The Greatest Moment Of All Time In Every Sport
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If you look up any list or poll a large group of people (like I did) you will get these results a large amount of the time , unfortunately it’s impossible to truly rank any one moment in any sport as the greatest of all time because of how many great moments there already are. Obviously I have personal bias just like you do!
Yeah, your statement is basically saying it's stupid for someone to give a video the title that you did. And you start off with the helmet catch as the greatest moment of all time in the NFL? And in soccer, you pick the play where a guy cheated? Gigantic FAIL.
I liked your video, but I agree with the comment below that your choice for soccer should definitely not be the "hand of god" goal.
No need to defend yourself bro, it’s a good video. Well done. As of right now when I’m watching it, it has 240K views and 1.8K likes so don’t sweat the people saying hateful things. You won’t ever meet a hater doing better than you 💯
every sport lmao what a dumbass clickbait title
@@supersarcastic428 Wow, so any criticism of the video or his choices is "hateful". You need to look up the definition of hate.
Disclaimer: made by an American
What other sports should I include!
@@PitlessBallHurling bro, its an Irish sport. Part of the GAA. Not many people outside Ireland know about it but its almost professional and 1 million people play it here. Our biggest stadium holds 83,000.
What it’s greatest moment?
Where the worlds best all come to play…..
American? From what part of the continent? Or maybe you meant from USA?
The ‘Hand of God’ goal isn’t even the greatest moment from that game.
Goal of the century.
It wasn't a goal. A missed call should never be a "great" moment in sports.
I'd argue Mario Gotze's goal is similar to the Helmet catch. Player who would soon leave the sport, making a great play in the championship as time winds down to win. (But i don't think it's the best)
I'd say it's between Messi finally winning or Uganda upsetting Brazil in the first ever world cup.
its a disgrace to officiating and to the argentine national team
It wasn't even the greatest moment of the second half.
Only Joe Buck can take the greatest football play of all time and make it feel like a high school team rushed for three yards.
He expends all his energy each day blow drying his hair
Ikr
Dude is not fun. He has the voice for it but so monotone.
Give him credit, he's much much better than he used to be. For instance, his call of that insane Garrett Wilson catch on Monday night against the Bills.
happy to see this comment. god awful commentator
True talent
Ray Allen is clutch as hell but the idea that that is the greatest moment in the history of the sport is absurd.
I don’t agree with it either but I wouldn’t say it’s absurd
@@gulleda6372 it's beyond absurd.
Jordan...open...Chicago with the lead!
@@PepperoniSlacks Exactly ☝️
Derek Fisher .4 secs was better imo
Not a golf fan by any stretch, but that vintage Tiger woods clip gave me chills.
Me neither but Tiger seemed supernatural at times!
@@trinkabuszczuk6138golf at best is a game not a sport , a sport by definition involves someone getting hit , you can’t hit anyone in gold or tennis therefore they are games not sports
@@faiththomas1749 Is gold a game? 🤔
@@faiththomas1749wtf kind of take is this? You can't hit people in futbol, basketball, baseball, jiu-jitsu, cricket, volleyball, swimming, track, etc? Those aren't sports? Is this bait?
Tiger Woods was the greatest of all time.
My 8th grade C team basketball when I scored a career high 8 points was the greatest sports moment of all time.
@richmondpennokee: It all boils down to one's perception....
BECAUSE even THEN you KNEW you could BEAT ANY future WNBA team!!! HANDILY.
They still show this late at night on 'The Ocho'.
Making the winning free throws with seconds to play - when I misread the scoreboard and thought we were ahead by one instead of behind by one.
A bunch of college kids beat the Big Red Hockey Machine. Still get chills. Best moment in sports ever for me, and I dont even like hockey all that much lol.
I was a sophomore in college. there were easily 100 people crammed into our tv room in the dorm. We screamed our lungs out.
Only 8,500 people in attendance and it sounded like 50,000
@@danieldekok6949 BECAUSE you KNEW the outcome IN ADVANCE. The game was NOT shown live in the U.S. PHUCK ABC!!
I did not know in advance
that one was about more than sport
MJ's final shot in a bulls uni is the most defining moment in NBA history!
nuh uh
@@Poopopotamusgamingthat’s why he said final shot in a bulls uni
only a game 6 barely any pressure.
@@futurefox635that heat game was a game 6 too…
Nope
As a die hard MMA and boxing fan, I can honestly say that Tiger Woods clip was the greatest thing I have ever seen.
then you can probs agree that the greatest mma moment is leon ko'ing kamaru usman in their second fight
@@joshuacheesman2205 100%
Secretariat 1973 Triple Crown. His records in all 3 races still stand today. I'm 68 and that is the greatest athletic performance I have ever seen.
