This compilation beautifully showcases the moments when sportsmanship transcends competition, reminding us all of the universal values that bind us together, whether on the field or at the range. Truly inspiring stuff
@AllAboutSurvival2 ай бұрын
I love seeing professional athletes take care of disabled kids and adults. Athletes have no idea what it means to them! Thank you thank you thank you! Pay it forward! ❤
@andybowlin23852 ай бұрын
Absolutely love it when people show humanity before animosity.
@sander_bouwhuis18 күн бұрын
MAJOR tears were shed..
@DoritosGoBrap2 ай бұрын
There are alot of people in all sports that do not showcase this level of respect. That is a shame, but at the same time shows you the people who can compete at the highest level and still show that respect and sportsmanship are values you should hold high. How they are beloved by all fans shows that most people hold these values as well, even if they aren't aware of it all the time.
@Rakshiir2 ай бұрын
Incredible moments. Thank you, big hearted people...
@user-cy7me2rg8q2 ай бұрын
I absolutely love the pro athletes that do so much for kids & adults with disabilities. When you are born with a disability life is already hard. The athletes have the ability to make dreams come true & I have the most respect for the pros that prioritize their fans, especially the ones that have disabilities. Love it! The athletes that do show so much love to the fans have the biggest hearts & you can tell they were raised right by their mama. Their fame hasn't gone to their heads & they go all out for all their fans. I think it's great. I also love any & all athletes that have great sportsmanship for their fellow athletes regardless of what team they are on. The respect shown to fellow teammates & opponents is the greatest sportsmanship there is. I have the highest respect for the athletes that have that level of sportsmanship. It shows that they have compassion & empathy for a fellow human being. Something the whole world needs more of.
@kimberlypoole5325Ай бұрын
I know people won't give to flips about this, but when someone chokes on their tongue, it means that someone is unconscious, and their tongue is becoming floppy when relaxed. However, with this fact, I can clear this up, the tongue is attached and cannot be physically swallowed, it can just become relaxed to the point where it can block the airways, thus preventing oxygen from reaching the brain. Now that's taken care of, whoever is reading this, you can go back to what you were doing before seeing this comment.
@user-wy7jd6uk2oАй бұрын
Ty tbh I didn't know that and I was scared if like swallow my tongue
@gamingwithbella975320 күн бұрын
@3:05 That is vinicius jr star player for real madrid😂
@brandonvanbeers96002 ай бұрын
I was there in my hometown Cincinnati when Damar Hamlin got hurt, the stadium was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. I was so honored and proud to be apart of Cincinnati and a Bengals fan that night, nothing but love and prayers for Damar and the Entire Bills Mafa.... WHO-DEY!!!
@tanyadavenport22872 ай бұрын
Yuh DeMar is safe and playing again
@brennanwaxler-wi8np2 ай бұрын
I believe the runner who finished last by a long time, in the rain, actually received a grand from her country for showing so much determination and not giving up. She may have come in last, but she still made her country proud. Edit: "a blind boy" 😂
@thegaymingavenger2 ай бұрын
Yes, she (Bou Samnang) was competing in the ASEAN games, representing cambodia. Hun Sen gave her $10k for her perseverance.
@aimeehill48202 ай бұрын
Although only a few seconds, the Damar Hamlin hit will forever haunt my memory. As a Bills fan, that was a handful of days that the world stood on edge strictly because an athlete almost died from a typical hit. The outpouring of support to Buffalo as a whole was incredible and I stand by the comment that the outpouring of support is what saved his life (along with all trainers on site)
@Fushu7132 күн бұрын
We live in such a world today, that almost nothing acts, counts as heroic.
@iteerrex81662 ай бұрын
Respect, thanks you for sharing moments
@WowWellTV6 сағат бұрын
This is what our world should look like. Live, love, and laugh.
@brianblackwelder95332 ай бұрын
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS, PLEASE DONT EVER STOP MAKING THEM. It makes you feel good and with all the Negative going on, these show there are still good people out there!
