The Most ICONIC Sports Moments of the Decade

[@JacksonDels]

It’s almost been 2 years, I’m sorry I didn’t include your favorite moment, and maybe the video wasn’t so aptly titled, but it did numbers so…

[@will.buckley]

I enjoyed it very much!

[@shrekisbae21]

No problem dad.

[@Daniel-iq8zq]

This video is still really good

[@austinschmit7616]

No 2016 cubs world series?

[@linry07]

hockey?

[@battymancremeegg]

most iconic *US* sports moments of the decade

[@ikeliaalexander5723]

Am telling you.. cos I dont relate here in africa

[@lemuelklaasen8744]

100% agree 😂 this is NOT our top sports moments

[@chiefqueef5738]

@Antoine The muggle no the person who made this is prolly from the US and these sports are the most popular here

[@bxbaowufwpq1336]

@@chiefqueef5738 but you can’t deny the fact that a BIG majority of Americans think like their the Centre of the World

[@byGeographic]

@@bxbaowufwpq1336 they're* Do they not teach grammar in Europe?

[@prestonbrooks6820]

Richard Sherman's reaction to the goal line pick is so classic.

[@charlesmcleod7828]

OH THE STENCH!!!

[@yourmomsschlongdong]

For sure. Got beast mode and wouldn’t run him

[@tyvekhomewrap9164]

Pains me to this day

[@williammarseillejr9363]

I crying laughing everytime

[@diamondjoemazing]

Sherman's a jerk, loved to see it.

[@Janet_Airlines802]

That cop celebrating Ortiz’s home run and not dropping his arms at all when Tori goes over is awesome.

[@CynicalRam]

“FUCK THAT GUY, WE JUST TIED THE GAME”

[@DigitaIJustice]

The Tigers never catch a break.

[@trevorrapp7227]

I don't watch baseball much so I don't know anything about strategy and I'm wondering, why give Big Papi a chance to hit the ball? Up 4 runs, 1 out left in the 8th, why not walk their best player? Is the walk for a free run not worth it?

[@mexicandruglordjerry5940]

@@trevorrapp7227 You have to realize, the tigers had an absolute shutdown pitching staff. Even with Ortiz up, they had a rotation that could stun anyone. He just threw a mistake.

[@abelaguilar1052]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@zdurp5724]

As I a Seahawks fan I know that play will never be forgotten and it will always pain me to watch it.

[@mjlives5428]

As it should Worst coaching call ever!Caroll wanted to be seen as some supergenius for doing this play had it worked...ego move imo

[@audir8enthusiast446]

Cry about it

[@zdurp5724]

@@audir8enthusiast446 shut it

[@Tashi_v4]

@@audir8enthusiast446 will do my man :(

[@deathfire096]

@@mjlives5428 it wasn't the coach. It was the QB. He had to read the defender was expecting the route to jump on it and Russell still threw it. Russell has been sucking since especially in Denver.

[@paxtondurrant2900]

“Pass is… CAUGHT! DIGGS! SIDELINE! TOUCHDOWN! UNBELIEVABLE! VIKINGS WIN IT!!” Absolute chills.

[@moosis]

all that just to get blown out by the eagles

[@kody3487]

@@moosis That was the Super Bowl champ, Tom Brady beating, Philadelphia Fuckin Eagles to you sir.

[@JLBeyer]

The only time Joe Buck was excited about a football game

[@k_dubs5222]

@@kody3487 eagles won

[@felix3033]

The only thing that gave me chills is that atrocious defense by the safety

[@jeremy144713]

The Pats VS Seahawks Super Bowl ending has to be one of the worst decisions in sports history / one of the most painful for a Seahawks fan.

[@stevenwalker9013]

Absolute gift. Pats should send thank u card to Pete Carroll every yr. most powerful running back in the game and u try and make Russell Wilson a superstar🤮

[@nikerowan3517]

Should've ran the ball 🤦‍♂️

[@jeremy144713]

@@nikerowan3517 honestly the worst part about it is that they’re throwing the ball on 2nd down.... idk, why not run it twice, maybe even a QB Sneak before resorting to that, it’s crazy how bad that play was.

[@kasozar3800]

And an added ring to Tom Brady‘s legacy that could’ve been evaporator if Marshawn lynch ran that ball

[@Tech-cy9yo]

Run the fookin ball mate

[@ethang9136]

“we will see you…tmr night” strsight goosebumps

[@andyisonfire]

Honestly, both of Joe Buck’s calls were trash in that game. He tempers his excitement when he calls the Cardinals because that’s where he got his start due to his daddy, not to mention who he stole the second of those two calls from.

