Wow. Holding on for dear life... How could they forget something like this??!! The video has been viewed over 5M times in just a few days...
My first time Hang Gliding turned into a near death experience as my safety harness was never hooked to the Glider. For 2 Min. 14 seconds I had to hang on for my life! The landing was a rough one, but I lived to tell the story.
One night after Alexa Bliss cashed in her Women's Money in the Bank contract to become Raw Women's Champion, The Baddest Woman on the Planet goes on a rampage that has repercussions.
"Rowdy" Rousey is said to be happy for the losses at UFC since it led her to WWE! Check her out here showing no mercy...
Ronda Rousey punishes Stephanie McMahon while teaming up with Kurt Angle against Triple H & Stephanie McMahon in a highly-anticipated Mixed Tag Team Match: Courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.
"We do have a clean up on aisle 9," you can hear the commentator saying near the end. You have to admire Russia's Mikhail Shivlyakov's determination after watching this video of him lifting an incredible 426kg deadlift at the Arnold Strongman Classic 2018...
Mikhail Shivlyakov - 426kg deadlift at 2018 Arnold Strongman Classic.
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Hafthor Bjornsson - 472kg/1041lbs deadlift at 2018 Arnold Strongman Classic
Hafthor Bjornsson deadlifting 472kg at Arnold Strongman Classic for a new ''elephant bar'' deadlift world record.
Wow. So clear. It's considered the deepest lake in the world, and these skaters have captured video footage of their daring dance on the frozen surface of Lake Baikal, Siberia...
Skaters glided gracefully across the frozen surface of the world’s deepest lake, Lake Baikal, as seen in footage captured earlier this month.
Lake Baikal’s thick layer of ice is believed to be able to sustain even a 15-tonne car moving across it. In winter, the frozen Baikal is near transparent, allowing daring visitors to see through the trapped bubbles and all the way to the bottom of the lake.
The world’s largest freshwater lake is usually covered with ice for around five months of the year after it freezes in mid-winter.
Love how the stunning backdrop is used while interviewing this badass 14x world champion jump roper!!!...
World's Best Jump Roper! Hawaii Style in 8K
Video features Vivien Vajda. 14 time world champion!
This video was filmed on the island of Oahu over 4 days of filming non-stop.
One of the main spots used in the video was filmed at Kualoa Ranch.
Crazy Figure 8 incident from Anderson Speedway, Anderson, Indiana, where a car gets mad for getting spun out, even though he was blocking for the whole race as the leader but both drivers had been sent to tail for spin prior to this incident.
Whether it's a meme, legendary night or simply a spectacular punch, Boxing Legends TV counts down the top 25 all-time great punches that will never be forgotten.
Included fighters like: Manny Pacquiao, Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr etc.
Crazy is as crazy does. Whatever floats your boat Covey!...
Covey Baack doing another crazy stunt. Here he is rafting class 4 rapids on top of 6 SOTAR rafts strapped together. With custom made 9' oar extensions for his Sawyer 11' oars he pulled this crazy stunt off. Oh and before you ask or comment, his life jacket and pads are on under the SOTAR T-Shirt.
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Covey Baack six-stack raft at nugget (crazy edit)
Crazy edit of Covey Baack taking on Nugget a Class IV rapid on six rafts. In this video we also take you along for the ride with sounds as recorded by the GoPro's in the raft.
"It can't be that good," he says. Sounds like it was to us...
At 3-2 in the 2nd set of Tiafoe vs Krueger some love making noises disrupted the match. The commentator only later in the clip realizes what is actually going on, but he sums it up rather nicely "at least somebody is having a good night" :D
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Quiet Please? Mysterious Noises Disrupt Sarasota Open Tennis Match | Highly Questionable
Dan Le Batard and Bomani Jones analyze a video of a Sarasota Open tennis match being disrupted by what sounds like a phone going off with a “moaning” ringtone.
In the summer they just add wheels??!! Wtf? Nooo thank you - but for those of you who have always wanted to go bobsledding, you're in luck...
Bobsledding is not just the stuff of "Cool Runnings" and the Winter Olympics. Anyone can take a turn going 70 mph down a professional track at the Olympic Park in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sports fans are passionate individuals. They’re not afraid to cheer and they don’t shy away from criticism either. So from time to time we like to shine a light on some of the harsh words people have for their favorite players and to celebrate the Super Bowl we’ve done it again in our second-ever all NFL edition of Mean Tweets featuring Odell Beckham Jr., J.J. Watt, DeMarco Murray, Michael Irvin, Tony Romo, Kurt Warner, Terrell Davis, Russell Wilson, Von Miller, Joey Bosa, Maurice Jones-Drew, DeMarcus Ware, Josh Norman and Rob Gronkowski.