@michelleblake50542 ай бұрын
I cried☺️ RESPECT!!! 🙏
@faithmichaels27572 ай бұрын
Mathias Steiner's victory still gets me ♥
@dieypslackiert2 ай бұрын
The one at 01:24 in the wheelchair is Rob Burrows, the former Leeds Rhinos and England and Great Britain rugby league player. He was diagnosed with MND (as well call it in the UK or Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's disease in the USA). The one high fiving him and carrying him is his best mate and fellow former Leeds Rhinos and England and Great Britain rugby league player Kevin Sinfield.
@ChrisMDSmith79Ай бұрын
Love this videos
@obsterlobster28542 ай бұрын
AWESOME, THANK YOU
@tonywoodham3760Ай бұрын
Hard to pick as ALL these people are MAJOR HEROES at being Human! On a team-to-team level, the whole of the opposing team wearing Ukraine jerseys in support. On a team-to-one level the team hugging the mom of the deceased son/teammate. On a one-to-one level, the coach saving her swimmer.
@ReuvenF9572 ай бұрын
2:32 the ice keeper 😭
@kangjhha2 ай бұрын
There were a couple moments that made me proud to be a Canadian.
@SnowTiger45Ай бұрын
0:32 not quite. They had both cleared the same height with equal attempts, but it was the Qatari jumper who suggested/asked the official if they could share it.
@Heathen.Deity.Ай бұрын
0:32 To be fair, it was only logical decision for both of them. They agreed to share 1st place, and they're both olympic champions, otherwise if the competiton continued, they would risk beeing pushed down to 2nd place. Between certain 1st place shared with another competitor, and potentially losing gold just to try beeing on top of the podium on their own - it's a nobrainer
@grishemallАй бұрын
3:05 "Fan" = Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid player) hahahahaha
@David232995Ай бұрын
Yes ... all the above.
@mikecox3659Ай бұрын
All of them were the best! Not just one.
@coreyolson9538Ай бұрын
Who else kinda feels bad for the people who supply the sport shirts… but still beautiful. Our world is not completely gone . I can’t imagine that this is the only times.. hopefully 🤣❤
@user-kn7bc7os3pАй бұрын
RESPECT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
@martindekoning8346Ай бұрын
I prefer the moments of good sportsmanship videos…the disabled fan videos feel like inspiration p*rn to me. But the athlete and toddler amputees “fist”bumping has got to be one of the sweetest things I’ve ever seen. The baby clearly recognized that her arm was like his and was thrilled
@LlamaLlamaMamaJama12 күн бұрын
Daily dose of crying 😢 tiers of happiness :D
@eramires2 ай бұрын
5:00 ❤
@Dani-ICU-RNАй бұрын
“What do you say?” Kiwi saying from waaaaaay back, every kiwi kid has this saying burnt into their brain.
@drumrockaАй бұрын
I'm sorry but I'm pretty positive that it's a blind girl that made the basket at 5:55 not a boy!🏀✌
@redgarcia142715 күн бұрын
what can you say , what can any one say , W , O , W ;
@nickpond93372 ай бұрын
10:00-if those were adults, they’d probably be in the middle of a fight right there.
@gymguy252 ай бұрын
Them soccer players wearing bras?
@7521eric2 ай бұрын
Kids❤
@phoolvio2 ай бұрын
Wow! You better watch the blind boy shot a basketball into the basket. The player was a GIRL.
@tc218902 ай бұрын
Calling vini jr a fan of Giannis is crazy
@jacksibbald95052 ай бұрын
Not pictured; the player who fouled a blind kid trying to shoot a basket
@tiberiuslamar2 ай бұрын
we all can show sportsmanship in our life. However to sign a fans shirt etc has nothing to do to sportsmanship
@gregfloh773212 күн бұрын
This is a great list but I do have 1 issue. "Respect to that guy for having his priorities in order." Draymond Green only cares for his teammates but he's ruthless against any opposition. I don't think Green deserves any positive comments.