Can't even argue this! 👍
How the hell could you leave off Secretariat winning the 1973 Belmont by 31 lengths, in a record time that will never be broken? 🙄
1. Because Horses don’t watch CZcams.
2. Because Horse-racing it isn’t a “Sport”: It’s a bunch of insecure assholes-who are sooo insecure about having such a small penis-that they use a large portion of their inheritance-to pay a bunch of other people-and a tiny man-to make intelligent Animals run in a circle-as fast as they can-for as long as they can-until that Horse ends up dying from it.
And then, they buy another one.
That way, those ‘insecure assholes with incredibly small penises’-can say “I won”.
That isn’t a sport.
RIGHT ON MY BROTHER
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@@megamrsoftee The title says sport
The greatest single athletic performance in sport history
GOLF - the Tiger chip in was indeed incredible… but for me, the greatest moment was him coming back to win the 2019 Masters when most folks thought he was done. And the crowd chanting/yelling TIGER/TIGER/TIGER on 18 was pretty special. Not unlike Jack winning it in 86 at the end of his career.
exactly. that, or tiger's hole in one at the stadium hole at waste management open
Check out Paula Creamer's putt in the HSBC Championship playoff - unbelievable!
'The Hand of God' is a moment of shame, not greatness.
When I say greatest I guess I mean the most famous moment if that makes sense
Then Jordan and Gibson need to be on there
@@PitlessBall Then you need to include the greatest goal ever scored, and you will find it in the same game !!!
@@PitlessBall Infamous maybe, but famous, no!
@@PitlessBallCarlos Alberto last goal from the world cup final of 1970 were the Best team of all time won the world cup was much greater
Honestly, a video like this is almost impossible to make
Too many great moments in every sport to truly have a greatest moment! All my opinion!
@@PitlessBall Well you could have eliminated the crap cheating play by Maradona at 3:15. Definitely not a great moment in any ones book!
@@kimturner3744
Make your own video and include what you want.
@@chetarmlin1196 Comment boards are there for a reason, and it isn't to just kiss the rear end of the content provider. I respect your opinion and disagreement with mine, you should try doing the same.
@@kimturner3744
I guess if you're into kissing rear ends, that's your thing. Bunch of turds in the comment section all know more than the guy or gal starting it should quit it and step up and do your own.
Dale Earnhardt finally winning the Daytona 500 after 20 years and being congratulated by every team/crew member wasn’t on this? 😮
The way Jordan ended his career with the Bulls took him from GOAT territory to mythical, Bunyan-type status. How in the world do you carry your team, running on fumes, Pippen barely able to walk on a bad back... down 3 with 40 secs left... make a quick driving layup, steal the ball from the MVP on the other end, come back and 'cross up' a guy to make the game winning shot. the shot for the title. 100% responsible for the ending of the game, just snatched the game from the jaws of defeat out of sheer f**king will through 3 straight possessions. Also, please tell me the last time any GREAT player has hit the deciding shot within the last 10 seconds to clinch a finals SERIES. It's something Bird, Magic, Kobe, Wilt, Russell, Kareem, Oscar, Dr. J, Hakeem, Shaq etc etc etc... absolutely NO GREAT PLAYER has EVER done. A game winning finals shot is rare. A series-clinching finals shot is EXTREMELY rare. To have that be the final. f***king. shot. of your CAREER?
for your SIXTH chip? for your SECOND 3-peat? Remember a single 3-peat hadn't been done since Russell's Celtics in an 8 team league. To close off what was ALREADY the greatest career of all time? I know I'm 35 and sound like an old fart talking about this. But young guys born after 1991 will never quite understand the magnitude that was Jordan, his career, and that literally unfathomable, storybook shot. I can understand why young guys get tired of hearing this stuff. Because it sounds completely fake, like something no one can live up to. Fortunately, it ACTUALLY happened. I'm sorry you didn't see it. You will never get it. "The Last Dance" truly doesn't do it justice, doesn't give it its proper perspective.
Michael Jordan is just absurd, it's unbelievable, it's what blew up the NBA to an unprecedented level and also blew up the contracts today.
Every single contract signed today should give about 5% back to Jordan.
That’s absolutely the most iconic moment in NBA history
Acting like Michael Jordan's career ending there! You old heads can't get through your heads that he played 2 lack-luster seasons with the Wizards until retiring. Has much less meaning now doesn't it?
