warriors, dislike his play style, dislike the flash, dislike the GS mentality etc, I get that. But I don't think it's possible to dislike Curry the man. He's truly one of the best examples of not letting fame go to his head, especially when it comes to his interactions with kids.

[@jpecci1262]

I find (as a Celtic fan) that the GSW style is only great when they team can competently play the GSW style. We try to play like GSW (I dont know why) and are just not talented in those aspects of the game.

[@firbolg]

I played rugby in my teens and despite being brutal and I having to eventually stop playing due to a concussion... the fair play and camaraderie was always great... well almost always. :)

[@nikiTricoteuse]

3:27. 100% sure that's Steven Adams a New Zealander who has played basketball in the USA for the Oklahoma City Thunder, the New Orleans Pelicans and the Memphis Grizzlies. Nothing but respect for him, and have lost track of the number of times l've seen him demonstrate what a thoroughly decent guy he is. He's a gentle giant from a very talented sporting family. Two of his half-sisters are athletes who have competed for Aotearoa/ New Zealand: Dame Valerie Adams is a dual Olympic gold medallist and four-time world champion shot-putter and Lisa Adams has won gold at the Paralympics also in shot-put. Two of his brothers also played basketball for Aotearoa/ New Zealand. We're super proud of them. 😊

[@caseydrought867]

It is him

[@earthwormandruw]

You've been doing this over a year now and have built quite a following. I've been curious as to your initial motivation to begin the channel as well as if and how that has changed over the course of doing it. It amazes me how much you know but also to see you acknowledge how little you know.

[@moonshinethics]

Also what even is your name? Lol.

[@xxlvulkann6743]

@@moonshinethics What is YOUR name? lol

[@moonshinethics]

@@xxlvulkann6743 Andruw

[@Beaconwarriorsaint921]

Empathy for all gives humanity hope. Especially in a world so ugly.

[@thomassotomayor4557]

Those are the most heart warming. They truly bring us to realize our true intentions. Very emotional.

[@coffaytalks]

Track runners hugging after isn’t that unusual but still wholesome 😊

[@m3gajj]

I love how she unironically called Steven Adams aka "Basketball Aquaman" Jason Mamoa... All love

[@user-gq2yv2bs8g]

This is what alot of us all across the globe are taught from (Great Parenting) we as a GLOBE, have to teach everybody from infant ages, to become this way....Great video, spread the LOVE PPL

[@Thomas.deNorth]

In skiing we see this kind of respect and friendship between competitors from different nations all the time.

[@fredklein3829]

For sports books, you can read Ken Dryden's ''The Game''. Dryden is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, a multitalented high achiever and a true gentleman.

[@garybabcock489]

As a lover of sports, I always appreciate sportsmanship. Thanks for sharing and lifting my spirits.

[@JJBushfan]

I found your channel only about a month ago, but you're fast becoming one of my favourite people (and there aren't many.) I could write an essay on why that is, but I won't for obvious reasons. Please excuse the personal nature of the comment, but your whole 'vibe' is extraordinary. Am now working through your older videos.

[@TheCrimsonLupus]

Such a wholesome video! Love things like that - it shows the best of us. PS: the natural light you now have in your videos looks so much better!

[@NAFO_MythicPlague]

Just enjoy watching your video's

[@charlesf2804]

Seeing the female runner crawl across the finish line reminded me of the line I've heard about marathons and such: the point is to finish, regardless of where you place. An example of determination, focus, and, finishing. Bravo to her. And those stopping to help their opponents is what raises them, in my view, to true sportsmen (or women), from mere basketball, volleyball (or whatever) players.

[@hbg423]

Awesome. Good to see good humans

[@thetalantonx]

Thanks for this reaction, I needed the shot of wholesomeness tonight.

[@deaddoll1361]

I like seeing the engagement between players and their fans. There's so much money in top level sport that this sort of thing is happening much less than it used to. The money comes from the fans, so snubbing them is a bad look.

[@hussain6469]

If you want a beautiful sports video you should watch beauty of football greatest moments, love your reactions :)

[@rightmunted7538]

One sportmanship moment that sticks with me is when Roberto Duran flew to his former rival's bedside after he contracted aids, in the time where common belief was you could contract aids just from touching somebody infected Duran hugged and kissed his former rival and told him he'd always be a great champion.