@BLKninjas2 ай бұрын
I was thinking the same thing
@vanessawebster2163Ай бұрын
So, some of them got good PR, some avoided a law suit for injuring folks and some narrowly escaped the well-deserved consequences of animal abuse. Only very few of these are actually 'heartwarming'.
@isabelc2131Ай бұрын
Can someone tell me why the bears scoring was so important
@charlessun93602 ай бұрын
It's a charity thing called the Teddy Bear Toss. When the home team scores the first point of the game everyone throws stuffed toys they have brought with them onto the ice, these are then collected and donated to hospitals and charities.
@DarthClaws2 ай бұрын
@@DarthClaws thx
@charlessun93602 ай бұрын
It is physically impossible for someone to choke on their own tongue
@whtygr232 ай бұрын
True but story time: I frequently gag when coughing. A couple months ago stuff came up, and idk if it was a laryngospasm or what - but I suddenly lost my ability to move any air. I couldn’t even cough. It was absolutely terrifying…I was going to call 911 when I finally sucked in a little air. I wasn’t timing it but it felt like maybe 20 seconds so not that long. But I can see a layperson thinking “is she choking on her tongue??” bc I obviously wasn’t choking on food, but it looked like I WAS choking…. like I said I couldn’t even cough.
@LlamaLlamaMamaJama12 күн бұрын
Prayers don't save people's lives. Paramedics, EMTs, Nurses, PCTs, and Doctors do. That's why Hamlin is alive.
@fizzmoe98462 ай бұрын
Umm the girl proposing to a girl killed it for me sorry
@brianjacobs12412 ай бұрын
I love LeBron James
@lwing772 ай бұрын
The problem is you people keep using AIs to talk talk talk and never shut up so these videos are not enjoyable. Maybe shut your AIs mouth so we can enjoy what is happening
@kristycrow95862 ай бұрын
I didn't think athletes like this existed anymore, most athletes now are toxic, greedy and full of themselves
@CoralMan242 ай бұрын
Why did the screen go black while the girl was on the balance beam? Thumbs down.
@wrongfullyaccused7139Ай бұрын
People don't swallow their tongue
@fazedee11942 ай бұрын
People understand common medical terms.
@HarryCaneNo1Ай бұрын
Contrary to your narration it isn't possible to swallow your tongue so those people were choking on something else.
@imasurfer49832 ай бұрын
Actually what he meant is sometimes when you get hit hard it causes almost like a seizure in which the tongue flops back toward the airway causing restricted breathing. Swallowing your tongue is just the term people use.
@EviePetersheim-lc5ye2 ай бұрын
It bothers me as well when people talk about swallowing their tongue. In the past, this was believed to be true, but like the other person who replied, it is a blockage due to the patient being unconscious and their tongue being totally limp. The best way to handle that is putting the patient in the recovery position, which will cause the tongue to fall forward out of the mouth, thus opening up the airway. Still, this was a great show of sportsmanship and humanity. 🇨🇦
@nancybannerman12242 ай бұрын
A broken leg is not completely broken. A bleeding nose is not actually bleeding. A heart is not actually being attacked during a heart attack. What are you even trying to prove here, you genius? :D
@HarryCaneNo1Ай бұрын
@@HarryCaneNo1 thank you for the dumbest reply ever made on any of my comments.
This compilation beautifully showcases the moments when sportsmanship transcends competition, reminding us all of the universal values that bind us together, whether on the field or at the range. Truly inspiring stuff
I love seeing professional athletes take care of disabled kids and adults. Athletes have no idea what it means to them! Thank you thank you thank you! Pay it forward! ❤
Absolutely love it when people show humanity before animosity.
MAJOR tears were shed..
There are alot of people in all sports that do not showcase this level of respect. That is a shame, but at the same time shows you the people who can compete at the highest level and still show that respect and sportsmanship are values you should hold high. How they are beloved by all fans shows that most people hold these values as well, even if they aren't aware of it all the time.