His Nike contract Def gave him 5% lol
nah dawg ur tripping lebrons block in game 7 saved the cavs and pretty much helped seal the 3-1 comeback - the greatest comeback oat, and plus if jordan missed, they still had game 7
he pushed off and got away with it. That encapsulated his career as much as anything else did. Also, how can you honestly write all of that and think that somehow that was the final shot of his career? Do you not know anything about the man?
Man you should have included the 1995 World Cup final winning springboks team. Straight up united a nation is THE defining moment in rugby history. Also the story about the team. How bad they actually were to being World Cup champions and beating the all blacks is legendary. It’s an awesome sporting achievement
Fantastic timing, too, as the All Blacks wouldn't have been able to field a full team if they had played 24 hours earlier!
Nah poison was the player of the match
I'm a Kiwi and have to agree to be fair. For all the grousing about food poisoning, it was the best outcome for rugby overall, as well as South Africa as a nation.
@evangreenberg 1666: Which no one ever saw. Or heard of.
@@jaydee4009 only you and your backwards country weren't watching. It literally saved South Africa in front of the whole world.
I liked Laettner’s turnaround jumper more than that college basketball shot
That whole game was amazing. Laettner hit 100% of his shots, including free throws.
I was thinking Lorenzo Charles's dunk, with Jim Valvano running wildly around the court.
Yeah I was looking for the same thing.
That is a WAY better college basketball game. It almost feels like the creator of this video took from the last 20 years.
@@klumszy2479 god, country, and the gb packers
@klumszy2479 Im with you here. Houston was an undefeated all-time great team with two all time greats in Drexler and Hakeem. As the buzzer is sounding you are 100% certain Houston has won .. And then, in the blink of an eye, they've lost!! ... Duke v Kentucky is an all time great game, but THIS moment was bigger
Cubs winning the World Series in '16 after over 100 years should be on here.
“The band is on the field” is arguably the greatest moment in college sports history.
If there’s a “Greatest Moments in Music,” I’d put it there too!
That game was played between two shitters. The kick six was between the last four national championship winners.
Yes! Go Bears!!
NOPE. “Harvard beats Yale 29-29” is.
It was iconic, but I'll certainly allow for the Kick 6. Should be noted that Bama got revenge - 10 years later, to the day, on the same field, with "4th and 31". Those two teams have played some of the greatest games in NCAA history.
No the best moment in the NBA is Michael Jordans last shot for Chicago Bulls
I would disagree because if jordan misses they still have game 7
@@PitlessBall Im late, but that doesn't matter. Its the most known about shot & most watched shot in basketball history. So therefor it has to be the greatest moment in basketball without a doubt. Its not a matter of opinion.
@@PitlessBallthe prayer at jordan hare is the best bcoz it was a in state rival ( auburn - Alabama ) for a shot at the national championship playoff , and then the Villanova - North Carolina game had a few extra noted instances
1. A pair of brothers playing for opposite schools ( Kris Britt played for North Carolina , nate Jenkins played for Villanova )
2. The last second shot
@@YEGGS_1 it quite literally is a matter of opinion 💀💀
@@PitlessBall .................But that's why it's great. He sealed the deal. Jordan is the GOAT and showed it in that shot. Greatest moment ever. The frick? LOL.
Most of these are the worst moments in history depending on who you are.
Aside from my, possibly negative, commentary, I want to congratulate you for making this video! It's difficult to make it & it's nice to see videos like this, that juxtapose different sports & possibly introduce new people to them, through their greatness.
James Conrad's Holy Shot on hole 18 at the 2021 Disc Golf World Championships to force a playoff (which he won) is #1 in all of sports in terms of the odds of pulling it off at that exact moment
Cane here to say the same. I'm glad you posted.
Of course it is impossible to pick the plays everyone wants but this is a really great concept for a video. I'd enjoy a part two and three on the same sports with random great moments everyone knows. It was fun to jump from sport to sport and be reminded
I can't take this list seriously if the greatest moment in ping pong doesnt have Forrest Gump
🤣🤣🤣💯
Shouldn't Forrest Gump have appeared in all of these clips?
You left out the greatest performance in sports history--Secretariat winning the 1973 Belmont Stakes.
Agreed. It's embarrassing that it's not on here. Secretariat won the Triple Crown that year, and all three were track speed records that still stand today, 50 years later.
Kane Waselenchuk's entire career is a greatest moments in racquetball highlight reel. Between the legs shots, behind the back shots, most wins by any player, almost 4 times the number of US open victories as the next highest career. He's just an insanely talented athlete. Hard to pick a moment where it was filled with tension because he just dominates everyone.
