MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS OF RESPECT IN SPORTS 2

Here are some of the most beautiful moments of respect in sports!
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In this video we commentate/report about some emotional moments of respect that happened during sports part 2, we also add edits in the clips to make it more entertaining!
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[@stephbrookshire8720]

I’m not that into sports, but damn I respect every single person who does these sports. I’m crying rn

[@imdyinginside675]

me toooooo

[@VeesChaos]

Same!

[@liya6118]

lets cry together

[@ferret0317]

Omg yehh

[@hourlongsongs2235]

You don’t look like you like sports 😂 lol

[@lorenafrancesca6918]

I remember when I was in high school, we had to play volleyball, a girl hit me in the face with the ball and then she laughed at me. It’s nice to see nice people.

[@ShanaLawson]

Most actual volleyball players now the real pain from getting a high speed ball to the face so they sympathize more. I feel you, I was hit with volleyballs too, definitely not my sport lol

[@rinnie_06]

The ball travels at about 30- 40 miles per hour so that's gotta hurt. The girl who hit you in the face sounds like she sucks. Hope you got an apology

[@mochi_la_la_la7763]

Ignore her! She's a bully... maybe you should've punched her face!

[@faseoane1844]

Same! I was super young and she was so much older than me, she laughed so hard that I immediately started crying it was so embarrassing.

[@Psalmosofficial]

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[@gilessaint-loup2426]

The tennis one got me laughing cause I did not realize EXACTLY how much of a height difference there was.

[@victoriateixeira8422]

1:42

[@MatthewvMayo]

Me too.

[@paigethedork9693]

"despite the height difference" boi i was NOT prepared

[@setnomA]

I’m the 1,000th like 🙌🏽

[@meadowamerongen8236]

I thought it was adorable. 2:17 listen to what the background people say.

[@ByrdTheWyrd.]

Some people are saying that runners are being dramatic when they crawl, but once your body decides it's done, it's DONE

[@strangelee4400]

Swimmers are such drama queens then.

[@kenadie4361]

really? hold ur breath for a 2 kilometer swim. now are they drama queens?

[@strangelee4400]

@@kenadie4361 Err...please don't make me explain the joke.

[@lea6555]

@@strangelee4400 🤣

[@mr.zabdabp4084]

True

[@sophiaarabella8117]

Imagine if everyone is like this. The world would definitely be a better place.

[@sandyjamison5929]

I know right! We can hope though 😀 Take care and stay safe! 💞

[@ijustdontcareanymore1022]

I hope we get there one day.

[@mumin215]

@@ijustdontcareanymore1022 that would be nice but it would never happen unfortunately because life sucks.

[@belindacarman5859]

If only Kira was real

[@safikulalam8580]

Beautiful does not exist if there is no ugly things..

[@williamfabiano7818]

when those 2 girls helped that one girl who's body was giving up in the race, it restored my faith in humanity.

[@emekmek3197]

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[@ABAO2009]

It worries me though, lots of ppl were there seeing the race, the fact that the other competitors had to practically give up the race to help her shows that no one else woul've helped her, not even the supposed medic team every sport event mandatorily has

[@angelavelazquez5753]

@@ABAO2009 oh so in cross country if you receive help it’s seen as an automatic forfeit. You have to ask for it because if they just assume they can mess up your results. It’s odd but let’s say she waited then got up and added a couple of minutes it’s better than a DNF (did not finish) and they don’t take you over the finish line. the runners probably didn’t care and knew she couldn’t but wanted to finish the race . The medics would just pull her off right there no cross over the finish line. She’ll get a DNF but still finished

[@sophiemarie6796]

Yeah but like 20 people ran by too before the other girl came 🥲

[@DamirKajtazKladusa]

👍 Good collection. Good video. 👍

[@livenice6351]

Nobody talkin' 'bout the guy who literally pulled up a chair to congratulate his opponent🥺

[@hungergamesspain]

May I ask what's the source of your pfp? It's the old graphic that catched my eye, you know.

[@hungergamesspain]

@@livenice6351 I don't have Snapchat and I meant the pfp you had before lol

[@ilovemydogsam950]

That was on another level

[@joshualeahy2162]

Ikr! Awww my heart. 😭 💕 Also cool pfp btw. 😁

[@livenice6351]

@@joshualeahy2162 Thank you, yours is cool too!

[@moaladwan6679]

The hijab girl happened in my country Jordan, and to add to it, the girls from the other team are mostly Christians ❤️

[@ship_in_a_bottle]

I.... have reached optimum happiness.

[@work8508]

Yes because Christians are supposed to love everyone (:

[@work8508]

@Christian Thone yep!

[@amyaziz7082]

I cried so hard it was so beautiful to see.