Incredible moments. Thank you, big hearted people...
I absolutely love the pro athletes that do so much for kids & adults with disabilities. When you are born with a disability life is already hard. The athletes have the ability to make dreams come true & I have the most respect for the pros that prioritize their fans, especially the ones that have disabilities. Love it! The athletes that do show so much love to the fans have the biggest hearts & you can tell they were raised right by their mama. Their fame hasn't gone to their heads & they go all out for all their fans. I think it's great. I also love any & all athletes that have great sportsmanship for their fellow athletes regardless of what team they are on. The respect shown to fellow teammates & opponents is the greatest sportsmanship there is. I have the highest respect for the athletes that have that level of sportsmanship. It shows that they have compassion & empathy for a fellow human being. Something the whole world needs more of.
I know people won't give to flips about this, but when someone chokes on their tongue, it means that someone is unconscious, and their tongue is becoming floppy when relaxed. However, with this fact, I can clear this up, the tongue is attached and cannot be physically swallowed, it can just become relaxed to the point where it can block the airways, thus preventing oxygen from reaching the brain. Now that's taken care of, whoever is reading this, you can go back to what you were doing before seeing this comment.
Ty tbh I didn't know that and I was scared if like swallow my tongue
@3:05 That is vinicius jr star player for real madrid😂
I was there in my hometown Cincinnati when Damar Hamlin got hurt, the stadium was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. I was so honored and proud to be apart of Cincinnati and a Bengals fan that night, nothing but love and prayers for Damar and the Entire Bills Mafa.... WHO-DEY!!!
Yuh DeMar is safe and playing again
I believe the runner who finished last by a long time, in the rain, actually received a grand from her country for showing so much determination and not giving up. She may have come in last, but she still made her country proud. Edit: "a blind boy" 😂
Yes, she (Bou Samnang) was competing in the ASEAN games, representing cambodia. Hun Sen gave her $10k for her perseverance.
Although only a few seconds, the Damar Hamlin hit will forever haunt my memory. As a Bills fan, that was a handful of days that the world stood on edge strictly because an athlete almost died from a typical hit. The outpouring of support to Buffalo as a whole was incredible and I stand by the comment that the outpouring of support is what saved his life (along with all trainers on site)
We live in such a world today, that almost nothing acts, counts as heroic.
Respect, thanks you for sharing moments
This is what our world should look like. Live, love, and laugh.
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS, PLEASE DONT EVER STOP MAKING THEM. It makes you feel good and with all the Negative going on, these show there are still good people out there!
I cried☺️ RESPECT!!! 🙏
Mathias Steiner's victory still gets me ♥
The one at 01:24 in the wheelchair is Rob Burrows, the former Leeds Rhinos and England and Great Britain rugby league player. He was diagnosed with MND (as well call it in the UK or Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's disease in the USA). The one high fiving him and carrying him is his best mate and fellow former Leeds Rhinos and England and Great Britain rugby league player Kevin Sinfield.
Love this videos
AWESOME, THANK YOU
Hard to pick as ALL these people are MAJOR HEROES at being Human! On a team-to-team level, the whole of the opposing team wearing Ukraine jerseys in support. On a team-to-one level the team hugging the mom of the deceased son/teammate. On a one-to-one level, the coach saving her swimmer.
2:32 the ice keeper 😭
There were a couple moments that made me proud to be a Canadian.
0:32 not quite. They had both cleared the same height with equal attempts, but it was the Qatari jumper who suggested/asked the official if they could share it.
0:32 To be fair, it was only logical decision for both of them. They agreed to share 1st place, and they're both olympic champions, otherwise if the competiton continued, they would risk beeing pushed down to 2nd place. Between certain 1st place shared with another competitor, and potentially losing gold just to try beeing on top of the podium on their own - it's a nobrainer
3:05 "Fan" = Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid player) hahahahaha
Yes ... all the above.
