10 FUNNY FAILS IN SPORTS

10 FUNNY FAILS IN SPORTS

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Some of the most memorable moments in sports are epic fails that the athletes would like to
forget more than anything. No one wants to remember embarrassing bloopers to oversell the
celebrations, epic collapses, and major mental mistakes. In this video, we will take you on a
trip down memory lane to revisit some of the goofiest moments in different sports around the
globe. These brutal sports fail have-it-all, some of them proved to be game-changers while
others were just slapstick funny fails that bring out the third-grade sense of humor in all of us.
Here are the top 10 funniest fails in sports history. Watch out for number 1 as it is the
funniest of all! But before we get into that, don’t forget to like and subscribe to our channel
Number 10.) Kemba Walker's celebration fail
If you've ever played football, you'd know that there is no better feeling than getting the hot
hand. During Charlotte Hornet's point guard Kemba Walker's first all-star season, he was
dialed in for a December matchup with a Miami Heat. Walker wanted to give the home
crowd a show, so he performed a small celebratory dance after launching a three, but the only
thing that was celebratory about this moment was how quickly and unexpectedly it turned out
to be a major sports fail. Walker may have been a little excited, as he was still engrossed in
giving his little fiery celebration with his walkaway walk of shame, he forgot to make sure if
the ball actually went in.
Number 9.) Ronda Rousey makes Bethe Correia eat her words
Trash-talking is one of the greatest parts of watching sports. Witnessing athletes getting under
each other's skin and gossiping about each other is just a part of the game. Leading up to UFC

190 in Rio de Janeiro Brazil, MMA megastar Ronda Rousey and Brazilian Bethe Correia
were preparing to fight in 2015, while talking about the whooping she was going to put on
her for her home country, Correia crossed the line with her choice of words for Rousey.
Bethe Correia had made some inappropriate comments about Rousey's late father, but Rousey
promptly made her eat those words. Once the fight began, Correia didn't just eat her words,
she also ate a bunch of fists to the face and Rousey knocked Correia out in just 34 seconds. I
tell you; you don't want to mess with her at all!
Number 8.) How McLaughlin hit the finish line
This viral video unintentionally pulls off dramatic irony better than most writers can. The
build-up is so intense, everyone knows that the girl in charge of the finish line ribbon is
headed for disaster, everyone but her. As far as the insane and hilarious sports fail videos of
unsuspecting people getting jacked up goes, this one tops the list, that is, it's funny until
reality hits. This 400-meter race was happening at the New Balance National Indoor
Championship, and the girl exploding into a billion pieces had devastating consequences. The
runner who wrecked the girl at the finish line was Taylor McLaughlin belonging to Union
Catholic High school and although she finished first, she was disqualified for a lane
infraction.
Number 7.) Hurdle Gone Wild
As far as disastrous track and field performances are concerned, this hurdle act in the 2012
Chinese University games pulls off 110 meters of embarrassment in a very impressive
fashion and we can hardly find a match of his hilarious feat. How this guy even found himself
in this race is another discussion entirely, he clearly did not make the team that competed in
London that summer. This dude went on in a Hulk mode, straight up smashing through those
first few hurdles as if they were toothpicks. The more hurdles he faced, the more he did not

scale them. In his undying spirit of sportsmanship, this lost cause also did a bang-up job of
ensuring that his teammates' race is ruined too.


Number 6.) Worst Baserunning
The San Francisco Giant, Ruben Rivera, carried out one of the most unfathomable pathetic
attempts in baserunning in Major League Baseball history. It was crunch time bottom of the
ninth with a score, not a two, Rivera was waiting at the first base with one out when a deep
fly ball to the center was dropped. The opportunity offered Rivera an easy trip home or at
least a third, but it's like Rivera did everything in his power to screw this one up. First, he
started up with some indecision, then uncertainty, followed by a little doubt, and finished off
with some reckless confidence.