[@leflopjames6755]

@@andyisonfire Give him a break, he could hardly speak and was losing his voice. If anyone else had said that it wouldn’t be as iconic

[@egan9417]

one of the most iconic calls

[@ChiefBlue4298]

@@leflopjames6755 even with him being hard to speak, he still has little excitement for most plays

[@matthewperkins8682]

U better not be serious about that

[@throwball2248]

That one handed catch by Beckham was the most incredible catch I’ve ever seen.

[@ChaoticDeadshot72]

Tyree catch?

[@GamerzFanz1]

Jones catch if they won

[@ethanritter3609]

until pickens catch

[@aryanshah4703]

@@ethanritter3609 nah

[@dylanplatt1740]

we watched the video too...

[@ay33773]

“Seahawks should’ve ran the ball” will still be mentioned in 50 years

[@marcussavina2726]

They really should have

[@michaelmcgee2026]

Worst sports call in my lifetime

[@rsbandbj1]

that's also the 49ers vs the ravens during the superbowl.... Ref didn't make the bad call, for holding and we just kept throwing instead of running the damn thing. Was the same match that the ravens made the 109 yard TD.. I will never forgive the 9ers for letting that happen.

[@erismana2105]

Along with the L.O.B and what could of been

[@drewguttormsen539]

I'm from Seattle and one of my favorite jokes is "what does Pete Carroll say when you ask him if he wants to win the superbowl?" "I think I'll pass." im also still devastated...

[@maxptaughtme2494]

I remember watching that alabama auburn game live

[@thenovaking1077]

Same my dad was yelling YES not because we like auburn but we HATE bama

[@shattersucks6270]

That was a wild ride. I was only 10.

[@thenovaking1077]

I’m 12 now and that was in November of 2013 so I was 5 or 6

[@hekfilms8666]

Same

[@brots3]

Was it a bowl

[@montblancnoland1]

Sherman's face never gets old bro looks like he went threw 20 emotions in like 2 seconds literally gift wrapped that superbowl for brady

[@6663000]

through

[@yamyalvarez2011]

Q

[@rpsolar716]

@UCg5hv5WyD71h65z7wiaFJ_A bro shut the fuck up, dam every one knows what he means

[@martymcflyyy3157]

😕😲🥴😂😂😂😂😂

[@gordongoodman8342]

Through*

[@danielbuege1]

8:07 I watched this game live. I could not believe it. Being a life-long Vikings fan comes with pain. Lots of pain. But this, this was something special. My whole family was gathered at our parents house to watch the playoff game and it seemed like it was about to end just like every other Vikings playoff season. I tell you, the look of disbelief and joy on my dad's face when we watched the Minneapolis Miracle was nothing short of inspiring. The Vikings then, of course, completely blew it the following week but that was to be expected. They're still the Vikings, after all.

[@pantsmcgee4997]

yeah well i watched this game live as a life long Saints fan and i slammed my dogs skull into my wall

[@danielbuege1]

@@pantsmcgee4997 skill issue

[@Shaka610]

The shock... Will never be forgotten

[@tconolly]

Blew the next game? Ha, more like got assaulted by the best team in football that season ;)

[@grahamsquires3363]

Watched this in a airport and it was surreal

[@enope5674]

Kawhi's 3 against Philly needs to be added

[@neelkrishna]

It was a 2 but yeah

[@averagegoslingenthusiast2033]

We don’t count lucky bounces

[@concxpts.9630]

@@averagegoslingenthusiast2033 Definitely a salty 76ers fan😹

[@VincentVincent_89]

@@averagegoslingenthusiast2033 I can smell the Philly cheesesteaks from a mile away, salty ass Philly fan 😭

[@f.c.e7111]

Faxs

[@romanwhite3676]

“Rebound Bosh, Back out to Allen. His three pointer.. BANG” Chills

[@kingchris7519]

Timeless

[@King_Immanuel]

Forever a classic

[@aidanlyons25]

Legendary and this was the 1st playoffs I ever saw

[@delloffthewall]

Bosh was so clutch. Set the pick for the shot, grabbed the O rebound, gave the assist to Allen, and had the block in OT to end the game. A+ teammate grade.

[@mrbow50001]

Nah man that David Freese HR call was much better than that (sarcasm, I most certainly agree)

[@thematto97]

Aguero's 2011-2012 title winner vs QPR in stoppage time would have been a good one for this video! I (I'm from the U.S.) understand most americans wouldn't understand, but it was just as iconic if not more iconic as any of these to be honest

[@pandaking4900]

As a European, thank you. This video was titled as if only America is the only country un the world.

[@TheCookieCrewCV]

@@pandaking4900 these moments are litterally irrelevant outside of the US, most football moments are just so more iconic and memorable

[@aphyTTR]

its a shame, american sports fans will never understand "aguerrooooooo" or "here's hogg.. DEEENY"

[@vtheruthless1v898]

It was worldwide news. Apart from in the US I'm guessing...

