Most Beautiful and Respect Moments in Sports EVER!

[@grantharriman284]

The dad who carried his son for a triathlon is actually even more impressive than it is made to look here. They finished an Ironman. 2.5 mile swim 112 mile bike and then a marathon. Finishing that is a near impossible task under ordinary circumstances. What they did deserves to be legendary.

[@bradleylefika9209]

Normal people that trained for it sometimes don't even finish it. He did it while carrying his son. I shed a tear

[@Skulljeep00]

He was on all sorts of news and media throughout the US. He was even on Oprah Winfrey's daytime TV show too.

[@sahalnadya]

The real ironman in world

[@klenda771]

Sadly I believe the dad passed away a few years ago.

[@richardmoreno5160]

Absolutely amazing 👏

[@tedcain9577]

The father who carried his son through a whole triathlon brought me to tears. He deserves a medal. As a father with a child suffering from cerebral palsy this hits home hard

[@Raise986]

Dude had to have been an absolute beast to be able to do that too

[@weissswingsthemic]

Made me tear up man.

[@leonardnimoy7]

My son too and yes it hit really hard. Also I agree the dad is a total beast. This is one tough sport, only elite athletes enter. To complete it like they did was immense. The dad is amazing and the son too, he would have been zapped of all energy after that. Wonderful, just bloody wonderful. And I am bubbling again 🥹

[@MommaOsoIrish]

The father that carried his son through the triathlon is astounding! The absolute athleticism it takes just to complete that feat, let alone to be carrying your child during it! Amazing. Of course, all of these show exemplary sportsmanship. Kudos!

[@karencarpenter8884]

Shed a few tears here. The dad who carried his son through triathlon …Wow 🥹

[@celenathetrinigirl]

Me too.

[@georgeflutey838]

Same, that was awesome.

[@rappokalling1]

@ They're son and father, you da*n as*.

[@Webster132]

Champion

[@bennypaea5821]

Dad n son have competed in many other triathlons too...great dedication

[@TheRealKlinky]

The dad who carried his son through the triathlon is my absolute hero...we all say we'd do anything for our kids but he's shown what real love is♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@nevaehschattenfluegel9652]

Look up the documentary about them. They are responsible that in the USA handicapped people have a right to go to public school and that a lot of sport events now have a handicapped division. What Dick Hoyd achieved is unbelievable. Sadly he passed away last year with I think 86years.

[@b.boston8529]

@@nevaehschattenfluegel9652 thank you for sharing more details of their story. God bless them and God bless you.

[@Goatsandducks]

Humbling

[@arsalandinkhah9631]

dads = mean of life and love moms = what makes a dad from a man

[@bizerker1497]

Was blessed to know Dick Hoyt and his son Rick. Amazing family.

[@Karthik-karikalan]

The respect of scoring a goal for their departed fellow player… literally I had my tears flow…

[@sandeep-bx6kd]

😢😢

[@jodyamnpurrier-killingbeck1147]

Same here

[@epickett63]

I don't even FOLLOW soccer, and that one got me...

[@Karthik-karikalan]

@Jeff Mattel if ur a true sportsman you will cry

[@Karthik-karikalan]

@Jeff Mattel bro don’t take it as criticising you, I was a sports person 15yrs ago, my fellow player and my fav junior Karan Kumar he died in an accident.. I know how much my team missed him.

[@drunkindonuts13]

The dad running onto the track to help his son finish the race was amazing. Brought tears to my eyes.

[@CalIunn]

Not sure why they didn't name him but the athlete is mo Farah (probably one of the most popular runners for great Britain) I remember watching it live too.

[@galinkrastev4427]

That was the best

[@globalgourmand]

it gets me every time

[@kjford587]

@@CalIunn that's derek redmond...

[@CalIunn]

@@kjford587 ah shit

[@a.walters123]

This isn’t a compilation of victories which evoke deep feelings in our heart, it’s the kindness. These acts of humanity and sportsmanship are eternally more important than competition or winning because they display the true importance of compassion.

[@patwalker5133]

All of them were touching, but the two 12-yr old boys wrestling was wonderful. Both of the boys parents should be proud they raised good people.