[@AlytheAlleyWay]

@@amyaziz7082 one of the top comments had the most toxic replies and it was saying the same thing. I'm glad these replies are nicer

[@softstrawberrymochi610]

Dudes: **run into each other** People: **think their gonna fight** Dudes: *HIGH FIVE BRO*

[@fh5102]

*They're

[@deleted2187]

Ano nym, you dick.

[@equestrian4days330]

What time was this at

[@kaye1051]

@@equestrian4days330 2:37

[@turtienecksweater4350]

how do u make ur text bold 𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗺𝗲 𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲

[@MisfiT.Vibezz]

It's kinda weird how your body will just completely give up on you to prevent injury if it doesn't like what you're doing

[@Emberchariot]

Not everybody. Cause not everybody's the same, some will run through the exhaustion cayse the adrenaline kicked in and then only later they think oh shit I'm hurt or exhausted, but your right it's fascinating how our bodies do protect us, we are made for life to live that's why it's so difficult to do bad things to your body your brain stops you, but not everybody's like this.

[@XxGRiMxREAP3RxX]

brrooo the body is crazy i thk this is why i have hemarods🔥🔥🔥

[@blakwater777]

This is what I miss most about playing sports. Regardless of race, religion etc. Athletes share a common brotherhood and sisterhood born in the blood sweat and tears it takes to push your body and mind to perform at high levels, and you value the part of your opponent that pushes you even further because in that opponent you see a little bit of yourself....

[@wasteofspaceinactivereadab8201]

Yes...

[@bekkahdorton2999]

Yeah, I used to run cross country, and I remember this one race when I rolled my ankle with 100m to go, and I finished it on my own, but collapsed in tears right after I passed the finish line. There was this girl from another team that we had kind of been pacing off of each other the whole race and she slowed down to encourage me through the end, then rather than hydrating and celebrating with her teammates, she turned around, picked me up off the ground, helped my coach carry me to the medical tent, then bought me a Gatorade and a water bottle. You will find some of the best people in sports

[@johntaormina1084]

It's the same in the military brothers and sisters

[@thebutterflyslayer736]

I remember once was I riding my bike with my friend. I didn’t realise that she had gone home already, I was at the end of the street when I looked back to see where she was. When I did, I slipped over and got my leg got stuck in the wheel, it seriously hurt. I was crying my eye out, I couldn’t get it unstuck, and yet nobody help me. That was until a car pulled over to the side of the street. I got a bit scared, but he came out of the car, and helped me get my leg out. He then brushed me off and went back to his car and drove off as if nothing had happened. I thanked him in my mind, I hope he had a good future. He was the only person who had helped me when I needed it the most. ❤️

[@thesayes6231]

When my sister and I went home from school once, there was a boy cycling past alone and somehow the front weel just came loose. He faceplanted really hard. It looked really bad. We went to help, but didn't really know what to do. He looked fine, but he also seemed dazed. There was a car who stopped and told us to get him to the hospital which was close by and then just drove on. So we fixed his bike and the wheel at a lamp post and walked him over. I remember I was really mad then, because there was an adult, who even stopped to look what's up, but then didn't help and decided to just leave two teenagers to deal with it.

[@kjellringstrom6217]

@@thesayes6231 Some people need a slap in the face, whit a chair, made of swords.

[@user_16309]

I sure hope so. The older I get the more karma seems to notice things like that.

[@brehwtf]

What kind of friend is that? Why would she leave without telling you?

[@RandomPerson-gf6gd]

@@kjellringstrom6217 omg 😆

[@mbPhase23]

You hardly ever see a ufc fighter hold back like that. Much respect. Shows a high level of skill.

[@TheEnigmaticOpaque]

That's part of the reason that Machida is my favorite fighter ever.

[@jackcannon5654]

Machida used to train with him and they were friends. Hence why he didn't follow up

[@georgeisaak5321]

Mostly it shows the amount of respect he has for a human life , even if it's his opponent in a fight , doesn't mean they hate each other . I bet he was raised by a good family and had an awesome trainer/coach in martial arts .

[@mbPhase23]

I see. I always like to see honor, respect and control between fighters. Not common traits.

[@georgeisaak5321]

@@mbPhase23 i totally agree. It is becoming brutal lately.

[@ThePolgu]

I can't see other people being emotional, I cry with them, but on top of that, the hijab one just melted my heart. Everyone who says shit about women's soccer simply doesn't know what they're talking about.

[@sootysootysooty]

i’ve seen a few matches of women’s soccer on tv and they always seem to have such a camaraderie and sisterhood - even those on opposing teams, they hug each other and congratulate each other even through the disappointment of their own team losing. something i think men’s soccer is missing.

[@davidc5820]

@@sootysootysooty they get heated, trust me. It's the individual, not the sex, race, religion, sport, country, etc....there's always awesome people out there. Just like there's a holes out there too.

[@sticus1772]

Simply because women’s soccer is boring compared to men’s..and it has nothing to do with these religions after all it’s for only entertainment..

[@scottrackley4457]

@@sticus1772 I find it more entertaining, less cry babies in women's football. More hardasses.