[@carlosmendoza-uk2bk]

I respect that so much salute 🫡 amigo 🇲🇽⚽️

[@오늘도유튜브와]

David Freeze’s iconic homerun will never be forgotten.

[@arsenal-slr9552]

Im a diehard Cardinals fans. I thought it was a dream

[@splurcarti3r]

I will never forget being there when Chris Davis ran it all the way back. what an experience it was.

[@luke8536]

I literally watched the whole game and then went to the bathroom for that play cause I figured he’d miss it and go to OT. Boy was I surprised when I came back…

[@Willland]

I was at that game and the georgia game a week prior, two of the most amazing games I’ve ever seen in my life

[@SlapShotYT97]

I hadn’t gotten to that part in the video yet and I was like r u talking about the baseball Chris Davis lol

[@jaspermashburn9397]

@@luke8536 yeah I know you was😂😂 shi hurts till this day

[@squidhatbros8514]

@@Willland dude that’s actually crazy 2 of the greatest sports moments of the decade imo in the span of a week

[@bluestangGT2001]

That run David Ortiz went on for several seasons in the postseason, the most clutch series of hits ever imo.

[@chrislattanzio6074]

The most clutch baseball player of all time.

[@toddsmith1969]

Whyd they hold back one of the Sox players by his pants? Lmao

[@dcul8812]

I can’t disagree. When he was on that run you just expected him to be clutch. I know it sounds crazy, but I don’t know why they just wouldn’t walk him and take the 1 run… that’s how clutch he was

[@smoothmiles24]

As a twins fan it makes me bummed to see two former twins we let go, one a phenomenal golden glove fielder in Hunter nearly stealing away that clutch Ortiz bomb... I must say - the Twins are a great farm league team for the majors 😆

[@SlapShotYT97]

I agree but Freese’s hits were crazy

[@apllo4193]

Eh it's more like most iconic USA sports moments. Still cool compilation

[@beersoap8406]

Does that really have to be specified? 🤦‍♀️

[@apllo4193]

@@beersoap8406 I mean, obviously. When you have a title like the most "iconic sports moments", you kind of expect it to be just not from a single country. Or are you one of those guys who think the world revolves around the USA?

[@beersoap8406]

@@apllo4193 it’s an opinion post. This isn’t the “Official ‘Most Iconic’ Sports Moments of the Decade”. For all you know, this guy probably doesn’t watch international sports. God you’re an NPC

[@apllo4193]

@@beersoap8406 My comment was also an opinion too. Fancy that. And why thank you. I would love to be an NPC

[@beersoap8406]

@@apllo4193 yeah it’s all fun and jokes until Dee finds out

[@american6437]

DIGGS, SIDELINE, TOUCHDOWN, gives me chills instantly

[@j.vproductions12620]

where’s the real “BLOCKED BY JAMES!!”😭

[@jacobyarmand13]

Mike breens “blocked by James “ is goated

[@TheChosennn]

I’m a warriors fan. That’s just gonna trigger a PTSD flashback for me

[@jacobyarmand13]

@Hutch McGehee different people were covering the game on different radio channels or tv channels . They ALL said blocked by James ,when lebron blocked iggy in game 7 of the finals . But the best one out of all the announcers was mike breen because he’s always so into the game .

[@dietrichmyatt9822]

I like how Joe Buck getting emotional when freeze hit a triple and brought in two runs... St. Louis is his hometown team. You can hear it in his voice he was overwhelmed

[@jasavesimmons7801]

Seven ssseven

[@LCSClips22]

People give him crap cuz of the bad announcing that series, but I’ve seen everywhere that he nearly lost his voice before the series started and still had to commentate. Respect for him still commentating for TEX vs STL

[@David-yv6ow]

NEVER get tired of seeing Nick Saban’s face after the run back!

[@andergustafson6664]

war damn

[@user-uo1qr6vn1q]

A lot of people forget that Iron Bowl wasn’t just a regular rivalry game (despite Auburn/Alabama being one of the best rivalries in sports). It was #1 vs #4 for a birth in the SEC Championship game and, if won by either team, a birth in the National Championship. And people also forget that the entire game was a frenetic, fantastic rollercoaster. The Kick 6 was just the ending of all endings.

[@neume1mb]

The pinnacle of Jordan-Hare voodoo

[@dantesinferno9circlesofHELL]

I totally agree. I'm a Dawg fan but this game was it. The kick 6 was without a doubt the greatest finish to a college football game I've ever seen.

[@roberthays2883]

War Damn Eagle baby.

[@mikesmith5559]

I was the only person watching it at my wife's 10 year reunion and went absolutely nuts when they scored. The wife felt bad that I wasn't loving being there... well, I'm glad I didn't work too hard to let everybody know that I was her husband.