[@brook13111]

That one 7th grader, don't know who was teaching him, but you can tell he's definitely going places and going to meet some wonderful people. Losing again a paralyzed opponent isn't something I'd hear anyone do. Parents must have tought him well 👌

[@bradleylefika9209]

At 12 years old to have a heart like that is spiritual

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[@codyslayer6715]

Ya as a former wrestler that made a little water fall from my eyes. By the look of kid's singlet (custom) he's a contender. His actions say he is a champion!

[@vagabond142]

1:36 This one is double-important for sportsmanship because the Suzuki rider, Alex RIns, and the Ducati rider, Jack Miller, are absolutely the fiercest of opponents. During that season, they were neck and neck at almost every race, and would often engage is fair but pitched battles on the track. So the fact that Miller was the one to stop and give him a lift shows that while you can be savage on the track and fight your heart out, you're still a nice guy under it all.

[@AgeraXXX]

That's dope man.

[@vagabond142]

@@AgeraXXX If they had used the full clip, Miller even pops a wheelie down the last straight before the pits with Rins riding it like one of those mechanical bulls in country-themed pubs XD

[@bryantwiltrout5492]

That’s pretty awesome. It’s all about the competition and having that drive to beat each other on the track, but at the same have complete and utter respect for one another and wanting to go at it as equals without trying to be assholes to each other. It’s like the complete opposite of how Niki Lauda and James Hunt were when they had their rivalry in the beginning. Eventually they grew to admire and respect one another

[@clydebakker1603]

was this after the race was finished?

[@1zanglang]

This reminded me Mansell giving a lift to Senna at the end of Brittish GP in 1991

[@privatesocialhandle]

That dad carrying his son throughout a triathlon is nothing short of an absolute fkin legend.

[@greengoblin876]

Mad Labs is usually full of keekh but they done well with this one .

[@OriginalPuro]

fucking*

[@slimpop77]

That little boy on the rugby field touched me most... for the team to just concede a goal just to let the little boy feel part of the game..... that the greatest love of all

[@nicolasrodriguezvargas9995]

The one "last goal before being buried", bro, that one hit the deepest part of me

[@Drakesonone]

Yes it make me Cry. It show how much of a family they are.

[@peterjamieson2441]

Me too bro

[@thecommentingstug]

@@Drakesonone Reminds me of Romain Grosjean’s crash in Bahrain in 2020. All the other F1 drivers were notified that the session was red flagged and the first thing they said was “Is everyone ok?”

[@notreallyaniceguytho1648]

Nope. That's the funniest shit here. Lol imagine being a corpse and your casket is being kicked with a SOCCER ball. Lmfao. 💀😂

[@desertfoxxx98]

@@notreallyaniceguytho1648 football dipshit.

[@drbettyschueler3235]

I gave up on professional sports, decades ago, because of the drugs, greed, and unsportsman- like behavior seen in so many prominent athletes. I love watching these videos, of athletes helping their fellow athletes, as it reminds me that there are still lots of wonderful athletes out there.

[@EsoxLucius21]

Well at least lance Armstrong never cheated.... LOL, that was hard to type. The kid that got pinned by the other 12 year old was amazing. What a good sport. We need that for everything.

[@151pyroblaze]

Never give up show the world what it truly means to be an athlete

[@racquelstennett4334]

You could make the difference

[@habeckkentrn]

I gave up on professional sports in the 80s when baseball went on strike during a recession. So I totally get you.

[@swiftbobber]

I find the isle of man motorcyclists humble. It's on now

[@stephaniecollins9202]

I still can't stop crying after the brother helped his brother to the race finish line and pushed him to come in second 😊😭😭. Tears of joy These stories were sooooo wonderful ❤️ Irving, TX (DFW) 7/17/22

[@hughjunit2503]

There is no greater love then that father carrying his son for the entire triathlon............words can't describe such a huge emotion...........great dad

[@TAF_YT]

Sometimes it's not always about winning, being there for other people and supporting their dreams is much more important than a gold medal! I hope everyone reading this can achieve their goals and dreams ❤️

[@ann-brittbjurhult4997]

Thank you

[@AnikaJarlsdottr]

its about respect for their fellow athletes. everyone has worked hard to get to that level, but some people just seem to forget and think that only they have been through hell and back to be there.

[@KruggKruscherp]

Sometimes, *truly* winning isn't coming in first in the competition or game.