[@sticus1772]

@@scottrackley4457 😪👍🏻

[@asianmistake9205]

“A moment of respect” Him : slaps butt Me:...shit I need to show respect more often

[@johnanderson9765]

You probably shouldn't go up and do it to strangers for no reason or members of the opposite sex.

[@jamessinay8701]

definitely not lol

[@johnanderson9765]

@@FlowersOfAmity Then you might get punched.

[@ryenami_2715]

showing respect: hit the ass me: i'ts too bootiful *crying* R.I.P legend Kobe Bryant

[@liciacibrian6655]

Yes * insert salute emoji *

[@justaweebunderthemask3016]

We lose people we love kobe was the legendary player we Will remember him with the fellow famous people -Rick may -Paul hadDan But he Will come back but a new man as they said "legends never die"

[@dontask4937]

I didn’t know players actually hit the other players ass🤦🏽‍♀️ u can tell I don’t fw sports

[@Defender78]

booty-ful : 1:14

[@Astrolaria_]

Rip

[@UrFavSero]

Dudes: **bump into each other** Everyone: *Oh no-* they’re gonna fight Dudes: *Yoooo* we do be bumpin thooo **high five**

[@tylerdurden4006]

But it's basketball, they slap while they jump backwards...those pussies don't come close to fighting.

[@Jay-xe1mv]

@@tylerdurden4006 i cant tell if u hating or agreeing

[@namlvr6728]

LMAO

[@Firan25]

@@tylerdurden4006 are you talking about today's basketball? Last time I watched basketball was early 2000's and I still remember they where throwing haymakers back then.

[@caramelkisses8857]

Cinnamon pups lmao

[@caeli6746]

The one where the two girls helped their opponent cross the finish line genuinely made me tear up

[@chesirez00]

Right? It took me everything to hold back my tears

[@xobls]

Same !!

[@badger1492]

I played sports in school and one of the most valuable things our coaches taught us was good sportsmanship.

[@MissDaisyTheRacoon]

The girls soccer team that came to huddle around the Muslim girl was the most heart touching thing I've ever seen, let alone in sports.

[@thebrazilianatlantis165]

The world could learn from those young ladies. People's feelings matter, including if they're different, and -- well, that's it.

[@eddyntm]

same for me. doesnt matter which religion they're from, they understood it was embarrassing for her and were quick to rally around her, its a great sign of empathy and respect

[@eddyntm]

@Yasmeen Taqiuddin this is what i mean... and other player understood that, thats nice

[@davidchavira7084]

It was nice, but where was her team?

[@oliviaseal1621]

Brazilian Atlantis exactly I’m glad to see such great humanity

[@erefy7651]

The one where the girls covered the one player who's hijab fell really hits me..they looked pretty young, too.

[@zahraibrahim7963]

tiseren it was so nice tho I’m also a Muslim 😁

[@eliwhoonlypartiallycares1426]

it was so nice of them! I would hope lots of people would do the same. shame some people aren’t capable of kindness.

[@dylanharrell5839]

Ok I'm not trying to be rude or anything im actully taking a course over culture and stuff but why is it so important that people dont see her face?

[@zahraibrahim7963]

Dylan Harrell well in our religion basically people can see your face but girls or lady’s have to cover their hair and so her hijab (scarf) fell of so the players covered her so nobody can see her

[@SomeOne_1409]

@@dylanharrell5839 Because of Islam.

[@natashawigley5552]

2:23 depressed the hell out of me, commentator saying "I've never seen anything like that". Yeah that's the problem with the world.

[@tundetolveth]

I play volleyball and last year we had a really close match with another team and it was quite important for us to win but in the end we lost. I was blaming myself and cried after the match was finished. Then the girl from the other team who plays on the same position as me, hugged me, and told me that i played great and it was really close, and cant wait to play with our team again. It melted my heart, and made me incredibly happy. Some kind words, but whenever im hopeless or sad on training or matches i always think about it.

[@crackercat2.502]

Didn't realize until now that I was smiling the whole time.

[@mariabino7941]

Yeah!! Beautiful people with lovely hearts exist!!!💜

[@ellathompson8434]

Me too😁

[@abhijithto3778]

Me too

[@miafillene4396]

I know, right? The best of us beings us all to tears.

[@michellejohnson5060]

That's great! :-)

[@xoxpctxox]

Fun fact: the UFC fighter who showed restraint after kicking his opponent was actually lifelong friends with the opponent before they ever fought

[@MrMojoman1236]

Lauren McCarthy and he took the fight on short notice. Which usually means the fighter isn’t as prepared or conditioned.

[@mumin215]

Nice fact guys!

[@cyruzhrl339]

@@MrMojoman1236 sources.