[@vlz.matthew]

the fsu vs auburn game in 2014 was better

[@aboxofbeans]

"Chris Davis! No flags! Touchdown, Auburn! An answered prayer!" The delivery of this is burned into my memory

[@faiththomas1749]

As someone who lives in California but has a bloodline deep in Alabama the Kick 6 will always be ingrained in my memory

[@AidanS99]

3:03 Fun Fact. On the local news in Boston they were showing Halloween costumes. And one guy and his son dressed up as The cop and Hunter’s legs going over the wall. It was incredible.

[@babygyrl2891]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bridget5180]

The big Papi grand slam to tie the game in the bottom of the 8th, 2 outs. I will always remember how I felt in that moment. It rivaled 2004. My whole family literally SCREAMED.

[@okd521]

The Auburn return for a touchdown with no time left. Was one of the greatest plays I've ever seen

[@chiconico9738]

2:55 i remember crying with my dad when Papi hit that Grand Slam. one of the most pivotal moments of that world series run.

[@danielbechard9605]

I remember watching it as well. All I could think was Detroit is gonna run right through us if we loose again. When Ortiz hit that Grand Slam I knew that was the big momentum shift. Let's hope the Sox run through the Astros

[@MrFraiche]

I can't even imagine. Getting to bases loaded while down 4...hitter has never hit a homer against the pitcher...then...destiny. Incredible, straight from a movie.

[@chiefinmota3712]

As a man, imagine calling another man “papi” 😂 I get thats his nickname but damn..

[@megaherky3294]

This is the greatest comment section I’ve ever gone to for a 1:30 AM recommended video. Half of them are angry soccer fans and bewildered Cubs fans

[@adambonilla8451]

@Ernest Maturan cry about it

[@megaherky3294]

@Ernest Maturan Buddy, Americans don’t give a shit about soccer. This is a subjective video. These moments are what come to the man’s head when he thought about the most iconic/memorable sports moments of the 2010s. Everyone’s list would be slightly to completely different

[@VinnyTheTall]

@Ernest Maturan soccer is trash

[@Uzityessir]

@@megaherky3294 you can’t compare football and American football. Ronaldo, Messi, David Beckham will get recognised wherever they walk in the world. ‘Peyton Manning’ and ‘Tom Brady’ aren’t even known outside the US. Football is on a different to every other sport in the world

[@megaherky3294]

@@Uzityessir What does that have to do with anything I said?

[@BakiBundles]

Sherman as a thumbnail should tell you everything about this video 😂

[@toddsmith1969]

Greatest reaction I've ever seen 💀

[@ghostlygondolier8579]

Yep. We all knew the Seahawks would’ve won. But they just had to throw the ball.

[@Buddy.Johnston]

“i can’t believe the call”

[@ethanschwartz9462]

3:00 big respect for the dude who went for it. thats dedication right there

[@Bob_MN_Sports_Cards]

“Diggs… sideline… touchdown… unbelievable! Vikings win it.” 🙌

[@nachogonzaga603]

Best call ever.

[@luisgrau005]

That Ray Allen play has to be one of the greatest plays in sports history without a doubt

[@yessuhyessuh2100]

Hell yea

[@cbarlos663]

I love sports, but the fans truly make moments like these so special. Keep on watching and keep on cheering!

[@gloworms]

Yeah just not the same with cardboard fans and fake crowd noise

[@ddthemage3861]

@@gloworms 😐

[@chscelebrity8325]

@@gloworms yea imagine the Jalen Suggs shot.

[@jcoolguy1548]

They can also make it terrible

[@WowBigMoo]

8:07 we had friends over for this game and we all had pretty much checked out. My one roommate had gone to his room and slammed the door a few minutes earlier but had since come back out just to see this shitshow through til the end. When the Minneapolis Miracle unfolded we all unconsciously jumped to our feet and started jumping around and screaming with zero coherent sense. One of the coolest moments of being human I've ever experienced, just pure unbridled happiness.

[@jakecollin5499]

David Freese run in those playoffs was beyond insane. Clutch play after clutch play in the biggest moments.

[@ronnymartin5354]

The ball hit to right field should have been caught!

[@jmac6743]

@@ronnymartin5354 That's what I've always thought too. How could Washington not have put a defensive replacement out there for Nelson Cruz is beyond me. If I wera a Rangers fan, I would have been completely losing my shit.

[@Danny08364]

It might not have my favorite moment of the Cubs winning the World Series, but this is one hell of a video. I cannot argue with any of them not being memorable, thank you 🌟

[@acandela1294]

I think the most memorable moment from that WS was rajai Davis home run but Rizzo pocketing the ball to give the cubs their first WS since before women could vote was pretty iconic

[@runfr0mthesun]

Born and raised in Cleveland...even got the chance to play a school league game on the gundarena floor and meet all the cavaliers afterwards (this was before lebron and the Q)... So you can imagine the electricity running through my veins (and our city) that night. I still get goosebumps thinking about it , and I'm still so grateful that lebron brought our city a championship. Awesome memory.

