Sports

It’s Spring, which in the Midwest means go play outside. How about tennis? Graphene and Kraibon for killer shock absorption in Head’s new Instinct line means great touch, power and maneuverability. Try the Adaptive version with a kit to tune the stick to your personal specs.

Skier Stefan Kraft broke the record for the world’s longest ski jump, gliding an astounding 253.5 meters (~832 ft) through the air during an event at Vikersund, just moments after Robert Johansson broke the record at 252 meters (~827 ft). Both jumps were extraordinary.

(Gore) At MMA league Shamrock FC’s 285th live event, featherweights Axel Cazares and Alan Vasquez gave the crowd  – and each other – a stunning result. The fighters connected with a hard right on each other’s face at the same time. Someone still won though. Kind of.

Skateboarder Tory Pudwill is a man on a mission – to balance his board on the best, longest, and most challenging flatbars he can find. After watching this clip, we’re pretty sure it’s mission accomplished. Read more about his epic quest here.

Tim Bonython’s documentary will take us to some of the best and most dangerous surfing spots in the world as it follows a tight-knit group of big wave surfers who are addicted to the thrill of the sport. Premieres Spring 2017.

(PG-13: Language) “This is no casual game in the caravan park activity room.” YouTube’s favorite vulgar commentator Ozzy Man Reviews looks at some of the best ping pong plays in 2016. He’s impressed by the “f-you, nah, f-you” rallies, the table’s leg game and more.

Using the classic Nintendo game Tecmo Bowl, YouTuber irishkidd84 replicated all of the scoring plays from Super Bowl 51. No matter what resolution you watch the game in, the Patriots’ comeback is just as mindblowing. The only thing missing is a pixelated Lady Gaga.

(PG-13: Language) “Get his ass. Yeah!” – TB12, 2017. Conan O’Brien pokes fun at Erin Andrews and plays For Honor with Tom “Remote” Brady, Dwight “Peacekeeper” Freeney and other NFL players. Brought to you by the Gronk Shopping Network.

Olympic ambassadors are chosen from the host country’s exemplary citizens. Since the 2020 Summer Olympics will be held in Tokyo, who better to represent Japan than the likes of the seventh hokage and a Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan? Troll level: Shin-chan.

It takes a minute to get to the action in this clip of rollerblader Grigoriy Usenko tearing up some MTB slopestyle ramps in the woods outside of Krasnodar, Russia. But you’ll want to watch those first 60 seconds too, packed with cool motion time-lapse footage of the nearby city.

“The hardest thing that he’s gonna have to do is tell people, ‘No.'” Hank & Booth’s stellar documentary about promising college football player Brandon Jones, and the chaos surrounding the then 17-year-old in his final year in high school.

Cab driver Sam Snow got into a conversation with his passengers about football. When asked who he thinks is the best quarterback of all time, Sam enthusiastically gave a shout out to two-time Super Bowl winner John Elway. Turns out dukes take cabs sometimes.

In this crazy exchange from the 2016 Dubai World Superseries Men’s Doubles Finals, Denmark’s Mads Conrad-Pete holds off a barrage from the Japanese squad while sitting down. But that’s not even his most impressive move.

(Gore) Redditor sinjinnn compiled some of the most vicious knockouts and stoppages from the UFC, Bellator and other mixed martial arts leagues. There’s nothing like a well-timed single shot, but the combos and slams never get old.

After an incredible 15 seasons, Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens’ outspoken wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. thought it wise to spend more time with his family. He’s no role model, but he was real, and he was good. Be hearing from you, Smitty!

(Gore) Showtime Sports put together some of the most brutal boxing knockouts from its archives to celebrate its 30th anniversary and remind us of the unspeakable things a well-placed fist can do to a man.

With bowl season in full swing and the NFL regular season coming to an end, our friends from Rides & Drives take us on the ultimate football weekend. Join them as they show us how to tailgate Wisconsin-style.

2016 wasn’t exactly a stellar year for GoPro. But the company still makes damn good cameras, and their brand is still synonymous with the action camera market. Here’s a sampling of the shots made possible by GoPro from this year alone.

If you’ve contemplated using that drone you got for Christmas to shoot action footage of athletes or race cars, DON’T. This short video from last year’s FIS Alpine slalom at Madonna di Campiglio shows skier Marcel Hirscher as he’s nearly taken out by an errant UAV.

Wonderful pieces of wall art for baseball fans, these limited-edition Chicago Tribune press plates commemorate the Cubbies’ long awaited World Series victory. Includes 11.5″ x 22″ plates from the front page and sports section. Save 55% in The Awesomer Shop.

“There’s only 450 jobs man.” A short documentary about the D-League team Raptors 905 and their rookie head coach – two-time NBA All-Star Jerry Stackhouse. A great behind-the-scenes look about what it means to be a coach on and off the court.

LA Lakers’ 23-year-old forward Larry Nance Jr. humiliated Brooklyn Nets’ star center Brook Lopez with this dunk of the year candidate. Just look at how far they were from the rim when they met in midair. The Nets bench had to restrain themselves from giving props.

Jeffrey Harrison is a huge basketball fan who suffers from mild autism. But you may know him as the guy who went viral after a video of him playing pick up ball in full Michael Jordan Bulls gear blew up online. NBA show 3DTV met with Jeffrey to learn more about him.

To celebrate the first ever World Trick Shot Day (who knew?), Harlem Globetrotter Buckets Blakes headed to the top of the 58-story Tower of the Americas in San Antonio, and took aim at the basket far below. We have no idea how he worked the wind into his calculations.

Mark Rober and his friends tested different ways of making loud noises at different points in a stadium to figure out which one would be the loudest from the athletes’ perspective. It’s not clapping, shouting or even the vuvuzela. It’s the f-f-FWAAAA