[@billsalvey]

The dad who carried his son through the triathlon is thee most epic thing i have ever seen 👍👍

[@gorillapantsuit1734]

I have so much respect for the runners who helped their opponents across the finish line. If you run, you know how easy it is to just fly pass somebody who has fallen and can easily just be passed

[@JEBossTon92]

For some reason, the teammate scoring his last goal from his casket got me the most. Something about that is very ceremonial like and beautiful.

[@cobblerama]

Yeah that one really got my allergies going. Damn

[@MoparGuy1625]

@@cobblerama ditto

[@KurtKn1sp3l]

Same here. That was an incredible nice gesture

[@lianefehrle9921]

Why do I look at these? I love watching people do things like this. Everyone in the world should be kind.

[@taffythegreat1986]

Brings a tear your eyes. I wish the whole world was like this. What a lovely world this would be.

[@a.walters123]

Even competing in an Ironman is hard. But finishing an Ironman is EXTREMELY difficult. However, doing so while carrying your son the entire son is legendary. That man is a world class father. Absolutely amazing human being. ❤️

[@tyrellchibvongodze3566]

All these are touching and worthy of praise. However, I enjoyed the boy running across the field with the ball the most. That's a real confidence booster for a kid.

[@femtoeclipse860]

As a soccer player myself the team and their departed team member that one hit me deep it was very touching. No disrespect to the other moments of kindness and dignity.

[@carltonwalters611]

I love the part when the father went on the track to help his son finish the race.

[@smokeynedith3555]

With the way the world is getting today, it's scenes like these that show there's STILL some love in it.

[@GaryLaaks1]

An example of what humanity can be. Heart warming and beautiful.

[@toeknee3868]

Amazing Father Carrying his Son through the race. God bless him

[@TuanVFX]

7:15 wow is it the scene from Disney "Cars" when Mcqueen push the King back to the finish line. I thought it is only in movie but it does happen in real life, amazing

[@jtpromolab]

It was after the race was over, but still cool

[@TerriZandecki]

It is an scene of car that was just really like it!

[@WOLF-uq6bg]

that car pushing scene was like in cars movie❤😍

[@Fotosynthesis858]

I followed the Rick Hoyt story when I heard about years ago & he’s a true hero. I’m a lot younger than he is & I couldn’t imagine doing what he accomplished. Rest In Peace, Rick Hoyt ✌🏾💪🏻

[@Jerry-ez4ph]

EVERY SINGLE ONE of those warmed my heart to tears. I just wish world leaders had 1/2 the compassion for other countries.

[@paumaximus7572]

"ronaldo didnt loose his humanity" Cavani was delaying the game (remember in soccer the time doesn't stop) Ronaldo's team was losing and he wanted to speed up so he "helped" him to get out of the field.

[@AntonioGGATX]

Thank you! I was going to post the same if nobody else had already.

[@ronintje7647]

Indeed, that had nothing to do with "humanity", there is a reason he let go of him and turned around the moment the guy was behind the line.

[@blee4288]

The power of media That’s how these guys become “humble and great” by manipulating mainstream media

[@blee4288]

One can even stage things like what Ronaldo, Messi etc. did by hiring people

[@Opinionatorr]

I agree but I think it's worse that you called Cavani Cabañas.

[@b151proof]

damn, some of these actually brought me to tears. specially the father son one

[@bandy390]

Brought tears in my eyes..... This is called humanity...

[@tangoalpha1091]

Seeing the fathers jump in to help their sons and giving the crippled or less-mobile people a chance to have a sports experience is amazing.

[@starry53]

It's very tearjerker moments. I wish my dad will be there if I ever participate but he passed away from brain tumor since 2 years ago. Go for Part 2 MAD LAB.

[@brianinnis1391]

So sorry to here of your father passing may god ease your pain you will be ok my friend god bless you

[@nikiTricoteuse]

Absolutely heartwarming to see such altruism and kindness from such a range of people. Definitely raised right!

[@bruh-ib5hz]

It's still heartbreaking when I see all the drivers stand around after Jules Bianchi's death

[@louciampanelli9256]

yeah man, that just made me think about those same drivers carrying his casket into the church for his funeral. That Japan GP was the only time I've turned off a race, cus you just knew what had happened.

[@sadiq_akbar_taranwal]

We all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes its just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future 💛

[@JamesHeinrich-vk7vz]

It's a vid, not Rocket Scientology. Relax.

