What do you think is the most demanding sport? *Now with poll*

Being pro athlete in any sport is physically demanding but what sport do you think demands the most? Explain (and you better explain well if you gonna say soccer(football) cause i think its one of the least)

Id say pro fighting take the most out of a person. i say so because its the only sport that really demands every aspect that sports ask for: skill, strenght, speed, agility, stamina, endurance and mental toughness.

Edit: Dont ask me why i put track & field on the poll:? tryed to edit and put something like hockey but someone was too quick

Yeah pro fighting like MMA or boxing. A person has to train hard and destroy/improve their at the same time.

Football.

Maybe boxing? Their careers are usually extremely short, and they had to have suffered some brain damage after being hit in the head so many times.

shuffle board

ice hockey ?

Soccer

I'll go with boxing...

Being pro athelete in any sport is physically demanding but what sport do you think demands the most? Explain (and you better explain well if you gonna say soccer(football) cause i think its one of the least)

Id say pro fighting take the most out of a person. i say so because its the only sport that really demands every aspect that sports ask for: skill, strenght, speed, agility, charisma, endurance and toughness.

Edit: Dont ask me why i put track & field on the poll:? tryed to edit and put something like hockey but someone was too quick

Blitz_Nemesis

Rugby and boxing... the training for boxing is very harsh.

Football/soccer.....non stop action.

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Being pro athelete in any sport is physically demanding but what sport do you think demands the most? Explain (and you better explain well if you gonna say soccer(football) cause i think its one of the least)

Id say pro fighting take the most out of a person. i say so because its the only sport that really demands every aspect that sports ask for: skill, strenght, speed, agility, charisma, endurance and toughness.

Edit: Dont ask me why i put track & field on the poll:? tryed to edit and put something like hockey but someone was too quick

6_volts

Rugby or Hockey/ Rugby because you don't have any pads, hockey because they skate faster than anyone can run (like 1.5 times faster usually than the world record sprint), then run each other into walls, and I think it would be more physically demanding than most other sports.

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[QUOTE="Blitz_Nemesis"]

Being pro athelete in any sport is physically demanding but what sport do you think demands the most? Explain (and you better explain well if you gonna say soccer(football) cause i think its one of the least)

Id say pro fighting take the most out of a person. i say so because its the only sport that really demands every aspect that sports ask for: skill, strenght, speed, agility, charisma, endurance and toughness.

Edit: Dont ask me why i put track & field on the poll:? tryed to edit and put something like hockey but someone was too quick

Blitz_Nemesis

Soccer. My least favorite sport,but the most endurance necassery,its non-stop.mattykovax

Might as well put marathon runners ahead of soccer players then

I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Infinite-Zr0

Lebron James would be a beastly WR/Tight End in the NFL...

[QUOTE="mattykovax"]Soccer. My least favorite sport,but the most endurance necassery,its non-stop.Orlando_Magic

Might as well put marathon runners ahead of soccer players then

Either soccer or distance running.

[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Orlando_Magic

Lebron James would be a beastly WR/Tight End in the NFL...

I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Infinite-Zr0

put a Football player into a soccer match and see how they last.

[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Guybrush_3

put a Football player into a soccer match and see how they last.

Is there really any debate? Hockey players play as many games as basketball players, play as physical as football players, and have changing-on-the-fly player rotations so they need a higher stamina than soccer players. and they play through more injuries than any other sports player

[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Guybrush_3

put a Football player into a soccer match and see how they last.

Is there really any debate?

indian_playa

LOL, most demanding sport is definately ..... CHESS , man have you seen ppl's head explode from a game, takes the life outta you

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[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.mattykovax

Lebron James would be a beastly WR/Tight End in the NFL...

He was also an all-state wide receiver coming out of high school and was recruited to play WR at Ohio State. I dunno see how any 6'0 cornerback could stop 6'8'' 260 lb Lebron James lol...

short clip of Lebron playing football in high school

Allen Iverson was also a big time QB coming out of high school. He's from Newport News and was supposedly as good as Michael Vick and Aaron Brooks who both came from the same area...

Iverson playing football in high school

cycling easily. If you've ever watched the mountain stages in the Tour de France, you know what I'm talking about.

Wrestling (not that pro garbage, real wrestling, college and high school wrestling) anyone who says otherwise is just wrong...

Is there really any debate? Hockey players play as many games as basketball players, play as physical as football players, and have changing-on-the-fly player rotations so they need a higher stamina than soccer players. and they play through more injuries than any other sports player

indian_playa

Wrestling (not that pro garbage, real wrestling, college and high school wrestling) anyone who says otherwise is just wrong...

Niff_T

I'd say wrestling is the 2nd most behind boxing. Boxing I'd say is the most demanding and it's really not even close in my opinion...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5o-yxwBJuk

[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]I'd say a tie between American Football/Rugby and Fighting sports. Put those guys in any of the other sports and they'll just suck at the worst. Put (Football)Soccer, Track&Field, Basketball, etc into American Football/Rugby or a Fighting Sport, and they'll be sent to the hospital.Orlando_Magic

Lebron James would be a beastly WR/Tight End in the NFL...

Hockey. Soccer would be second.DarkPrinceXC

I would have to say chess ;)

its hard to say any sport is more difficult to do at an elite level than another. because the top pros in almost all sports put hours upon hours of training into their respective sports.

but i feel boxing andamerican football are the most physically taxing. with american football it depends on the position. RB's have some of the shortest average careers only lasting 4 to 5 years. due to what there bodies r put through.

Definitely fighting. I was an amatuer boxer for 6 years. I also did track and field and cross country on the side to get into shape. Think about how tired you feel after you haul ass during the mile race. Thats what it feels like after one round in the ring.