[@peaceanonymous8364]

Correct me if im wrong people but that fighter that kicked the Marc Munoz was Lyoto Machida great fighter, used to be a UFC champ, that fight was a title defense, machida is a legend in my eyes

[@MrMojoman1236]

Cyruzh “The event was expected to be headlined by a middleweight bout between top contenders Michael Bisping and Mark Muñoz. However, on September 27 Bisping pulled out of the bout with an eye injury and was replaced by Lyoto Machida.” The fight happened on October 26, so Machida has only a month to prepare. Usually fighters plan out their training over many months.

[@kookmeleta1479]

Omg 21 seconds in the video I start crying. I’m Muslim and see how nice the players were to help the other girl with the hijab just my heart 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

[@him050]

That basketballer stopping his shot to catch the opponent was amazing. That man can hold his head high

[@clydebalcom8252]

I'm sitting here smiling like an idiot.

[@budlikycz2445]

you are not the only one xD

[@falsulaiti]

Clyde Balcom me looking at this comment while smiling: 👁 👄 👁

[@bluewatchdog7]

Saaame

[@evkakollarova]

I'm crying and smiling. 🙈😊

[@vkbrothers778]

same

[@catherinelamprakes7516]

There is nothing better then a compassionate heart. Bravo!

[@cjfd9320]

Funny how there seem to be 2 different sports "volleyball" and "women's volleyball"

[@insert_edgyname8848]

They technically are, one is for women another for men, sounds obvious and makes me look stupid, but there is enough difference to make it 2 different leagues

[@thatwierdkid.]

@@insert_edgyname8848 lmao they simply meant WHY is there a difference when both r a match of volleyball :))

[@insert_edgyname8848]

@@thatwierdkid. oh, well then cuz of the biological difference of men and women

[@that.ll_do_pig]

@@insert_edgyname8848 I don't think you're understanding the point. Lol We know why women play volleyball with other women and men play volleyball with other men but when referencing the clips there is no reason to point out "volleyball" and "women's volleyball" as if it's lesser or a different sport.. They are both playing volleyball and we can see it's women. 😉

[@tess3554]

@@that.ll_do_pig this. they could've just said a match of volleyball

[@mikestar3212]

It really touched my heart when those girls covered the Muslim girl while putting her hijab back on.

[@jakeslamp481]

Wait what’s a hijab

[@owowoo7290]

Jakes Lamp hijab is basically a fabric that is used by muslim women to cover up their hair, neck and chest area :)

[@tireddaily]

@@xnaylo335 no it’s not 💀

[@Haru-to5ss]

I actually teared up

[@Cl-ou4ic]

@A Hooman Girl what Xnay did they say? And are you a Muslim?

[@narcissaissaved8979]

Soccer players: covering women fixing hijab Also cameras: *oomy zoomy*

[@aymimoris9423]

0:36 And they know what they're doing. They're shielding her from the people and cameras so she can fix herself without having to worry. It's so nice to see competitors so aware of each other

[@craigsmith6667]

I’m no

[@kieravalentine8959]

Thats all i can hear in my head now is oomy zoomy

[@bg6364]

I’m lol’ing at “oomy zoomy”

[@bichiloruiz2130]

You reminded me of a show I used to watch as a kid with a similar name I can’t remember te actual name tho

[@MelesaEFary]

This video has made my eyes fill with tears and my heart is lifted! The best of humanity is here! Especially ones who helped at a penalty or loss of points to themselves.

[@rogerpine5657]

Actions like these will always speak louder than all the “trash talk” one hears these days.

[@richardcanedo1614]

The cross country runner at 7:06, Holland Reynolds, who crawled across the finish line wanted to finish not only because it was her coach's last season. Her coach, Jim Tracy, well-known and well-respected in California running circles, had ALS (or "Lou Gehrig's Disease"), which is essentially incurable. He and the team knew that this would be his last season because he would die relatively soon; he did, about three years later. By crawling across the line, she secured the state title for her team and her terminally-ill coach. Sport is a metaphor for life, and sometimes the stakes are bigger than just winning a game or match.

[@jasonbrownjourno]

Wow that just adds a depth was not expecting, thank you. Was as gritty a moment as I've seen in years of casual sports watching, and a little bit of sports reporting. Here's a link for those wanting to read more : abcnews.go.com/US/injured-high-school-runner-crawls-finish-line-push/story?id=12298473 Here's another : www.nytimes.com/2010/12/02/sports/02runner.html And oh wow, an award-winning doco/film www.finishlinefeaturefilms.com/running-for-jim/

[@Psalmosofficial]

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[@boopandboop7262]

6:06 *

[@matthewmcclain1316]

Well if I wasn't crying before, I am now.

[@akshatsilakari4449]

0:30 the way they covered her gave me goosebumps, almost tearing up man that's respect for someones beliefs ❤️

[@poopiehead7116]

But what did they cover

[@histkontext]

not sure religious clothing should be part of a sport, but there is no reasoning when they have this stupid mentality - it was sure nice from the girls to cover her

[@sandyjamison5929]

Mutual respect and understanding, it was awesome 😀 Take care!