[@Holinyx]

I also remember it as the first time Lebron ever showed up in the 4th quarter. I was so happy for Cleveland.

[@dominicrehberger7894]

@@Holinyx bruh 😭 Lebron is one of the clutchest players oat wdym the first time he showed up in the fourth lol

[@Holinyx]

@@dominicrehberger7894 2006 when he got bounced in game 7 by Detroit, he had 5 points in the 4th quarter. The next year they met the Spurs in the Finals, Cleveland got swept and he shot .500. 2008 they got bounced by Boston. Lebron shot .389 and had 13 points. 2009 He got bounced by ORLANDO. He had 4 points in the 4th quarter. 2010 lost to Boston again, he had 10 points. 2011 He lost to Dallas. He had 7 points. 2012 & 2013 he finally won championships but still only had 7 points and 9 points. Keep thinking he's the GOAT. Dude didn't show up in the 4th quarter until 2016. His 13th year in the League.

[@dominicrehberger7894]

@@Holinyx how about when he scored 25 straight and 29 out of the cavs last 30 plus the game winner in the ecf as a 22 year old or when he scored 16 in the fourth in game 6 of the finals to send it to game 7

[@Holinyx]

@@dominicrehberger7894 Remember the time Ray Allen had to save the series because Lebron kept throwing up bricks vs the Spurs?

[@skarpaz]

Pretty much watched every one of these plays on live tv, what a decade.

[@iamepicpr0gamr277]

"Get off me he says" gave me goosebumps

[@cyborgladiator6]

I love how the win it is timed perfectly with the helmet throw

[@freshhh_prince]

There really is something special about being able to watch these live. You always remember where you were

[@willmarazita3189]

i didnt even watch the Odell catch live, but i do remember exactly where i stood when my friend showed me the video the next day after the catch

[@ahuman9113]

I vividly remember rooting for the heat and seeing 7:20 I was in shock by that play. The finals that year was so satisfying and exciting

[@rozay1562]

That 3-pointer by Allen will forever be 🔥 asf and one of the most clutch shots in history

[@jswan2580]

Saved Lebrons legacy

[@hitmanss59]

@@jswan2580 whos the reason they were even in that game?

[@Dokkalvar37]

I laugh so hard at the clip of Freese hitting a homerun out of center-field and that fan securing the ball with a base-slide. Gets me every time.

[@CloudGGMU]

I don't even watch football, let alone college football, but that Alabama Auburn ending is too good to be true, almost like a fairytale ending, what a play!

[@austinrussell6588]

The crowd noise level building during the Kick 6. OMG. So blessed to have been there in person. Was absolutely deafening.

[@bluestangGT2001]

I'm a total Bron fan, but "blocked by James" Will always be the greatest sports moment of my life

[@ElGaby323]

Really? That's just turrible(Barkley voice) I saw nothing special. It's a good defensive play, but that stuff happens every year in the NBA. Just cuz it's LeBron James doesn't make it "one of the greatest plays".

[@bluestangGT2001]

@@ElGaby323 or it's the context of the play. And the massive amount of ground he covered up in no time. You're allowed to have your opinion though, and I have mine

[@kiki9826]

@@bluestangGT2001 not only that but that was in the 2016 final that block was needed if not the warriors probably would’ve won the series, given the situation, it was one of the best plays of his career

[@jakelinder4148]

If it wasn’t for JR making him double clutch, no block

[@bluestangGT2001]

@@jakelinder4148 do you understand that every single play made on a basketball court wouldn't be possible without the other 4 guys on the floor

[@seanwan420]

I could watch that diggs play all day, us Vikings fans don’t have the greatest luck but moments like that is what make it all worth it! Glad we have Jefferson now too, he’s great! Like every Vikes fan, every year, THIS IS OUR YEAR! And if not, there’s always next year… 😅

[@jon8ec]

as a vikings fan i come to tears watching that clip. every single time.

[@fischkopf]

Aww this compilation was good, can't wait till you guys show the soccer ones!

[@AmbushRL.]

It was a good compilation.

[@KingKeseGaming]

As a Heat fan, I still get chills from Ray’s three

[@dantesgaming373]

Yeah that three was crazy

[@daffawaffa]

As a Spurs fan, I still get nightmares

[@SovietScotty]

Nothing tops “We will see you tomorrow night!”. The best sports moment I’ve ever witnessed.

[@waterproof4403]

You obviously don't watch sports

[@Hectorial1026]

@@waterproof4403 How so?