Chris Jenkins shot to beat UNC was a great moment, but I think NC State over Houston from 1983 could've been rated higher because of how massive of an upset that was. And I also think Mario Chalmers from the 2008 National title game could be rated higher. Mario's Miracle didn't win the game, but if he misses his shot the game is over and Kansas loses. If Jenkins misses the game goes to overtime, and same thing with the NC State game. Chalmers' shot the game depended on it
Number one is say is Duke Kentucky 1992
@@jessehaskins7849 Respect that opinion. Hell of a game. It was a game winner that if he doesn't hit it the game is over. And it led to National Championship. But for me moments that happen in the actual Championship game are more important than the moments leading up to it.
But as I said I respect your opinion on that. It was a hell of a moment and would belong on a list like this.
I agree with Jesse - Laettner, Duke over Kentucky. EVERYONE remembers that, title game or not. Granted the NC State victory was huge, but while the result was a title, it was a little put back of a grossly missed shot. Laettner had to catch that ball turn and fire from nearly half court. Not only was it the most memorable, it was a heckuva play. IMO! :)
@@jonwalter6317 Yeah.......I think you would want to go by "Which one does everyone remember" would be a better litmus test.
I had no idea why the NFL moment was an Eli Manning moment.
@jonwalter6317 It was a heck of a shot, but Laettner should have never been able to catch that ball. Kentucky screwed up. The reason that no one was guarding the in bounds pass was that two players were supposed to guard Laettner. One in front of him and one behind, but they both got behind him. Charles for NC State had the presence of mind to see the shot was going to miss, go up to get it, and realize he had only enough time to dunk the ball not just come down with it and then try to put it up. IMO. But everyone can have their own opinion. They're all great plays.
The only other baseball choice that can compete is the 2004 ALCS, but it's hard not to choose the only Game 7 World Series Walk-off HR. Any kid who picks up a bat imagines that moment.
Joe Carter 1993?
Don Larson's perfect game in the World Series.
@@barra333 tht was g6
Luis gonzalez walking off the yankees 2001
This video taught me that commentators are important!
"Do you believe in miracles? YESS!!!" One of the greatest quotes ever said in sport.
Joe Buck calling that play with all the enthusiasm of a cowboy fan watching that Eli throw. shame it takes away from the moment.
*sun explodes*
"And the sun......explodes"
@@siler7 lmao!! monotone reaction to a quite insane catch, he should be docked pay!
agreeee!
Secretariat winning Triple Crown by 31 lengths was the greatest feat is sports history.
" 2:24... a Record that may stand forever"!
The problem is its not
@@goatedgod15what beats it?
@@rossrubino9080its just because horse racing is not as big a sport as soccer so definitley the goal of the century
@@goatedgod15 So if someone ran five seconds faster than Usain Bolt - which would be the greatest feat in human history, not just sports history - you'd say it doesn't count because more people watch soccer than athletics? Soccer is a popular sport, no question, but so many of its fans have chips on their shoulders because they don't have much else going on in their lives. I agree with the other posters that Secretariat's performance was the single most jaw dropping thing I've ever seen an athlete do. The fact that the athlete was a thoroughbred racehorse does not objectively change that. They are bred to compete, and they are trained as hard as any human athlete on the planet.
American, here. The greatest moment in soccer/football/ftbl is Andriy Shevchenko missing his penalty in the 2005 Champions League Final in Istanbul.
Greatest hockey moment so far was in 1972 when Canada beat the Russians in Game 8 to win the summit series 4-3-1.
Every Canadian who saw it can tell you exactly where they were when Henderson score "The Goal".
No use arguing with American ignorance and narcissism. They are about as brainwashed as the Nazis were. Dont get me wrong, everyone who is not a yankee knows you are right, but arguing with a yankee is futile. There brainwashing is top shelf.
You are wrong.
@@jordanbuehler7992
Let me guess, Jordan. You weren't even born in 1972, were you?
What could possibly rival the goal in 1972?
Gibson HR 1988 - most storybook ending ever.
Miracle on Ice in '80.
Jason Lezak 2004 Olympics 4x100 relay.
Holly Holmes kicking the shit out of Rhonda Rousey.
Buster Douglas dropping Tyson.
NC State 1983.
Jack at the '86 Masters.
Tiger by 15 on 2000 at Pebble.
Ford 1-2-3 at Le Mond in '66.
Gibson HR was definitely up there; Cardinals Game 6 in 2011 is hard to beat, except that there were three different moments vying for attention.