[@legitdoc6241]

@@sandyjamison5929 mutual respect is thr as long as islam is not majority..you can call it fear mongering to sustain your safe bubble but you can't escape the brutal reality of islam

[@IAMSOUND99]

it was the saddest most infuriating thing ever but ok. hijab is worn by people who think showing your hair to men will make them horny. that's the vision they defended there.

[@jewellsimpkins3932]

Can we just appreciate how humble and genuine Steph Curry is. I mean he is in so many clips

[@crystalrock1003]

This made me cry. It's nice to see some good in the world.

[@zyperxm1hunter60]

An own experience: So I'm a part of our school's men's volleyball team and after we won a huge competition we had an after-party and our coach who was a part of the women's team 30 years ago in our school. we decided to surprise her with a mini reunion with all of her old teammates, she was crying it was the best moment of my volleyball career.

[@g00negirl]

I do volleyball too

[@jjxchii3714]

Awwww that was very cute and nice of you!

[@MUFC-nu7ie]

Awesome 👏

[@commentcopbadge6665]

Great! Now I have to cry reading the comments too? LoL! That was really awesome of you guys.

[@yellowdandelions7760]

Aww that’s so cute!

[@liviabai9535]

Kid: Give me a high five Steph! Steph: Okay! *gives kid high five. Kid: *Faints

[@hopeblackburn6344]

I was waiting for a comment like this to see if anyone notice it

[@kitten5811]

I love how they covered her they really respect our religion because we r not meant to show our hair and the rest still got me SOBBINGGGGGGG

[@DragonStar524]

Kudos to these guys showing the highest level of sportsmanship.

[@TwinMama09]

My older sister played softball as a short stop. She caught a ground ball, threw to first and it hit the batter in the jaw. The crack was loud. My sister ran over to check on her and held ice on her face and helped get her to the dugout. Being a good sport, win or lose is what everyone should aspire to be. Games are just that in the end. Everyone works hard and wants to win but compassion for other teams getting injured should always be more important than winning.

[@mohamedabdelkader4685]

⁦♥️⁩👏

[@KamikazeOTF-TV]

are u writing a poem? not to be rude or anything

[@nickdogg7320]

@@KamikazeOTF-TV why you gotta be a dick?

[@stephenmcgrath1283]

I might've not read all of it bc I'm lazy but 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ruki4585]

👏👏👏👏

[@xxphosphene]

0:36 And they know what they're doing. They're shielding her from the people and cameras so she can fix herself without having to worry. It's so nice to see competitors so aware of each other

[@matheusribeiro73x]

Why does she need to cover herself?

[@xxphosphene]

@@matheusribeiro73x She's Muslim and for Muslim women who decide to wear a hijab, it's important to not show their hair to other people. The other players obviously know about her religion. I'm not muslim myself, but this is what I know

[@mortadaali7363]

@@xxphosphene yep that's right ❤️ but not sll Muslims have to do the hegab thing

[@LouiseHultcrantz]

That was some quick thinking on their part. So nice

[@Psalmosofficial]

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[@saiken811]

The hijab club truly made my smile. And I have to say Steven Adams has to be one of the toughest and at the same time, the nicest guys in the NBA.

[@GeneCAu]

THank you Cubehub01, we need more of these videos in the world than any other type of videos.

[@itsyaboik7660]

The girl carrying the girl passed to the finish line had me in awe

[@ricklookwalk4559]

Ye me 2

[@angelinamartinez2043]

That moment where the girls gave cover to the Muslim woman was so beautiful

[@MN-sn5dr]

farley 555 are you brain dead?

[@florisbeirnaert8962]

@farley 555 it's their tradition, who are you to disapprove...

[@chocolate-ge3mb]

They are probably croats :)

[@madzredfox_36]

@farley 555 "give males a stiffy." Women don't exist just to please men. Also, it's THEIR religion, not yours. They can wear it if they want to, because it's THEIR CHOICE. ***A lot of people have brought to my attention that laws or pressure from society (social norms) may not allow women to have a choice on this matter. I understand that, but I was referring to this specific video.

[@florisbeirnaert8962]

@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw Yeah, sure. Some traditions are not okay... But this doesn't hurt anyone, it's their own choice

[@GlaciesYin]

The absolute mastery of that last guy, manoeuvring someone who was literally on his back back to a standing position

[@darlingcoffee3680]

These are so heartwarming I was moved to tears several times.

[@crissreznor]

steph curry seems like a genuinely nice guy to his fans.

[@jiminniesboodup8802]

Criss Reznor // and a nice dad

[@adome7484]

@@jiminniesboodup8802 nice dad to his fans

[@JhayneFPS]

he is, i met him once and he was actually the nicest dude ever

[@jiminniesboodup8802]

adome // his daughters

[@Randomness78]

might as well make a separate video full only of him 🤪

[@DrillDancer]

That hijab player 💙 and opponents shows Respect every religion

[@bubbaruu57441]

I wish this happens all over the world. Its so awesome to still see some good in people. Especially when it comes to respect

[@intheparlance]

That was a lovely moment.