All of them were the best! Not just one.
Who else kinda feels bad for the people who supply the sport shirts… but still beautiful. Our world is not completely gone . I can’t imagine that this is the only times.. hopefully 🤣❤
RESPECT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I prefer the moments of good sportsmanship videos…the disabled fan videos feel like inspiration p*rn to me. But the athlete and toddler amputees “fist”bumping has got to be one of the sweetest things I’ve ever seen. The baby clearly recognized that her arm was like his and was thrilled
Daily dose of crying 😢 tiers of happiness :D
5:00 ❤
“What do you say?” Kiwi saying from waaaaaay back, every kiwi kid has this saying burnt into their brain.
I'm sorry but I'm pretty positive that it's a blind girl that made the basket at 5:55 not a boy!🏀✌
what can you say , what can any one say , W , O , W ;
10:00-if those were adults, they’d probably be in the middle of a fight right there.
Them soccer players wearing bras?
Kids❤
Wow! You better watch the blind boy shot a basketball into the basket. The player was a GIRL.
Calling vini jr a fan of Giannis is crazy
Not pictured; the player who fouled a blind kid trying to shoot a basket
we all can show sportsmanship in our life. However to sign a fans shirt etc has nothing to do to sportsmanship
This is a great list but I do have 1 issue. "Respect to that guy for having his priorities in order." Draymond Green only cares for his teammates but he's ruthless against any opposition. I don't think Green deserves any positive comments.
I was thinking the same thing
So, some of them got good PR, some avoided a law suit for injuring folks and some narrowly escaped the well-deserved consequences of animal abuse. Only very few of these are actually 'heartwarming'.
Can someone tell me why the bears scoring was so important
It's a charity thing called the Teddy Bear Toss. When the home team scores the first point of the game everyone throws stuffed toys they have brought with them onto the ice, these are then collected and donated to hospitals and charities.
@@DarthClaws thx
It is physically impossible for someone to choke on their own tongue
True but story time: I frequently gag when coughing. A couple months ago stuff came up, and idk if it was a laryngospasm or what - but I suddenly lost my ability to move any air. I couldn’t even cough. It was absolutely terrifying…I was going to call 911 when I finally sucked in a little air. I wasn’t timing it but it felt like maybe 20 seconds so not that long. But I can see a layperson thinking “is she choking on her tongue??” bc I obviously wasn’t choking on food, but it looked like I WAS choking…. like I said I couldn’t even cough.
Prayers don't save people's lives. Paramedics, EMTs, Nurses, PCTs, and Doctors do. That's why Hamlin is alive.
Umm the girl proposing to a girl killed it for me sorry
I love LeBron James
The problem is you people keep using AIs to talk talk talk and never shut up so these videos are not enjoyable. Maybe shut your AIs mouth so we can enjoy what is happening
I didn't think athletes like this existed anymore, most athletes now are toxic, greedy and full of themselves
Why did the screen go black while the girl was on the balance beam? Thumbs down.
People don't swallow their tongue
People understand common medical terms.
Contrary to your narration it isn't possible to swallow your tongue so those people were choking on something else.
Actually what he meant is sometimes when you get hit hard it causes almost like a seizure in which the tongue flops back toward the airway causing restricted breathing. Swallowing your tongue is just the term people use.
It bothers me as well when people talk about swallowing their tongue. In the past, this was believed to be true, but like the other person who replied, it is a blockage due to the patient being unconscious and their tongue being totally limp. The best way to handle that is putting the patient in the recovery position, which will cause the tongue to fall forward out of the mouth, thus opening up the airway. Still, this was a great show of sportsmanship and humanity. 🇨🇦
A broken leg is not completely broken. A bleeding nose is not actually bleeding. A heart is not actually being attacked during a heart attack. What are you even trying to prove here, you genius? :D
@@HarryCaneNo1 thank you for the dumbest reply ever made on any of my comments.