BRITISH FATHER AND SON REACTS! Greatest World Records in Sport History!

[@NotSoFast71]

5 goals in 9 minutes? Hell, that sounds like half a season's worth of goals.

[@Timmycoo]

As someone who grew up doing track and field, it gives me nostalgia watching some of these events. But that 5 goals in 9 minutes is nuts. You can tell his teammates were looking for him always. Same with Klay. When you're in the zone, the ball finds you.

[@TeeSpicerReacts]

I would love to see an updated version of this!

[@johndessoye]

My coach at Tulane was Llywelyn Starks he finished third in at that long jump event behind Carl Lewis and Mike Powell! Best coach i've ever had. I miss him to this day. Llywelyn, if you are out there get in touch, you gave me the drive to become an All-American! i miss his leadership and everything about him.

[@birch5757]

That first one blew my mind. What a freaking beast!

[@marleybob3157]

Mike Powell broke Bob Beamon's record long jump 23 years after Beamon set it with his first jump in the 1968 Olympics. On October 18, Beamon set a world record for the long jump with a jump of 8.90 m (29 ft 2+1⁄4 in), bettering the existing record by 55 cm (21+3⁄4 in). By comparison, Powell's jump exceeded Beamon's record by a mere 0.05 m. When his teammate and coach Ralph Boston told him that he had broken the world record by nearly two feet, his legs gave way and an astonished and overwhelmed Beamon suffered a brief cataplexy attack brought on by the emotional shock, and collapsed to his knees, his body unable to support itself, placing his hands over his face. The defending Olympic champion Lynn Davies told Beamon, "You have destroyed this event", and in sports jargon, a new adjective - Beamonesque - came into use to describe spectacular feats.

[@AmericaSpeaks1]

The weightlifter was Naim Süleymanoğlu *_" Bulgarian-born Turkish Olympic weightlifter. He was a seven-time World Weightlifting champion and a three-time Olympic gold medalist who set 46 world records. At 147 cm in height, Süleymanoğlu's short stature and great strength led to him being nicknamed "Pocket Hercules". He is widely considered as one of the greatest Olympic weightlifters of all time. He is the best pound-for-pound weightlifter in the history of weightlifting._* *_At the 1988 Summer Olympics, Süleymanoğlu set multiple world records in the featherweight division in the snatch, clean and jerk, and total. Following the 1988 Summer Olympics, he made the cover of Time magazine. Süleymanoğlu went on to win Olympic gold in 1992 and 1996. He was awarded the Olympic Order in 2001. In 2000 and 2004, he was elected as a member of the International Weightlifting Federation Hall of Fame."_* He died in 2017 at the age of 50.

[@erichgreig3904]

Saturday Night Live did a bit in the 80’s with the Drug Olympics. Worth a look for a laugh.

[@halah34]

Oh god, Eddie the Eagle lol. We loved him even in America

[@Timmycoo]

lol I watched a short documentary on him and it was pretty great.

[@jenniferworley7115]

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[@MoeDavinci]

I remember watching a few of these lives saying this will never be broken lol. That tennis match was surreal, you could start watching, fall asleep and wake up to the same live match 😂

[@bobzyurunkel]

There’s a great documentary about the American Samoa national football team (the team that lost to Australia 31-0) called Next Goal Wins.

[@darnell-mooney]

i saw the movie about eddie the eagle, taron egerton (from kingsman and elton john) played him, shit was hilarious

[@brandiboyd4181]

The longest tennis match record will never be broken because it’s now virtuallyimpossible. Because of the Isner/Mahut epic & because of a ridiculously long epic Isner had the next year in the semis, all the majors changed their rules for the 5th set to go to a tiebreak, rather than play full games. The 4 majors are the only tournaments that play to 5 sets (other tournaments play to only 3).

[@hifijohn]

Now that you mentioned it Weekend Update: Kevin Nealon on the All-Drug Olympics - SNL

[@benx2230]

That Turkish weight lifter at the beginning used to be 6'4", but the weights squished him down.

[@birch5757]

I never did triple jump but I did LJ, and steps are indeed very important. It's a really fun event, you get to run super fast jump in sand. It's like you're 5 again. 😊

[@SmokeyJoeWood173]

Tom Brady's seven superbowls won is ridiculous considering the most by any TEAM is six by the Patriots and Steelers--and Brady won all six for the Patriots.

[@pglanville]

Marita Koch's Women 400m time of 47 something is insanity.

[@joeforte7829]

That's because she was on steroids all the women's Olympic track records were set in the 80s all women were doing it

[@msp5138]

druggie record...

[@petemcfeet28]

If you're speaking of a single person dominating the history of their sport, I think you would be hard pressed to find anyone within the realm of Wayne Gretzky in hockey. He has more career assists, 1963, than any other hockey player in history even has in career points! (Points are combined goals and assists). His career points total of 2857 is a number that most believe will never, ever, ever be beaten. Check out a Wayne Gretzky career highlight video and you'll be blown away. This was fun. Cheers!