[@michaelreiter503]

Funny you should say that… the basketball player that looks like Jason Momoa is from New Zealand and of Māori descent, you have got to check out a Haka war dance (Rugby team “All Blacks” perform it, televised on Australian League… awesome)

[@TJWilson]

Would be awesome to see you react to Scott Sterling clips from Studio C. There are a lot of Studio C skits you could react to, but the Scott Sterling ones are a favorite. The volleyball to the face clips reminded me of that.

[@paulgorithm]

Love your commentaries and recommendations. 😃

[@NoProtocol]

Thanks for watching Paul (:

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

I've only ever hit a genuine "pain/exhaustion wall" once in my life, on a long-distance run for my school, and holy crap anyone who does that more than once has my utmost respect. Struggling through it is _no_ joke, so the fact so many do is amazing! Your body just absolutely refuses to cooperate and you barely have enough energy to stay concious. I've only ever felt pain on that scale one other time in my life, and it was more recently when my small intestine got completely blocked by a tumour and had "kinked" in on itself and a section had started to die. Definitely _not_ keen to repeat _either_ experience I'll tell you!!

[@annasaddiction5129]

Wow, I am glad you're still Here with US both Sounds like a different Kind of tough and even that doesen't feel like enough. ❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@thewhat6219]

You know, I usually like to wait till the end of the video to comment, but I already know what I want say: this is what I expect from people honestly, simply because they're capable of it. So when I see something that makes people say they've "lost their faith in humanity", I'd rather say I'm just disappointed, because while we have plenty of evidence that people can suck sometimes, we also have way more proof, I believe, that people can definitely do better as well. In fact, sometimes it's in response to the former. Not "be better", because I don't think that can be measured, but just doing whatever they can to be helpful and kind. It's always a great thing to see😊

[@frankcayseron8637]

people say they lost their faith in humanity BECAUSE it is so easy to do small act of kindness but they keep seeing people do petty bullshit and atrocity. yes there are people who will help an elderly cross the road, but you cant really say that balance out school shooting or racism. you are correc there is lot of proof around internet that individuals CAN DO good things. but there is also proof of so many worst people in the world doing nice things too. When people say they lost faith in humanity they dont do it because they cant see the good but because humanity excells at doing worst. even nicest people snap and lose their shit and those are outnumbered by the bad people so although i agree saying you lost faith in humanity is very negative, it is also just a statistical acceptance

[@JoshGrigonis]

That Kal Drogo look alike is Steven Adams, from Australia, and he's a good dude, even though I never liked any team he's played for. A Real One.

[@airbrushaaron666]

Like that Shepherd Fairey baseball tee 👍

[@MrBizteck]

That last tennis player ... just been knocked out of Wimbledon... a Russian guy I think but very popular on the circut. Massive Iron maiden fan infact been known to leave right after a high profile match to go to a hvy metal concert!

[@jpecci1262]

After almost every Alexis Arguello fight total respect and affection.

[@NoProtocol]

I like this Nicaragua reference

[@hmichaelr1]

That's easy - the most beautiful sports moment is any sports moment that you are commenting on! I love your outlook on life!

[@kj_32]

Just goes to show, sometimes the littlest things, like giving a high five, can mean so much to someone else.

[@annasaddiction5129]

Ouch! But also You go people in this Video who apologized and looked if Teammates and opponents were allright. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ The bullies on the play-&break-ground could learn a thing or 2 from yoy.😅

[@jeffjaeger739]

check out Jason Mamoa in Aquaman (he actually managed to make the character cool) and way back in the day he was in Stargate: Atlantis.

[@mrddcass6540]

Real athletes show no mercy.

[@Tijuanabill]

Nice people are cooler than mean people. Remember that on your socials, kiddos.

[@paquinraino8180]

At 3:32, his name is Steven ADAMS, one of the strongest and nicest player in the NBA actually, and fans love to call him Aquaman because like you said, him and Jason Momoa look alike

[@NoProtocol]

Oh wow, I mistakenly thought that video was from years back

[@TheNordicDK]

I have this to say... Soccer Denmark vs Finland, june 12th 2021, Christian Eriksen, Simon Kjær (kjaer)

[@jazznblues9496]

The Neymar/Curry was a photo op. Seriously, do you think Neymar walks around with a Barca shirt in his back pocket?