[@Mossyz.]

@@felixchampagne It is same here also in England .

[@vivovvy9346]

Goosebumps

[@MagosGr]

No no , we don't have to respect every religion , but every human . Don't confuse humans with ideas and beliefs , I don't have to respect any belief , you just have the right to walk away . But I have to respect every human , so if someone chooses to wear something religious , as far as it doesn't have any effect on me , I have to respect HIM not whatever he wears , that I can criticize .

[@night0merchant]

Volleyball player: *being cared for after hit in the face Scott Sterling:

[@dominicevanina1351]

Only real KZbin users will get this

[@originalalienone]

@@dominicevanina1351 I got it

[@flahertyfamily]

Hahahaha same

[@crg1292]

the man, the myth, scott sterling

[@rayofsunshine7796]

THE MAN, THE MYTH, THE LEGEND!

[@digitaldoc1976]

Thank you for choosing this subject matter. I had never watched anything like this before. It came up in my feed between "100 Best Plays" and "100 Best Bloopers" clips. Very well done also.

[@abbeydobson7721]

When I heard Kobe Bryant I was legit crying bc he was a legend and didn’t ever deserve to die. R.I.P Kobe Bryant 2020

[@apekshasingh75]

No one deserves to die

[@noissapiano9591]

APEKSHA SINGH yeah even ted bundy (that's sarcasm btw)

[@Donglover000]

Tejshree Borkhetaria that’s the one thing you focus on? Damn.

[@liarose2054]

@@Donglover000 she's just being positive.

[@AshTheGamerIsAwesome]

Brisdad53 proof

[@shalevlevi3027]

The old lady must havr been like: "my nephew plays basketball too you know."

[@bzourtamer3401]

0:36 And they know what they're doing. They're shielding her from the people and cameras so she can fix herself without having to worry. It's so nice to see competitors so aware of each other

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

Oh believe that.

[@notwillingtogivemynamebeca1902]

I really love these beautiful moments videos. In sports or just life, we're always shown the worst actions amongst us which leaves us with a nasty impression of humankind when in reality most of us are wonderful, caring, kind people. Well done!

[@baruchben-david4196]

When so much negative stuff is dwelt on, it is a wholesome change to see some positive, sportsman-like scenes as these...

[@stephaniemartinez5008]

Aww I was so touched when the girls covered up there opponent so she can fix Hajob idk how to spell it sorry. But that was so touching

[@stephaniemartinez5008]

Jerred Leatherow aww thank you’ve just made my day

[@itsmenads8529]

Its okay, but just so you do know for the future, it is "hijab". No worries though haha

[@syn4092]

I'm curious, why are people wearing a hijab while doing sports. It can fall of so easy

[@itsmenads8529]

@@syn4092 Because anyone of any culture and religion is allowed to play sports if they want??

[@itsmenads8529]

@@syn4092 Its not like they just choose whether they want to wear the hijab

[@sugarush4073]

I loved it when the girls helped cover the girl from the opposing team's head so she could fix her hijab, even though they didn't have the same religion. That just really touched me for some reason 💞

[@alexhebert6397]

lmao why didn’t the camera move away when the women’s hijab came off. like they literally zoomed in

[@meemsame]

I think it's also good that the females are aware of the restrictions of wearing a hijab. Like that females can see the person whos wearing the hijab's hair but most men can't. A girl's hijab fell off at my school and all the kids laughed at her and said she was overreacting but me and a few other people helped her cover her hair and make her way to the closest bathroom.

[@serpentinewolf7085]

Because even though stupid in the grand scheme and pointless they stopped the entire game to help her just so she wouldn’t feel bad.

[@laurap5602]

@@alexhebert6397 there were probably fans watching as well, so they needed to cover her anyway

[@drago2385ckck]

I often lose any faith I have left in humanity. Seeing stuff like this helps remind me there are still reasons for hope

[@hawkeye1939]

7:37 such a magnificently beautiful moment, had a tear in my eye!

[@maragetschman9176]

Can we have a moment of respect for Kobe Bryant✊

[@Nicole-kk9yb]

Mara Getschman I can’t believe it’s been a whole year

[@Monkemonkemonkemonkemonkee]

✊ RIP to him and everyone else who died in that horrible helicopter crash.

[@nicolehaston3479]

I can’t believe it’s been a year

[@angeliccrs54]

I was trying to see if someone wrote about that Rest In Peace

[@imherefor1monthfreetrial112]

Rest in peace legend🙏

[@alexvonhatten9742]

RIP Kobe Bryant, I almost cried... you are still amazing.