I agree that this video is an audacious attempt, but ultimately an impossible goal: the Tyree catch was spectacular, in a consequential moment, but not the winning score; the Auburn return was spectacular and unexpected, but not in a championship, just a famous rivalry; like I said with 2011 game 6, Freese’s HR sealed the deal and is most famous, but it came after two separate innings where the Cardinals were one strike away from actually losing, and either of those subsequent hits could have been chosen.
Joe Carter WON the series with his HR. You can’t beat that
@@clintonrice525 ... I agree. Game 6 2011 WS is the best baseball game I've ever watched. And not to mention... Freese was a hometown kid to top it off.
@@playdiscgolf1546 Unless you win the series in game SEVEN as Mazeroski did.
Reggie's 3 W.S. home runs on 3 swings vs 3 different pitchers vs Dodgers in 1977.
With 20 seconds left-in Game 6 of the NBA Finals-The score is 86-85-the Bulls are down 1 point to the Jazz-and the *Jazz have possession of the Ball:*
_Michael Jordan-The Greatest Basketball Player of All Time-and probably the Greatest Athlete to ever walk the Earth…_ *steals the ball* _from Karl Malone - Then, takes the Ball down the Court-waits until there is only enough time for one more shot… And just before time runs out-He makes the perfect move to lose the defender--pulls up-shoots the ball-and hits nothing but net-winning the Bulls the NBA Championship…_
_Then, he retires._
*That* is not only the Greatest Moment in the History of Basketball, it’s one of the Greatest Moment in the History of Sports.
The only possible ‘Greater Moment’ that I can think of is: _Joe Louis-v-Max Schmeling 2_
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I think with MJ, the only one you could put next to him is Usain Bolt
@@EneOneOne pele
@@zusafrostbite I think they're comparable in terms of record size and personality
Bro forgot about the immaculate reception
The 900 by tony hawk is the only one i cant see being argued against. Curious if anyone can think of something in skateboarding that rivaled it? Even people outside of skateboarding tuned in for it.
There are a few other things I can think of off the top of my head that are pretty memorable (involving Jay Adams, Rodney Mullen, Bob Burnquist, Danny Way, Bones Brigade parts, SLS runs, BATB matchups, or even Tony shredding earlier competitions back in the '80s), but you're spot on: that 900 landing was heard around the world. And while skateboarding continues to progress, it's just such an iconic moment.
On top of that, much like the Tiger Woods shot, most people can get stoked on the artistry behind it and celebrate the individual accomplishment. But ask fans of the losing teams in most of these other clips how they feel, and I'd bet to this day many of them are not as easily impressed by the accomplishments of the victors. "Ugh, don't remind me..." etc. 😂😂
Tiger woods shot cant be argued
I don’t think the kick-six can be argued. I clicked on this video just to see it again because I knew for a fact it would be college football’s greatest moment
Gui Khury hit the first ever 1080 on a half pipe (vs. mega ramp) in 2020 at the age of 11. He is the only one to ever hit one and has done it twice since.
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Mazeroski home run was a tied game in the 9th. Joe Carter's 3-run home run was come from behind WS winner.
But mazeroski's was game 7. They are both amazing, but game 7 takes the cake for me.
@@oldlostcorythe Dodgers signing Jackie Robinson beats them both as Baseball’s greatest moment
Joe Carter's was Game 6.
Mazeroskis hit is so prominent in baseball history that it took a guy who was 14% worse than an average hitter to the hall of fame.
shit that crowd reaction to Frazier's punch on Ali always gives me goosebumps
To be fair, everyone in the US wanted a Frazier win. That single knockdown should never eclipse that the rest of the world had Ali on points quite comfortably.
this needs a part 2. rulon gardner vs aleksandr karelin is one of the greatest wrestling matches
Greatest moments in USA sports history
sth africa v australia in cricket, two chinese table tennis players, argentina v england football [his other goal that game was a greater moment too...] but yes, very usa-centric.
The Yankees pitchers’ WIFE SWAPPING(AND CHILDREN!!) in 1973??
Secretariat at the '74 Belmont. Greatest moment in all of sports history.
1973
Among all the moments you could have picked for NBA... Ray Allen?
That shot singlehandedly made the difference between the Heat losing the championship or staying alive. It would have drastically changed NBA history as we know it for multiple GOAT candidate players if it missed. It was the clutchest shot ever made.