[@jamesontang3218]

butterfly diff from breaststroke

[@lawrencevalliajr]

Love this channel, like all the others

[@johnnash2815]

I'm of close to Daz's generation (finished school in the late 90's) and we done athletics at school, is it not done any more? We done high jump, long jump, triple jump, running and gymnastics.

[@oak7746]

still around. same season as baseball and softball where im from, unless you have an indoor track.

[@johnnash2815]

@@oak7746 we done softball in summer, it wasn’t taken very seriously

[@mneugent7658]

Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hit streak.

[@rdramos13]

Cal Ripken Jr's consecutive games played streak (2632)

[@mneugent7658]

@@rdramos13 Oh yeah!

[@RedRoseKing13]

Peaty has the WR in the Breastroke while Dressel holds Butterfly WR

[@SilvanaDil]

Peaty does the breastroke. Dressel does the butterfly (and freestyle).

[@tool4rage434]

John Stockton's all-time assist record.

[@msp5138]

no one cares...

[@afrocomber]

I don't know who put together this video, but they have a strange idea of the greatest WR's in Sports History! Neither pole vault record belongs on here, especially the Men's record which gets broken on such a regular basis since the last three dominant performers, Sergei Bubka, Renaud Lavillenie & Armand Duplantis kept breaking the record 1cm at a time in order to collect bonuses for breaking the record at athletic Grand Prix events. The great records, in my opinion, are those that smash the previous best and/or stand for a long time. Jonathan Edwards triple jump record being a prime example, beating the previous record by over a foot & it still standing nearly 28 years later. Javier Sotomayor's high jump record is another notable as current scientific thinking believes the ceiling for human jumping ability is not that much higher than this.

[@laynem3242]

Florence GRIFFITH-JOYNER's women's 100 meter record will never be broken anytime in the near future unless drug policy is changed by sport governing bodies. The 1988 record was set during a time when most world class athletes were doping.

[@brianh6]

Not only that. When she ran her 10.49 she also almost certainly benefitted from a faulty wind gauge that read 0.0 m/s. All the other events that day had wind well over the legal limit including one at the same time as her race. Elaine Thompson-Herah ran a 10.54 a couple of years ago. Even with a likely wind aided record set in the doping era her time is still within .05 (it would be the world record if Flo Jo's time was considered wind aided). That's close enough to make me think it isn't impossible to break sometime in the near future.

[@richardsmith1161]

No Karsten Warholm? His 400m hurdle record is close to world class time without the hurdles. Also Mondo Duplantis and Jakob Ingebrigtsen are still very young, many more records to add.

[@patrikengas6479]

my thoughts too, might be an older video though

[@richardsmith1161]

@@patrikengas6479 True, but they had Mondo listed

[@msp5138]

Warholm is a druggie like jakob...

[@humbledude5529]

no one will ever beat Lionel Messi 91 goals season. it's even ridiculous to think about how he did that.

[@jartstopsign]

I'm with Daz, I know records are made to be broken but 9.58 in the 100 is so far ahead of what anyone else has ever sniffed at. I'd be surprised if anyone in my lifetime breaks that number

[@TheIcemanthomas]

It’s damn near impossible. That record is here to stay just like wilts 100 point game.

[@brianh6]

@@TheIcemanthomasChamberlain has a bunch of scoring and rebounding records that I think are way more unbreakable than Bolt's 100m record. All of Chamberlain's records are at least 50 years old. And as time goes on for many of his records players are generally getting farther away from them. I don't think the same thing is likely to occur in sprinting over the next few decades.

[@caseyhoward9101]

Fastest rubiks cube is pretty impressive actually. Just got broken.

[@csurampower]

That video should have been called "Some Bellend Adds Terrible Music to Great Sport Moments".

[@rachellevel8982]

Superhuman 😳

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

Wayne Gretzkys record and Wilt Chamberlain 100 point game will never be broken. Ppl are too good to ever let one person dominate scoring like that in any sport. Number 2 arent even close

[@zevynozevyn4102]

We need the Druglimpics.

[@pontifex9285]

16:54 "world records mean you're the best in the world." No shit?

[@Jdubayou]

Peaty has the world record for breaststroke, not butterfly.

[@mr.thung12]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGjEm31-fbCGpdk yall really laughed at trevor lawrence the other day giving play calls. This vid kinda shows how the QB language works and how werid it gets.

[@msp5138]

no one cares...

[@mr.thung12]

@msp5138 paint the ceiling with your scalp.

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

5 meters is over 16 feet almost two basketball hoops 😅

[@cjpreach]

No Bob Beamon. For most of my life he was the undisputed World Record Emperor. Mike Powell overtook Beamon.

[@areguapiri]

Eddie "the Eagle" was the laughable star of the 1988 Olympics. A movie was made about him a few years ago. ...Mike Powell broke Bob Beamons record from the 1968 Olympics.

[@joits]

Not a good video to react to in my opinion... there needs to be a bit more context given other than just some generic "inspirational" music and a statline. Like for the tennis one between Isner and Mahut... it was 11 hours long and had to be stopped twice due to fading light so it started on June 22nd and finished on June 24th and also featured a ridiculous 5th set score of 70-68. This will never ever be broken at Wimbledon because the instituted a rule change to prevent it from happening again.