[@ILOVEYOUTAYLORSWIFT]

Aawwww!!!!! I just love it when people help others it makes me feel really good that people don't just care about winning

[@sendaljepitseribu108]

winning in a competition is a must, but sportmanship is not only respect for your fellow athlete but also for the sport itself, for me it's a whole another level above winning

[@user-st4ff8os5t]

Wtf the guy at the end just flipped him over like he was a piece of bread

[@KamikazeOTF-TV]

I S U O N C R A C K ? ! ? passes out nevermind i was but wait a minute did you just say BREAD?!? you meant Bread Flip Flops?!?

[@incineration9945]

Human baton twirling. 😂

[@ruki4585]

Yeah

[@khaaliahsinclair9386]

If i chocked on my water what i have in my mouth im finna blame u

[@KamikazeOTF-TV]

@@khaaliahsinclair9386 thank you

[@ZaidViewHD]

Sports is about respect and having fun. It’s not just about being competitive in my opinion. Good job on the video.

[@Nwordscissorhands1738]

It's about integrity and discipline. Any man can hold their head high after a win, but a man of class can hold his head eye after losing.

[@harjatalonen3467]

I think its equally about both

[@dancezonecentral610]

@@harjatalonen3467 no not really

[@jjrosi]

In my sport, it’s different. My sport can be a hobby or a competitive sport. Which is what I do it as.

[@jdmitchell2]

You can be competive and not be a jerk. Good to see that there are people who get this

[@joelpayne1193]

Wow ,this is extraordinary and see the sports people who are role model and show them what is respect for all of us. We need to learn from them.

[@critie]

Sportsmanship is much more appreciated than a first place win. Its not about how fast, how strong or how powerful you are. Its about Helping each other in times of need to complete the event. That is winning in my book.

[@ratihprada7060]

Thats sweet when the guy bring the chair to hug his mate

[@_littlephotos_2049]

We all know that we did not search this up

[@blove142]

they led us all here for the ads.

[@bonek350]

We all know that you don't have any thoughts of your own.

[@happygirlv3114]

bonek350 HuH??

[@kavyashetty6493]

You idiotic bull shi i did

[@ze4l0u53]

_Little Photos _ Tbh, I actually did search this up

[@Damien_Paxton]

We NEED more videos like this on KZbin!

[@fatimamoncada6026]

I can't even begin to say , my heart is so full of JOY I can't. TALK ❤️ 😭

[@romiinasuve5543]

These compilations make me cry harder than “Try not to cry” ones(happy tears)

[@persnzer9405]

@@djkreigline2760 what the hell?!

[@persnzer9405]

Same bro I started to cru

[@persnzer9405]

*cry

[@ashra1393]

Same same

[@ParkJiminMylittlemochi]

If anyone was confused with the volleyball one Just know that in volleyball even if you get hurt you still gotta keep playing cause if you stop the other team gets an automatic point That's why it was nice of the team to still stop and go check on her even if they lost a point

[@LunaFlame]

My home country doesn't really care about the points our people matter more. We fight a good fight but we fight together.

[@larrynoelle-8950]

Oh hello fellow jimin bias 👋🏻

[@larrynoelle-8950]

@@LunaFlame Germany?

[@vieravarda3630]

@@larrynoelle-8950 The match in question is a match between Poland and Spain, so I suspect that Monika is Polish

[@larrynoelle-8950]

@@vieravarda3630 maybe she didn't talk about the clip in this video? Her name sounds hella german

[@temiongcecilio]

ONE OF THE BEST videos on KZbin. Liked & Subscribed.

[@anastasiaberg5256]

I have been losing faith in humanity for a long time but watching these videos helps to restore just a little bit

[@artsyme3200]

These are all so beautiful, but imagine if it was common and not shocking that people would care about one another

[@DynomiteKid65]

ufc fan here, the fighter at 1:56 is light heavyweight fighter Lyoto Machida, always known for his classiness and sportsmanship in and out of the cage, doesn't really fight anymore but he will forever be remembered as one of Brazils greats

[@pe3497]

Brazilian with the last name Machida?

[@DynomiteKid65]

@@pe3497 yes, his father was japanese

[@concorde9396]

DynomiteKid65 no wonder he’s classy, Japanese people are very respectful

[@herreragonza5891]

And he was a friend and training partner, for some time, of the other fighter Mark Munos.

[@shak9558]

Nobody cares...

[@InterestingCenterTv]

Thank you so much for the updated video!

[@RudyjrMast-lr8bd]

Amazing too see such respect these days especially.

[@tch.hairband3178]

'and you could see he was actually worried about him' **girl on the stretcher**

[@taurnguard]

Okay.. glad someone else saw that too. I was like, "Him?".

[@ball4363]

Both are girls...

[@BeetaroniPizza]

P sure both of them were girls

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

Not only that but it was the coach that forced the person to go help. It was not spontaneous.