@@jordandwiggins1026 umm.... the Jordan tide-turning jumpshot for his second 3peat against Jazz? I thought that was what pushed him way ahead of everyone else and was definitely a magnitudes more defining moment
@@jordandwiggins1026 "Clutchest shot ever made"
Jordan over Ehlo
Jordan Game 6 1998
Horry vs SAC 2002
Kerr Game 6 1997
Sean Elliott Memorial Day Miracle
stop huffing paint, it's not good for you
Joe Buck with the most deadpanned commentating LMAO
Very sad that the play on here that’s likely the least debatable as the greatest moment for the sport also had the absolute worst commentator for the moment. Similar to using the national broadcast for the Kick Six. Every time the Auburn announcer (RIP) isn’t used, an angel falls to the earth.
The greatest moment in football is easily the goal AFTER the one you posted. It's even called the "Goal of the Century". You should switch those two up, or have them both, in succession, for contrast: a cheating goal, that should have been disallowed, followed by the most insane display of skill in football! Both scored by the same player, nonetheless! (The territorial dispute between Argentina & England is a bonus, that elevates everything.)
@@darrylwalker9005 are you implying that it didn't matter after 4 years?
I've got to disagree about the baseball choice. Bobby Thomson's shot heard 'round the world from 1951 is surely still the best - with the added bonus of Russ Hodges' iconic call.
Cool thing about Tony hawks 900 is that he landed it 5 times in a row during practice before he felt confident to do it in public .
Bob Beamon 1968 Olympics in the long jump and Secretariat in the 1973 Belmont Stakes.
The helmet catch over the immaculate reception??? Not a chance.
Yeah, no way anything but the Immaculate Reception should top the NFL
@@JordanCS13How about "The Catch?" Montana to Clark !!
The refs really licking Maradonna's boots. That fool actually touched it with his hand.
Ray Allen’s shot is definitely top three, top-five at absolute worst. Don’t think that that’s better than Jordon‘s last shot against the Jazz though
Or against Cleveland
Giannis block is as good as Allen shot.
I love Ray-Ray, but I disagree.
Allen's is not better and any true basketball fan knows Jordan's shot is better. LOL.
It is, but I really don't think it is the greatest moment in NBA history. Michael Jordan, winning his sixth ring and solidifying that he is the goat is absolutely the greatest.
Man I really miss the days of Usain Bolt's greatness... Can't believe it has been over 6 years already since he retired
as good as ray allens shot was, Jordan made a shot so unbelievable it had gone down in NBA history it is literally called "The Shot"
How is the "helmet catch" the greatest moment in NFL history?
It's clearly the Butt fumble.
Immaculate Reception
I'd say the Malcom Butler interception is a greater play, dude singlehandedly snatched a super bowl win from the jaws of defeat
The drama of Tiger’s shot, just dropping in.
The same can be said for Kawhi’s game 7 Shot - just watching the ball bounce on the rim before it dropped
Nice List - very well done, very tough to do ( since you had to pick one moment each sport ) thank you very much, especially for Miracle On Ice...Wish it would have had: ( Just Choices ) Ali Knocking Out Foreman or Liston TKO, Joe Namath ( Jets ) walking off with finger in the air, 1991 World Series Game 7 Walk Off, Andre Agassi French Open Winner, Jimmy Connors over McEnroe in 1982 Wimbledon, Arthur Ashe over Connors in 1973, Evander Holyfield knock out of Tyson, Diamondbacks over Yankees, Buffalo Bills missed Field Goal Super Bowl, ( Track & Field )Jesse Owens & Dave Waddle, Dr J around the back of the basket vs Lakers, James Buster Douglas, Don Shula Perfect, Roy Halladay World Series, Whitney Houston National Anthem, Kirk Gibson home run, Hank Aaron 715, Barry Bonds, Lou Gehrig Speech, The Catch 49ers, Cal Stanford, Dorothy Hamill, Mpls Miracle, Carlton Fisk home run game 6 in 75 World Series, Joe Carter Walk off, Elway "The Drive", Red Sox Comeback vs Yankees, Don Larson Perfect Game, Jack Buck And Later his son Joe; 2 different World Series same call for a Game 6 walk - off " And We'll See You Tomorrow Night"
ONLY MARADONA'S " HAND OF GOD " IS THE MOST ICONIC ON THIS LIST . BUT I WOULD RATHER PUT HIS SECOND GOAL WHICH IS " GOAL OF THE CENTURY " UNTIL NOW IT'S STILL RELEVANT
Iconic maybe...but greatest moment ever? Bit of an insult to Messi / Pele / Ronaldo / Zidane etc. The greatest moment of a sport is a guy hand balling? Agree his 2nd goal is in the short list
Laettner's shot is the greatest moment in college basketball history. Jordan's shot to be Utah, despite the push-off, is the most iconic moment in modern-day NBA history.