[@JustSomeGuyWithNoMaidens]

Best sports moment I've ever seen won't be known much by Americans. In 2008 during the final round of the F1 World Championship, Lewis Hamilton overtook Timo Glock at the final corner to secure the title from Felipe Massa. It's a moment famous around the world and resulted in the great quote "Is that Glock?!?!".

[@jayr_jit]

@@waterproof4403 r/whoosh

[@waterproof4403]

@@Hectorial1026 have you seen Haile Gebreselassie 27 world records inside athletics? (Thst wasn't in this decade but still) Kipchoges world Marathon record? Almaz Ayana womens 10,000m world record at the olympics in Rio? There are so many amazing events that happened in the olympics and world championships that are light years better than stupid people with big helmets wresting each other in a field

[@kerke4639]

A personal iconic one for me has to be “Lillard, a chance to send the Thunder home. Lillard long range 3, AAAAAAND IT’S GOOOOOD, AT THE BUZZZZZEEEEER!”

[@forktrus]

The cop cheering in slo-mo as Hunter goes over the wall on the replay of the Big Papi homer is fire! HAHA

[@timebombII]

The sequence that led to the Ray Allen shot was so flawless, it almost look unreal

[@Later_Nerd]

I'm a Seahawks fan, goddamn this team brought me so many memories in the past decade. Seems a good time to review these moments with it coming to a close. With that said, I will always fight people calling Pete Carroll an idiot for throwing there. Everyone in the entire country knew Marshawn Lynch was getting the ball. Trusting your stud QB on a quick slant wasn't a tall order. The play even appeared to go as planned, but Malcolm Butler made the play of his life. Go look back at the film, when Russ released it, the WR had separation, Butler just had superhuman reflexes and cut off the route in one of the greatest defensive plays of all time that seems to get forgotten. It gets overshadowed because everyone calls Pete Carroll a dumbass and that gets all the attention. When in reality, Malcolm Butler should be a name cemented in Super Bowl history for that immaculate play recognition. Though if that play never happens and Marshawn does run it in that play or the next, it drastically changes a lot for the Seahawks legacy. The Legion of Boom are widely considered one of the premiere defenses to ever do it. But had the Seahawks pulled off the W in that SuperBowl. The LOB would have beat best offense of all time Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in back to back years. One being the GOAT and the other right behind him as a top 3 - 5 QB ever. Their legacy will always be tarnished by that while people spout of stats from teams who played 40 years ago when motions, audibles and playcalling was much more predictable. But that LOB defense was explosive and should be right there with the 2000 Ravens for most electric defense of all time.

[@macabree5856]

Perfectly perfectly written. Incredible comment although I've read thousands on this subject alone over the years lol

[@ME-bd4xj]

Brandon Browner didn't get enough credit for both recognizing the play and pushing Kearse back to not allow for more separation between Lockett and Butler. The play had a higher percentage statistically to succeed than the run did, it just didn't work out.

[@proudsalsa7609]

you know its an iconic moment when even buck starts screaming

[@BbBb-vb7jj]

I still remember that interception so clearly, should have ran it with lynch, and that’s coming from a pats fan for life

[@D0ntTaseM3Br0]

Living in San Antonio... I can't tell you how gut wrenching game 6 was in 2013. But that pain went all away next year when we destroyed them.

[@daffawaffa]

I'm only halfway through the video, thanks for the trigger warning for disturbing content 😂

[@joshpatrick7613]

Pop taking out Duncan cost the Spurs that title.

[@j-rey-]

@@joshpatrick7613 He did it for a good reason. They needed perimeter defenders for that play, and Duncan was too slow to guard out there. It was really just a freak occurrence and not much could have been done about it. It was more about Bosh and Allen being clutch than any mistakes that the Spurs made.

[@j-rey-]

Dude... it was on my birthday, June 18th. We were having a watch party, and the entire night was ruined 😆😭

[@glumbum6]

Packers fan here but god damn the Diggs play always gives me chills. Despite all of our own letdowns over the past few years I still honestly feel bad for that fanbase.

[@l2kwavyl]

As a Saints fan ….. it is what it is , you have to accept it and move on and learn from it , basically Turn The L into a Lesson. Our time will come eventually 🙏🏼

[@glumbum6]

@@l2kwavyl Amen bro. I actually meant the Vikings though, haha.

[@l2kwavyl]

@@glumbum6 oh my bad 🤣

[@eliwilson3902]

As an eagles fan, I remember seeing that game and I was honestly kind of happy, as I was afraid of them playing Drew Brees in the playoffs. Obviously the rest of the story continued and their backup quarterback led them to the teams first ever super bowl win.

[@derikr3744]

A bat flip home run over the Cubs winning the World Series, the longest drought in American Sports...

