hardest i played was hockey, which i know is tougher than baseball, basketball or football. But hitting a 90mph fastball is very very hard. Throwing one may be harder still.
If the question was "which is the hardest sport to play Well, my answer would be a resounding "golf" for sure.

 

If you're talking physical output I'd saying wrestling. It takes every fiber of your muscles and every cell of oxygen. It also takes a lot more mentally than it looks like because you have to react and counter your opponent, and sometimes like after hard throws or takedowns your hurting or your head is spinning.

 

I'm with Stumbler. Wrestling is extremely physically demanding and it's one of those activities that's impossible to train for, except by doing it a lot. You use every single muscle in your body, and as Stumbler said, every ounce of lung power. It's FUN though.

 

I already knew you'd been there Bukkake Bunny by reading your other posts. I guess I'd also add it's one of the few sports that will serve you well on the street, in the bar or out in the alley. And of all self defenses it is the counter to karate or boxing.

Another aspect of the sport, however, is you walk out on the mat and win or lose all by yourself, and if that wasn't bad enough the only sport I know of that you know you are losing when you can see ceiling lights and your opponent shows you ass to the crowd.

 

I'd say wrestling but not WWE shit. Real wrestling....alot of stragety, skill etc...I could never do it....I'd get too mad and just break the guy.lol

 

what about UFC?

 

swimming!!

by far

 

Its only a few years away from becoming the WWE.

 

UFC isn't fake though

 

2 kinds of difficult . . .

most physically difficult has to be any of the combat sports - boxing, wrestling, MMA, etc. Besides being exhausting, the whole point is that the other guy is trying to take you out. (I think Murdock is off-base with the UFC-WWE comparison)

But, from a skill level, I gotta say golf (ya, ya - it's not really a sport, right?). Trying to get that little ball to go where you want with those crooked sticks takes otherworldly skill (and a bit of luck too). There are only a few hundred humans on the planet that actually make a real living at golf.

 

Definately GOLF!

Golf takes unbeleivable skill. Football and basketaball take mostly strength and size. Yet small men who possess the right skills can win great golf tournements. An Englishman of 5'7" won the U.S. open and the Masters, Ian (damn I can't think of his last name) from Wales!

 

His name

Ian Woosnam!

 

Football does but not basketball, strength and size only matters for big men, like power forwards and centers

hell Earl Bykins is only 5'6 and that's with Air Jordans on

 

I love UFC guys, but remember about thirty years ago WWE was real too. I just see a lot similarities starting to pop up in the UFC. I hope it doesn't happen but history tends to repeat.

 

WWE was never real, it was always fake, just staged, they never hit each other full on, they always timed it so nobody got hurt

UFC they just destroy each other, there were like 50 deaths before they changed the rules, and now people still get severely injured

 

To play??? for me it would be womens' volleyball... I wouldn't be able to concentrate on the game.

 

Wrestling use to be real, it was based on true wrestling, locks, holds, and submission holds. It wasn't until the 60's or 70's that the fake wrestling started to get added. Many of the original wrestlers retired or were fired instead of becoming actors.

I was watched UFC back before the rule changes. I don't when to steal the those guys accomplicments. They deserve to be remembered.

 

Why I am I defending WWE, I hate it? Guess I'm just tired? Baller I truly do love UFC. I just hope that they don't slowly water it down, until it becomes the "extreme" WWE.

 

wow didn't know that, guess ya learn something new every day

 

tiger polo , sometimes they climb the trees and i end up sideways