The holy shot from disc golf is certainly one of the greatest moments in sports history.
#1 - Jesse Owens - 1936 Summer Olympics
#2 - Miracle on Ice - 1980 Winter Olympics
#3 - Jim Valvano runs on the court after the Lorenzo Charles dunk - 1983 NCAA Championships
That’s a damn good top 3
I think the Nadia Comaneci perfect 10 should be on there.
Game 4 ALCS Red Sox vs Yankees (The Steal)
Princeton VS Georgetown NCAA Tournament (even though they came up short, it forever cemented 16 seeds in the tournament)
@@benjaminvalenzuela3948Yes, also Franz Klamer's (spelling) downhill run to win Gold medal in '76
If you make a part 2, alpine skiing's has got to be Franz Klammer's gold in 1976!
this is not every sport. I'm not mad just disappointed
Tigers chip.. That was on every single ad, and TV Show for literal months after it happened. People would not stop talking about it. Arguably the biggest moment ever in all sports I would say.
Most of these are American.... American football on the world stage is small. But with that said I understand if you are American then you view sport from your own perspective. Thanks for posting I enjoyed.
Ali defeating Liston in ‘64 was the most dramatic and simply unreal moment in boxing and perhaps all sports.
For basketball, Notre Dame ending unbeatable UCLA’s 88-game winning streak 10 years later with an implausible, inexplicable 12-0 run in the final three minutes was an event I still cannot believe I actually witnessed.
3:16 That wasn't even the greatest moment in that match, never mind football. Maradona scored one of the greatest goals of all time, taking the ball from his own half and beating most of the England team.
How about Joe Carter's come from behind, world series winning, walk off home run?
Touch em all Joe!
Maz’s even better
@@Steelers72 nope, his was only in a tie game
@@andyroskaft3941 Game seven winner much more dramatic than a game six finish.
I liked the video, and your pinned comment! I'm not a gymnastics person, but that Strug moment was amazing live. (on tv) As a hockey fan, you can't go wrong with the miracle on ice!
Brazilian here... Volleyball finals 2012... fucking giant ass Muzersky got subbed in and wiped the floor with us... hurts to this day! great inclusion thou...
Either the Jack Nicklaus’ birdie putt on 17 or his tee shot on 16 during the final round of the 1986 Masters are the greatest!
I would also suggest 2 additional moments in sports that I consider absolutely unforgettable:
1. Secretariat in the Belmont Stakes in 1973!
2. Bob Beamon’s long jump at the 1968 Olympics!
As a sports fan, I love watching sports to witness a miracle! Those rare, once in a lifetime moments that are etched in my memory forever! The events listed above are beyond belief!
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Tigers save on 16 at Agusta. The greatest shot I've ever seen.
No, the chosen shot was greater. Tiger on the 16th was simply insane.
That cricket point was unreal! I think
2016 Game 7 Finals the lebron block and the kyrie irving 3 pointer will be my favorite NBA moment of all time, and I was a warriors bandwagon back then haha
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The miracle still gives me chills
As does when Russia beat the yanks at basketball at the 1972 Olympics, one of the funniest endings ever .
the kick 6 auburn clip would’ve been better if it was the iconic “Auburns gonna win the football game!” commentator
I was thinking the same thing
The college football one could be the famous Cal-Stanford game. NFL for me is the 49ers last minute drive in Super Bowl 23.
I think I’d put Vince Young’s game winning TD in the 2005 Rose Bowl as the GOAT in college football. Stakes were just so much higher, not to mention two of the greatest teams of all time playing. Hurts to say this since I didn’t like Young then or now.
These are also the greatest announcer calls in sports history
“Do you believe in miracles? YES!!!” -Al Michaels, 1980 Winter Olympics
“In your LIFE have you seen anything like that?!” -Vern Lundquist, 2005 Masters Tournament
“It is….caught by Tyree.” -Joe Buck, Super Bowl XLII
Not a bad selection! These were definitely memorable and certainly some of the very best moments in sports. Well-chosen!
Greatest basketball play. Game 6 of the playoffs Detroit versus Boston. Seconds left, Isaiah Thomas brings in the ball, inbound pass stolen by Larry Bird, throws to Dennis Johnson with no time left to win the game
1987.
Hard disagree. The Ray Allen shot transcends time
@TransparentEclipse Allen has to catch the ball and make the shot. Bird has to steal the ball and tiptoe to stay inbounds while his teammate DJ anticipates this, and is cutting for the layup. Stealing an inbound pass is way more impressive
@@richardkatz8713 not ab the difficulty of the shot, it’s ab the culture. And the Ray Allen shot defines basketball. Birds shot defines old ppl
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You have no point and your argument has no sense, tbh.