[@TG-nhl]

Because everyone still remembers Bautista’s bat flip. Nobody, other than Chicago fans remember their world series win

[@derikr3744]

@@TG-nhl Anyone who is a true baseball fan(maybe even sports fan) remembers that Cubs World Series. 😉

[@jeremymccommons7741]

@@derikr3744 More people heard about the Cubs winning the World Series than almost any other world series since the 1900's.

[@famguy218]

@@TG-nhl who the fuck remembers that Jose’s bat flip lol everyone kinda remembers a 108 year drought ending

[@trevorrogan5329]

Go Cards, Cubs are washed 🧹

[@loadedandloced311]

OMG THIS VIDEO MADE MY MONDAY, THANK YOU !!!!!!!! THIS IS GREAT

[@wadebrandsma9741]

Great video absolutely loved it. I would add some hockey clips next time if possible

[@wiscohut203]

Martinez double OT goal vs rangers in 2014 finals

[@sportsallday7663]

@@wiscohut203 I would also add the Karlsson assists to Brassard and Hoffman in 2017

[@wiscohut203]

@@sportsallday7663 definitely

[@MisterStubstep]

Alabama and Auburn still blows my mind to this day

[@JimLahey_and_Blulian]

I love how excited the cop got. Took him a while to get over his excitement to make sure Hunter was okay 😂

[@Dominik-dj2mj]

Lynchs' runs will forever be the most ELECTRIFYING runs in football. "get off me" 😤

[@Tom-ge3ti]

I’m french and i don’t understand why this actions are so iconic (exepted the basket) but is cool to see an other culture that mine

[@JacksonDels]

they happened in big moments and some (obj catch) influenced a whole generation of sports fans and players to start with one handed catches

[@mattperrin8430]

Tom Work on your grammar friend

[@Scriv17]

@@mattperrin8430 He is french, probably doesn't have enough time to learn perfect english.

[@mysticdevils]

@@mattperrin8430 i’m in rotation bestie do you speak more than one language ??

[@NoGood_Advice]

that patriots seahawks one is prbly the most well known. still insane for years to come

[@gosg1120]

"The most iconic sports moments of the decade in USA"

[@keonieugenio]

Alright buddy

[@willbuckley1640]

yea he's got a point, but they are still really iconic just all American. tbh nothing wrong with it tho

[@joshf6148]

3rd clip is canadian tho

[@marihuano4204]

@Pixelated Puffin "Cry" dude, he's literally saying the truth. This is only AMERICAN sports. There's no football ⚽, tennis, swimming, hockey, boxing, rugby (and more) moments. The world doesn't give a single fuck about USA sports. Literally no one cares. The only one which is global is basketball. Y'all forget that "soccer" (football) is the biggest, the most loved and the best sport in Earth...

[@ferdinand3652]

the title should be The Most ICONIC Sports Moments of the Decade in the USA.

[@billykneeshaw]

American sports*

[@JacksonDels]

yep

[@1eyedryy430]

Jose’s bat flip?

[@jimmytumbles9640]

3 American sports.

[@Joseph-rx9tp]

@@1eyedryy430 American sport

[@martintuck9750]

@@chrisdeluca3139 wtf ur sports for fuckin pussies

[@leossantos1319]

How can this be the most iconic sports moments without any world cup or olympics moment

[@lochnloaded6905]

Well done video these are the moments I instantly think of when it comes to top moments of the decade (still pains me every time I see the Ortiz homerun. Especially me being a tigers fan) the only thing I would add is some other sports mainly because the title is indicating all sports, maybe something boxing… but baseball, football, and basketball are the sports I instantly think of.

[@jacksonluke7174]

Im a tigers fan to and it seems like ever since that home run we have been cursed

[@lochnloaded6905]

@@jacksonluke7174 yeah I go from thinking we’re gonna be 2-0 and we have verlander on the mound at home this is exactly what we needed, we might even get a sweep of the best team in baseball (just like we did the year before). Disappointing because that series was the decider of who would be the World Series champion. Miss Jim leyland the most though he really knew what he was doing.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

@@lochnloaded6905 Hockey?

[@ryanlester8421]

DIGGS! SIDELINE! TOUCHDOWN! will forever be a classic

[@Copynnpaste]

Amazing, I saw almost all of these clips when they actually happened. Great video

[@JacksonDels]

thanks!

[@bigpharmasports9120]

I'm a football and basketball fan, but I never have cheered as loud as I did when Rajai Davis tied it up game 7 against the cubs during the legendary curse breaker world series. Even though we lost, I think both fanbases came away with a win after that legendary series

[@ElYams]

Most of these clips lose the emotion of the moment because of the broadcast crews you picked for the video. Give me "Auburn's gonna win the football game" all day!!!!

