Never been into any other sports apart from watching the odd match etc but over the last year or so been getting into boxing, been to a couple of shows and watch it most weekends now.
Motorbike racing is my favourite sport, then football.
Surprised so many of you are saying boxing. It's fucking shit. Any sports-entertainment with 7 world championships where you can choose who you compete against is a pale shitty insult against the sport that was based on and that I once loved
Cricket, Rugby Union and Athletics are my top 3 as I played as much if not more of them than football.
As for watching most sports except horsey things (unless I've had a bet!), synchronised swimming and cars and bikes going round tracks (unless someone of interest driving or riding).
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Also like Boxing and Ladies Beach Volleyball ;-)
Darts is good aswell
League One football....it has the same laws and pitch dimensions as football but that's where the similarities end.
indeed *smokes bubble pipe*
Surprised so many of you are saying boxing. It's fucking shit. Any sports-entertainment with 7 world championships where you can choose who you compete against is a pale shitty insult against the sport that was based on and that I once loved
I used to be big into Motorbike Racing in my teens a few years ago Mortimerician, is it still as good as i remember? I'm talking about 7-8 years ago
As for watching most sports except horsey things (unless I've had a bet!), synchronised swimming and cars and bikes going round tracks (unless someone of interest driving or riding).
I'm a big Giants fan.
C'MON BIG BLUE!
Aussie Rules, following St. Kilda. Carn the Sainters!
Oh yes, these games are great. Used to play Gaelic football and "toured" Ireland many times in my younger days.
Motorsport is about as dull as it gets
Hockey good to play, not spectator friendly.
Nothing involving a motor of any kind is a sport. Boxing used to be good but I agree with Mortimerican now.
Nothing foreigners invented, especially ones that try to mimic real sports (i.e. NFL, Aussie rules, Gaelic football).
Nothing played on ice or sand.
seeing england win the ashes in australia has a lot to do with that obviously.