Jackie Robinson stepped onto the field on April 15, 1947 to break Major League Baseball's color barrier that had stood for 63 years.
He was a civil rights pioneer seven years before the U.S. Supremr Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education made "separate but equal" illigal, and eight years before Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King became known nationally.
That's the greatest moment in American sports.
John riggins 4th down run in the Super Bowl was “greater” than that catch, but then maybe the person who put this video together is only 18 years old
Seriously?
Best football soccer moment ever for you is the hand of god.
Only four minutes later Diego scores the goal of the century, dribling five guys and you choose the hand one?
What to expect from people who think that calling football a game played mostly hands it's ok?
COMPLETELY agree! The goals should be switched. The uploader commented that he picked up these moments from polls. I guess that some (understandably) salty British people were the ones to pick the handball. (Where are you from, if I may ask?)
@@Yon_Jon5715 I'm an Argentinian, named Diego in honour of Maradona.
People dont understand how difficult it is for a gymnast to perform on a sprain ankle
I'm pretty sure though that the gold medal was already actually clinched. She didn't know it yet, but it was already over.
Cael Sanderson 159-0 in college wrestling is perhaps the greatest athletic achievement of all time! Cant leave that out
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Yeah, it's definitely made by an american, but it's interesting to learn also about different cultures
Kyrie’s shot happened in the final minute of game 7 of the finals. After Ray’s shot in the final minute there was a whole other game to play. These two things are not equal.
@@mlgspoooder9279 there was still more time available to set up another shot, over 5 seconds.
Also after Ray hit his shot there were 164 more shot attempts in that series. The weight of Ray’s shot was not to win the nba finals. The stakes just did not exist at the time of Ray’s shot.
but also like... this video isn't for the clutchest moment in every sport, it's the greatest. allen's 3 is basketball's greatest moment imo it's fine to disagree obv but the play and the call make it the greatest for me@@jonnyturtleneck7153
Its kinda simple. Ray’s was down in the series, wich causes the shot to have more clutch vallue. It was do or die, hit or fly. Kyrie inderectly shoot an game winner, and allen had to shoot the game winner shot.
@@0nelao996 Allen’s shot being considered clutch depends on a whole additional game where 164 more shots were taken. If the heat lose game 7, then nobody talks about Ray’s shot. Kyrie’s shot was the final fga for the Cavs where the consequences were to win a championship, not just get the opportunity to play another game.
Kyrie’s shot is the only shot in nba history to go ahead in the final minute of the finals’ game 7. (And it was in the face of the league’s mvp of the team with the highest regular season record ever).
@@jonnyturtleneck7153 no it doesnt depends on the other game. Because if he didnt made it, they are gone. If Ky misses, they arent.
_watches video_
_double-checks title:_ “The Greatest Moment Of All Time In *_Every Sport”_*
_glares in Aussie Rules Football_
Maurice clarette ripping the ball from Sean Taylor’s hands in 2002 was the best football play I’ve ever seen.
Needs James Conrad's shot at the 2021 disc golf world championships
The Holy Shot 🙏
Secretariat's 32 length win at the Belmont to win the 1973 Triple Crown was left out. That is the greatest moment in sports history. IMO.
No lol
A lot of people would agree
missing the greatest sports moment of any sport - James Conrad's Holy Shot on the 18th of the 2021 Disc Golf World Championship!
Secretariat should be here.
Man, Tiger was a man among boys.
"Bird steals the ball..." No brainer.
That’s maybe Top 5 but it’s not above Ray’s 3, Jordan’s final shot as a Bull or Wilt’s 100 point game.
@@jordandwiggins1026 Yawn. Wilt was a foot taller than most players in the pre-modern era. Jordan and Allen hit a jump shot, big deal; one can name several players who did that. Nothing matches the anticipation, steal, pass and to do it against the Detroit alley ball thugs. Best ever.
@@wanderingscholar9717 as a Detroit alley ball thugs fan, I agree w/ you: Bird's steal & pass to DJ beats Allen's shot by a mile.
@@wanderingscholar9717 "Jordan hit a jump shot" are we forgetting that the entire play started with him back-stripping Malone or...?
@@alinevenorion4718 I don't know why you used the word 'we'. I recall that sequence rather well and there are details you seem to have forgotten. The steal was likely a foul and the push off creating the wide open shot was definitely a foul. No comparison.