Meanwhile in Russia... These gals are keeping up with the #MannequinChallenge...
The cheerleaders of Hockey Club Admiral, a professional ice hockey team based in Vladivostok, Russia, "froze" for a while to participate in the popular viral video craze. - sputniknews
On only the THIRD attempt, Derek breaks the Guinness World Record for the highest basketball shot ever, swishing one from a massive 180.968m (593.73 feet) off the top of Mauvoisin Dam in Switzerland! How Ridiculous!!
How Ridiculous
EPIC RAW FOOTAGE: World Record Basketball Shot ONLY TAKES 3 ATTEMPTS!
What a feeling! Derek drains a basketball shot from 180m/593ft up on the third attempt. Unbelievable.
A runner competing in The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) race for his university met a deer who wanted to make it a contact sport. Luckily, according to reports, the runner ended up being okay after the incident.
WARNING, GRAPHIC CRASH FOOTAGE (And some foul language).
We were number four on the starting grid, which was the middle inside position with three aircraft on the front row, one to our right and three behind. Upon running the engine up in anticipation of the start, about 20 seconds before the green flag drop, the engine was not running well enough for flight, as you can hear from the audio, never mind racing. I made the decision to shut the engine down to signal the starters to halt the starting process. The flagman on my row put his hands in an ‘X’ over his head, as our procedures prescribe, and I opened my canopy to make it clear I was out of the race and so everyone could see me. The alternate airplane was signaled to taxi on to the runway to replace my entry. I felt confident the communications had reached the appropriate people and waited for personnel to push me off the runway.
However, much to my surprise, I saw the flagman run out on to the runway waving his hands over his head as if something was wrong. The aircraft to my right started rolling and a few seconds later the number six and eight aircraft flew by me on either side. All I could do at that point was hope the number seven (center) aircraft would clear me on the centerline to my right.
The impact was violent and loud. His left leading edge shaved off the top several inches from my vertical and skimmed the turtle-deck without touching until it impacted my right hand holding up the canopy, at well over sixty miles an hour. The left landing gear hit the top of the gull-wing center-section, blowing a hole in the top skin and impacted the rear face of the front spar so hard that it broke the landing gear clean off his airplane. The propeller sliced three evenly spaced gashes about mid span of my right wing, about a foot apart. The right landing gear sheared the wing off just short of the right wingtip. The impact spun me around nearly 180º, like a teacup ride at warp eight. The other aircraft came to rest several hundred feet in front of me with a folded gear, damaged wing and sheared propeller facing the other way as well. That pilot received no injuries.
Thom Richard
Three things immediately came to mind. Make yourself as small as possible to avoid further injury until things stop moving. Once the aircraft came to rest, DON’T MOVE! And since I was not on fire, wait for help to arrive. I knew my hand was busted and was not looking forward to removing my glove. But it was more important to make sure I had not been struck in the head or hurt my neck or back. After assessing my situation I realized I did not have any further injuries and proceeded to shut the switches off and assist with un-strapping myself from the wreckage. Help was there very quickly, including my flagman.
Then I proceeded to ask the condition of the other pilot and how this had happened. The video should speak for itself. My next concern was to let my crew know I was OK. The one thing any spectator looks for in an accident are the correct number of flight suits walking around the wreckage after any crash, I made sure I did. Everything else can be fixed. Reno EMS quickly patched me up with a splint and had me walking back to my pit in no time. They really are good at what they do.
Hot Stuff suffered severe damage. It’ll be several months before we figure out what to do with her. I’m not the slightest bit upset over the accident. I, in fact, consider myself a very lucky man. Another four feet to the left and I would have been minced meat. Literally dodging a bullet. A busted up hand is a small price to pay. I’ll take it. It’ll heal. Though it is difficult to type one-handed.
I’ve said many times before and I’ll say it again, there’s risk in everything we do. But the counterpart to that is reward. I choose to cross the street because the risk of crossing the street is worth the reward of getting to the other side. Same thing with air racing, I’ll be back. Of course there’ll be a review of procedures, how to prevent something like this from happening again and a thorough investigation. I’ve used up another of my nine lives, but why would you have nine unless you plan to use them?… We live, learn and race on.
Hellooo Mr. Compton! Whoa! Check out those arms. He looks like he's going to explode or something. The video has been viewed over 2M times in less than a week...
Height: 5ft 8in
Weight: 224 lbs
Birthdate: May 15, 1988
Home: Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America