[@alexbeardsley751]

the soccer players forming a circle around their opponent fixing her Hijab is so damn heartwarming. Much respect!

[@-scrim]

Embarrassing!

[@alexbeardsley751]

@@-scrim to be a Troll, im sure it is.

[@domiiinik4320]

It's weird she was even wearing it, if there's a risk it can come off, just don't wear it or don't play at all

[@pheobebuffet3719]

the trolls are out today

[@-scrim]

@@pheobebuffet3719 Disagree = troll. Do better, this is embarrassing boomer-tier cope.

[@ryderjohnson1293]

"There is a lot of Steph Curry in this video." Steph gonna Steph. 🐐🐐🐐

[@jeffjaeger739]

I used to play soccer and once, during practice, our power kicker absolutely NAILED me in the face. it was NOT pleasant!

[@ravenward626]

Since you're not a big scifi fan you may not have seen "Stargate Atlantis". Jason Momoa becomes a regular cast member in the second or third season; in case you're interested in more Momoa content.

[@nukiesduke6868]

3:54 The network that has the rights to the Olympics goes absolutely ham on any olympic footage. Those were most likely the cuts.

[@Kushncorinthian]

5:14 can confirm that is NOT Scott Sterling 😭

[@urbanastro4701]

I would love to see you reacting to some Cricket videos, Its the second most popular sport in the World after Football/Soccer, but a sport very few Americans have ever seen, I think It would really surprise you

[@deaddoll1361]

Yeah, it seems to fall into the "if it's not in the USA, it doesn't exist category". The world reciprocates by ignoring the US "football" that clearly isn't.

[@bobbyquinting3918]

I never play contact sports. Not that I'm afraid of pain, I detest delivering it.

[@ub-4630]

I need to fix my circadian rhythm. I can't wake up earlier than 7 am now. Sh*thead woke me up at 6:30 and I felt soo groggy.

[@SimonJM]

It is nice to see people acting decently, especially when it it is obvious it is there first thought not a considered reaction. I had a sudden thought about boosk on sport and one sprang to mind, but sadly I can remember neitehr author nor title, just that it was about a tennis tournament and involved many famous people participating (including Einstein). Then I thought about a book that was about golf called (I think) The Yips but I did not much enjoy it so it'd hardly be a recommendation!

[@ShiivaWilding]

Ivo Karlovic is the tall tennis player, and he is VERY tall, standing at 6' 11'

[@InstinktzBTW]

There’s no bigger respect shown than Dale Earnhardt 1998 Daytona 500 victory. Every crew member from every race team waited on him to congratulate and high five him after 20 years of trying to win the Great American Race. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCpZH6vodGBmsksi=jwiP-HhU281j9uui

[@rogeraimable5477]

i think i missed two episodes, and now i see that you changed your background

[@TheGabrielPT]

what about showing the books itself when you're making the literary recommendations? just a fun little detail suggestion :)

[@ThumperKJFK]

LMAO yes the player who you thought was jason momoa AKA Aqua man, that's Steven Adams he's from Australia. And they both are really nice guy's

[@HowardMoon56]

Damn, how many books have you read in your life? It's really impressing. I'm ashamed lol..

[@NoProtocol]

Lol I wish I counted every book but the past few years I’ve been into audiobooks as well which definitely makes finishing them easier

[@cspaikido]

I believe the basketball player that caught the other one is Yanick Noa, if I'm not mistaken.

[@ryane5483]

Yannick Noah played tennis. His son Joakim was the basketball player. The player in the clip was Stephen Adams.

[@thejoelrooganexplosion2400]

Do heavy Rugby hits next. Keep the balance

[@christopherhicks4610]

Hi... huge fan; Thank You for your content. Would you please add The Unplugged version of PORCH to your queue? I'm interested about your take on it.

[@wilgarcia1]

awwwww 😸😸

[@NoProtocol]

Very wholesome today

[@hyperspacejester7377]

Analytics ✌️😎

[@hegemon3]

Aren't runners hugging after a race really common? Some of these scenes seem to be a norm. Which is obviously good.

[@Ubotit_Unaymit]

You mentioned golf again. Out of curiosity, what's your handicap if you still play?