[@Spicy_Dorito]

NorthWest Firefighter exactly

[@z34teague6]

Currys parents dont get the applause they deserve. Their son is the definition of sportsmanship.

[@zahraabdullahi1601]

This was beautiful. Thank you. ❤

[@oo-bm8qy]

these people are just being normal human beings I wish everyone had a heart like these wonderful people❤

[@aishathadam6022]

the muslim player...when i saw i felt so happy that there r people around the world that respects every religion ❤❤💙

[@slain-xe8hb]

Yeah also shows how controlling religions really are, scary.

[@imawalkingcxrpse]

The girls giving cover to the Muslim girl was so wholesome! May God bless EVERYONE in this video!😊🙏🏼

[@kariallison6404]

How cute and great moments of respect!! I cried a little not going to lie. Keep it up!!

[@B1rdBra1n13]

love these vids so much they warm my heart

[@alhassansherizz]

As of me being a Muslim, and going to a Muslim school having many girls in the school with Hijabs on that try so hard to make sure that nobody can see their hair and that it is properly covered, I feel very happy seeing those girls cover the girl whilst she put her Hijab on. :D

[@femalecobra-_-_-1897]

Alhassan Sheriff I’m just asking but why do you guys cover your hair

[@satanshere8128]

@@femalecobra-_-_-1897 Muslim ladies cover there hair up in front of men outside there families as protecting their beauty to only worthy men like there husband or brother hope i explained well iam not that good at explaining nor English 😅

[@JB-zd8gv]

Tragic how islam treats women

[@alhassansherizz]

@@JB-zd8gv What do you mean?

[@matthewmacdonald4687]

I am glad they stopped for her and did that but they didn't have too. I wouldn't have looked down on the non-Muslim woman if they had not, there was a game to play. The muslim woman in question was wearing a hijab you would wear on the street, that was not designed for sports. She could have cost her team the game. I looked it up and there are hijabs specifically for sports, Nike has a whole line. Athletes don't wear standard shoes, or undergarments when playing sports, a muslim woman should not wear an normal hijab. It was her, and her teams responsibility to make sure she was properly equipped. I hope in the future they get the correct hijab for the job.

[@dreamer9375]

9:13 Okay, that was cool.

[@milicakaranac4893]

So cool

[@erokocat]

Reflexes of a cat!! It was awesome ✌️✌️

[@Ninguin]

Dude's a legend wtf, He barely let the guy touch the ground at all.

[@lamppuu1]

It was cool and funny at the same time 😂

[@adriannasebastian1994]

I'm about to cry these are just beautiful moments

[@Aj-hu5zx]

This really brought tears in my eyes!

[@kuroopparz5595]

Rest In Peace to our Basketball King Kobe Bryant And his Beautiful daughter Gianna Bryant Edit: Also the people who are on the helicopter, Im sorry for not thinking about them.

[@azzcoopz3270]

leks claro and all the other people on that helicopter

[@mati1505]

Rest in peace they will stay in my heart forever

[@mati1505]

leks claro AAARRRMMMYYY

[@amanda-braydenlee-c7928]

leks claro no lebron is the king Kobe is the GOAT

[@kuroopparz5595]

@@mati1505 YES ARMY!!!!

[@yanhernandez1351]

The video showing how volleyball players get hit on the face Everyone: OMG is he okay? Me, a volleyball libero: Nah that’s just my normal life

[@cezarin99]

YAAS! JAJA

[@thfpt]

Scott Sterling in real life

[@WeAreComingHome]

Hahaha. This comment is so accurate. There was another video I saw recently where it was prefaced as "volleyball player saves ball 1/2inch from hitting the ground." She did a pancake.

[@DrakesSecretAccount]

OMG SAMEEE

[@ambert5866]

When I first started playing volleyball and I was still afraid of the ball my friends used to spike balls at me. Let’s just say that you learn real quick that those things don’t hurt much afterward lol.

[@LadySamurai88]

For some reason i got tears in my eyes when the girls (sorry if i’m wrong) hijab got loose and the other team got around her so nobody could see her so she could put it back on. It got me tears in my eyes bc there is so much racism in the world and that hurts me. So yeah this beautiful moment gave me tears :’)

[@drbelli]

an opponent is not an enemy, that is the main core of sports and combat conducts, its how you can separate competition from wars ... and even fighting for our lives, when we understand our enemies of war well enough to beat them, we start loving and respecting them...

[@williammurphy8293]

I’ve never liked Neymar but when it comes to his fans and other athletes he’s actually a good guy

[@user-zo4bf6uo5m]

1

[@4Evva24]

Fuck you!!!

[@dan-ks1yd]

Neymar is a good guy for giving a shirt to steph curry?

[@fin6512]

How is he even a bad guy like he’s cocky but that’s why he is so entertaining

[@ahmertanveer2312]

Lodaaaa

[@sniper7269]

"that's what sport is all about" got crying on this one.