[@ledrash6079]

And 80% is covered since several months by other channels. Still, the 20% was worth watching too :)

[@al.s9351]

Probably re-uploading old content

[@Chauhan_Kannada]

I am a tough person from Indian Army. I don't know, my eyes are moist. There is enough compassion in every human heart, just let it flow free,

[@user-eo7ih2id9c]

OF COURSE I CRIED!! YOU DON'T SEE THAT KIND OF SPORTSMANSHIP EVERYDAY! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!❤

[@joaosalta]

1:42 the good old Miller, he does so many times things like this😊 2:00 i happend to see this... live, ronaldo wanted to win, the other wanted to gain time... 3:08 boy! made me cry... 4:05 so much respect 🙏

[@chrisschlis9440]

Helping each other finish what they started is so awesome to watch!

[@alexander.tahtadjian]

This...this is what sports is truly about. No conflicts. No hate. Just people enjoying the game and true sportsmanship and respect that come with. Winning is not always everything...its how we choose to be remembered that matters.

[@vikimseruh4500]

When you watch something like this, it gives you hope knowing that there is still good in humanity. Tears are flowing from these eyes of mine and hope renewed to my heart.

[@dfwalker]

Generosity and compassion deserve respect and admiration, a heart medal against competition and ego. Humanity is always the best part of us.

[@wolf2o972]

I love it when people are helping each other that is what matters most in this world

[@louciampanelli9256]

That happened again this year with George Russell running to Zhou Guanyu after he saw his crash.

[@diecastcollector2660]

Tears of joy seeing other's help each other

[@cool3929]

The goal from the casket will forever stay with me.

[@thkempe]

9:50 I love the joy of the Swedish pole vaulter Bengtson who got another pole from her French opponent Guillon-Romarin after losing her own and then succeeded with the unfamiliar equipment. Bengtson even managed to set a new national record in this competition.

[@audrece]

Love to see there are still acts of kindness in this world.

[@andrewchapman2024]

This is the good stuff we need more of in life.

[@russtuck9241]

Kindness has no winners or losers

[@justinkanicki8044]

ALOT more

[@martygerlach5799]

What touched me the most is" All of them " , that's what sports is all about 😀

[@techcloud2510]

Should not show such videos..these are true heroes living their lives every day. A big thanks for putting these videos together. Made my day.

[@airfriedquadsbw]

Being human and taking the high road, leads to the greatest victories.

[@johnhopkins849]

Yes. No matter what, never lose your humanity.

[@jordantaylor2509]

we need to see more of this not just it in sports but in everyday life just being there for somebody when they need it that's the most important thing in the world is showing the love we all should have for each other

[@chrisdickens8141]

The father helping his son was the most touching of all of them to me. What was even more touching was the father taking the son’s hand off his face and making him appear to stay strong. 😊

[@stone420]

I definitely shed some tears. Humanity is Alive and Well. ✊🏼💚

[@banditeastlick2471]

I was choking on some tears on some of these

[@jubrajtoolsie680]

What a kind football player! That'll make that kid be the next football legend some day.

[@ATH3IST-FLuKE]

If you are referring to the Ronaldo clip helping a player off the field, you need to know he did it for selfish reasons to get him off pitch. Time was almost up on them in this cup match, that's why he did it. Did'nt you find it odd when he gets him to the line and just runs of with no visual or verbal "well wishes". Just Sayin

[@alanhenderson9092]

I often watch these vids and I’m always uplifted. If only we could put people like this in charge of the world., what a beautiful world we could be living in.

[@VikasSingh-ec2tf]

My eyes filled with tears ,😭 its so good to see so much humanity.. I wish every person become a real human.. And stand for others with a smile 😊

[@SillyOwastyrus]

The one with the boy letting the boy with paralysis or something win is just pure gold 🥺❤️

[@carlastewart3566]

It’s wonderful to see that respect in sports and restore faith in humanity!!

[@MrSimz07]

Such heartwarming, I am tearing up just watching this. Thank you for these videos.

[@pammaggio8135]

This brings my faith back in humanity! Thank u for posting .. had a good cry❣️❣️👏🏼👏🏼

[@elvoria]

Although they may have lost the race to help someone, they gain friendship for the rest of their life. That's more precious than winning IMO.

[@xclusivekid123]

Definitely had me in some tears.. 😢🙌🏼💪🏼🙏🏼 Humanity is still alive

[@Memoly]

i love to see that there r beautiful humans under us.....