[@JacksonDels]

actually a fair point

[@ElYams]

@@JacksonDels appreciate the response bro! Great video nonetheless 🔥

[@NickTheTowelGuy-iy3op]

@@JacksonDels not really. They had to the moment.

[@wyldeman7]

Right? Especially that lebron block. Used like 3 different crews and still missed the good one lol.

[@Eric-oq2yu]

i dont even like college football but that Auburn announcer (RIP) made me tear up when he said that

[@estilkind]

I'm watching and I'm loving this. Thanks!

[@estilkind]

And I always wondered what happened to that Tigers outfielder after he fell over the fence (now I know)

[@charliep5139]

I definitely dont agree with all these, but that auburn win still gives me chills! That was definitely the last time I had to call up everyone I knew and be like, "did you see that?!"

[@vladimirjackson1272]

LeBrons block of Iggy is just so epic! How they came back from down 3-1 to win that series against a 72 win team is I think the most amazing thing ever! Golden State was the better team but, LeBron is the best player in the world and he proved it!

[@davidfalterman8713]

The fact that my Saints are on the receiving end of two of these should tell you everything you need to know about being a Saints fan 😭 (still a good comp tho)

[@Sonicz0]

Same with the Rangers

[@turnupthesun81]

But they got that Super Bowl post Katrina. That had to erase a lot of that pain of being a Saints fan.

[@2moreminutes]

I'll always hate the Saints for that dirty playing bounty shit lmao

[@sithlordofoz]

iconic - so long as you assume no sport happens outside of the USA. Any where else. Ever.

[@VinnyTheTall]

I’ll never forget the Beastquake run....I remember trying to repeat that run in Madden back in those days...that game was huge because I’m pretty sure the year before the Saints won the super bowl

[@frederickgambke9427]

Saints were defending champs. And Seahawks won the NFC West at 7-9 that year.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That was an awesome stroll down memory lane. All the plays were amazing. James block was really needed at that time. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@David-iv6je]

People forget that Iguodala had an injured back and could hardly walk the game before. So that's not the best block. I'd give it to Tayshaun Prince blocking Reggie Miller.

[@Makingwaves_123]

Man I remember when Ray Allen made that 3 pointer.

[@chrisw9534]

The clip that should always be played when showing the Ray Allen three-pointer is the part where the Heat fans run back to the stadium and try to get back in to see the end of the game. The fans had given up on the Heat leading up to that shot. Feels like important context for that moment.

[@Linky609]

Might have gotten worked over by Philly the next week but the Minneapolis miracle was a great moment.

[@Bruno-zk6pq]

Libertadores 2019 finals and you’ll see whats really iconic

[@vincenzoraggio]

They are americans, they will never consider something it's not part of their culture.

[@luismorales8164]

Yawn

[@notoriouseagle1074]

@@vincenzoraggio Quit crying, we don't make fun of South Americans.

[@OldBenKenobi2318]

Game 6 of the 2011 World Series is one of if not the greatest playoff game of all time. I’m sad I was only 5 years old and missed watching it live. My biggest regret in life. It gives me chills watching it 12 years later. Couldn’t imagine what it felt like watching it live. All I gotta say is Ranger fans must’ve been down in the dumps for a few months lol. They probably still are.

[@arsenal-slr9552]

I had my finger on the TV power button when David Freese was down to his last strike. I was ready to turn it off

[@johncarroll1872]

Most iconic moment for America should be your tittle.

[@technole]

i always felt Joe Buck has always been more excited in playoff baseball games but he's picked up his NFL game in the last several years.

[@jswan2580]

Was at the Red Sox game when Ortiz hit the grand slam, one of the most insane things I’ve ever seen the Tigers outplayed us all game and just felt like thier game and their series to win, that hit single handily flipped momentum Fenway went absolutely bananas

[@philipsullivan4885]

The Butler interception still haunts me. Richard Sherman's reaction is so relatable.

[@Hazeleyedbri]

Probably the most MORONIC play call in history. Another reason I hate Pete Carroll

[@Hazeleyedbri]

The most impressive thing about OBJs catch is that he was held

[@AsHDro1d]

You live in your own bubble when you think it's THE MOST ICONIC yet the rest of the world is watching some of the sports for the first time lmao

[@De-Plexx]

Only 3 sports in here? And only 2 of the clips would make it into an actual video featuring other sports

[@Ok-ik4ww]

Bcuz no one in North America likes soccer or cricket

[@yajnalgibno6536]

what an ugly ass collection of Vid here... Winning game Buzzer Beater Shot from NBA can replace all this trashy compilation

[@commish8417]

Some good moments on the list but huge omission that the Cubs winning the World Series in 2016 for the first time in 108 years is not included.

[@bigDean636]

For the rest of my life I will never forget David Freese connecting with that ball in the bottom of the 9th

[@jacksonperez5615]

I know, I was there