[@mikefufuffalo8487]

Love your reactions to this. Micro-expressions. It lets me see your soul. Your soul is pretty. I bet kids and dogs like you =)

[@earthwormandruw]

Have you ever hit anyone with your golf ball? Onetime on the driving range I hooked a drive so far right it went over the net and hit a guy on the course in the back. He fell over, it was like 250 yards out and he had no idea where it cane from, I never said anything and still feel like a jerk to this day.

[@NoProtocol]

I haven’t, but I have been hit in the back during a game from close range. Left a welt for a couple of weeks

[@earthwormandruw]

@@NoProtocol Well that doesn't make me feel better attt allll!

[@MarijnvdSterre]

It wasn't volleyball, but I played Handball as a goalie. And though the speeds are a little less, but the ball is heavier. Been hit in the face a fair amount. The nose and ear can be nasty for sure (and the rest of the day my nose would itch if hit). Mouth isn't fun either (much rarer) But the forehead, meh. Annoying though it was, it was also a save and gives some extra adrenaline. Didn't like it, but it isn't that bad.

[@adamh9271]

Whoa whoa whoa what’s going on around here?

[@MH-br3th]

Somebody tried to tell me golf wasn't a sport one time. I challenged him to try and keep up with me on the course and he gave up from frustration after the first 9 holes.

[@deaddoll1361]

It may be technically a "sport" but chasing a little ball and hitting it with a stick is hardly an activity for a grownup.

[@seanmacguire8988]

I’m not sure if you have any interest in scp content , but it’s very interesting. It’s a collaborative writing platform where hundreds of users have submitted stories akin to creepypastas but with arguably a lot “smarter” writing I’d say ? I’m not sure lol but it’s really interesting.

[@magvs_mæstro216]

The hijab thing was beautiful

[@GG8888-d4b]

height in tennis is a prety big deal they can serve faster

[@hbg423]

I feel sorry for golfers who fall and get a grass cut…….what were the Scots thinking…..lol

[@TheHarrip]

In case of a zombie apocalypse. Act like a zombie 🧟‍♀️

[@alexgibson7960]

Hey, It's not exactly business related (In fact It's kinda dumb actually) But I've been studying writing recently And I managed to piece together a poem for you. I'm not a good writer by any means, but if there's a way for me to give it to you, I'd like for you to have it.

[@NoProtocol]

Hi, it’s not dumb at all! You can send it to the email that’s linked in the description & I’d be happy to read it. Thanks for even thinking of me

[@alexgibson7960]

@No Protocol OK, awesome, and of course, thank you so much for even responding. I'll work on sending it over right now. It should come from the sender name of "BurningPhoenix".

[@Jarrod2024]

I'm sorry.. I can't keep on watching there are only 3 things in the that will make cry.. OK maybe more.. But... Its sports moments like, kids lives being changed by sports and dogs showing loyalty or dying for their owner.. And your face, I'm sorry u look like u wanna cry which will make me cry.. 😢❤🎉

[@argantyr5154]

I must admit I have a hard time watching the runners getting help to finish the run. Don't get me wrong I can understand why they want to. But sometimes they are in dire need of medical assistance, and your health is more important.

[@dougj7295]

Steph Curry almost never was - hard to imagine that - his mother who had a previous abortion was going to abort Steph as well & changed her mind.

[@yannikamaya]

The Jason Momoa lookalike is Australian. His name is Steven Adams

[@caseydrought867]

????????????????????? No he is from New Zealand

[@yannikamaya]

@@caseydrought867 thanks for the correction. For some reason I thought I heard a sports commentator say he was Aussie

[@WV-HillBilly]

Did the creator have a Steph Curry bias, or is Steph Curry abnormally wholesome? 🤔 I like to think the latter.

[@NoProtocol]

I was wondering the same thing

[@WV-HillBilly]

There's a clip of Steph Curry running on court to interfere with a fan event, guaranteeing the lady wins a partial reward from the contest. It was awesome, but I wonder what the facility thought of him (basically cheating them out of prize money) ? lol

[@theobserver86]

Shes my lover

[@brucenatelee]

Chinese people being nice? COPYRIGHT!

[@andoncroft5154]

I WISH WISH WISH my future girlfriend is HALF as good looking as you 😇 I'd ask you out bah no point we on different continents sadly. Missed your channel other phone stolen just found your channel again 🤓

[@chriskringle5191]

[@FerDutchman]

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