[@tanveerchowdhury7630]

Thank you MAD LAB for the post ❤️

[@M-ANTONY-888]

Cant say one clip touched me the most, They were all brilliant.

[@timewellspent9216]

That made me cry, twice! WTF! I never thought THAT would happen with your videos. Great compilation 👍❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Afifahhh]

Thankyou. I feel really good after watching all this great people . God bless you

[@carolinequigg9783]

I'm not crying, my eyes are just a bit moist! Compassion, a bit of humility and a whole lotta love...awesome!

[@RakTeh]

OMGosh MAD LAB you are making me bust out crying every day it seems! Namaste. Keep it up!

[@goawayimreading1685]

In a world full of selfishness that promotes "being the best" and outdoing everyone else, it is so incredibly refreshing to see that there are people who are still human, who have hearts and _compassion._ It's becoming more and more rare these days, especially in competitive areas such as sports and dance (I grew up in both). Seeing these compilations helps me keep in mind that there are still people here and there who are willing to go against the grain and be kind, and who will love others more than themselves. So encouraging. :) I loved all of them, but the one with the four year old was beautiful. Children are so often blown off and brushed aside that it was beautiful seeing both teams go out if their way to make him one of them. The men who pretended they couldn't catch him and dove onto the grass without touching him-that little boy will remember that for a long time.

[@vasilebandila2502]

Almost nobody cares who won some race 10 years ago, but thousands still cheer for who helped their fellow human in need!

[@olivenethomas4042]

Basic human decency is the main ingredient in being great. These were all very touching.

[@annalucy89]

Human kindness is just the most beautiful thing to see and especially amidst all the violence and evilness going on in the world!

[@hughcaires7434]

There are times where just being a good person is more important than the victory.

[@austinhawthorne8649]

I'm not one to watch soccer (football) but I can always say that soccer players are some of the nicest people in the sports industry. I'm not even really sure who Ronaldo really is, but even that doesn't stop me from truely appreciating this man and what he does. Such a genuine kind soul. ❤️✊

[@andieanders4840]

It is a wonderful feeling to see humanity in sports. God bless them all

[@countryjohn4137]

99 % of these nearly had me crying. i loved them all

[@wings_typhoon]

Just beautiful. Love the sportsmanship

[@sagarraopatil77]

Real human being and real champion 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 . solute every countries becouse of this like sports persons . Wow . U make my day . Thanks 👍.

[@rafasimsim]

1:28 the best day in his life for sure. Brought me to tears

[@Chris-fl2tt]

That man that carried his son through the whole triathlon is just next level human on every level

[@biker306]

If we all did these things, our world would be a wonderful place.

[@willielee2376]

I would like to see Part 2,3,4...... Humanity needs these moments more than ever 👍🏿

[@coreydaniels3493]

I am 6’2 260 pounds I’m probably about as manly and as macho as you can get but every time I watch random acts of kindness it makes me cry like a baby it gives me such a wonderful feeling inside… it amazes me that there’s so much sickness and hate in this world when kindness can make a persons soul feel so beautiful

[@blacksheep9772]

Nothing is more masculine than that. 😉 from a 50k 5'2" female 😊

[@sithlordrj8883]

Yeah I'm similar, 6'5 etc etc..and what gets me are videos like this and when people treat innocent abandoned animals with dignity. It enrages me just how cruel some people are.

[@luminisant]

Welp, I'm 5'7 😔 But I feel the same way

[@AJRacing90]

6:57 as a Hendrick fan, this was a fantastic moment I'll never forget. Simply a wonderful passing of the torch

[@limedude]

Yeah, I remember that

[@HONOR-SoldiersComingHome]

*These moments make my eyes start to redden, I don't know why but I feel so happy.*

[@danielelkin995]

Thank you for these. Perfect for a Monday morning :) Subbed

[@dhudude8723]

Great content as always

[@brooklynzone1769]

This so nice it brings tears to my eyes

[@UrvineSpiegel]

When athletes throw their rank to help someone across the finish line always brings a tear to my eye. Just imagine what it would have been like if they collapsed so close, then other racers just kept going by, while they struggled to crawl to the line. That would devastate my moral. Then for someone to come along, losing ranks to help you get across the line. It really helps with the motivation to keep doing what you're doing.

[@jaym6501]

This what sport should be. Respect and love y'all. ❤

[@foxwood67]

Good stuff. With all the crap we see daily it’s nice to see there’s still some compassion in humans