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Yes especially since ‘04 Series was a sweep and ‘05 outshined it by the White Sox breaking a longer drought than the Red Sox. While the Red Sox being the only team to overcome a 3-0 series in the ALCS they had been to the series several times vs Cubs not appearing since 1945
My favourite sporting moments were. 1) Leicester City winning the 2015/16 Premier League despite being 5000-1 at the start of the season. 2) Rob Cross defeating the Phil Taylor at the 2018 PDC World Dart Championship final. The former was in the tournament for the first time as he unknown amateur a year prior before turning professional and the latter was in his final match before retiring. 3) Manchester United beating Bayern Munich with two late goals deep in injury time in the 1999 Champions League final to complete the historic treble.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. won the 1998 Daytona 500. Every pit crew lined up to congratulate him. It was epic. Sadly, he lost his life at that same track just 3 years later. 😔 🏁❤️🏁
28-3... I really thought we had it that year. My dirty birds have yet to recover since that day 😢I will keep waiting though! You know what they say, patience is a virtue.
As an Eagles fan, our Super Bowl win was one of the happiest nights of my life. But the miracle on ice is deserving of #1 in my book. When I went to see the movie with my mom and grandmother my grandmother was acting as if it was a live game 😂. Trying to call out plays to the screen. That’s how much it impacted people I guess.
I would also like to add the ICC world cup 2011 finals India vs Sri Lanka when MS Dhonis hit a six, which helped India win the world cup, cement itself as the first team in cricket history to win the world cup on its home ground and the famous line uttered by Ravi Shastri after that, "Dhoni! Finishes it off in Style!" in the commentary box.
My all time favorite is Johnny Damon’s grand slam against the hated Yankees in game 7 of the 2004 ALCS. At that moment I knew the dreaded “curse of the bambino” was forever DEAD AND BURIED!!!!
My favorite moment in sports was when my grandfather's favorite team, the Chicago Cubs, won the World Series. Sadly he was not here to watch their victory but he was smiling down from Heaven! ❤
i was so sad for a bit bc i thought there wasn’t gonna be in hockey even tho there is so many hockey moments that could’ve made this list and it made me so happy seeing Miracle on Ice got #1
So US centric list that they put an american runner finishing while hurt while there is a MUCH more relevant case in the history of olympic sport which was Gabriela Andersen finishing the marathon almost fainting.
What was said for #1 makes no sense. “After 2 the soviets were cruising with 3-2 lead.” Since when is a 1 goal lead cruising? The soviets were normally up by multiple goals so the fact that it was a 1 goal game is very much the opposite of cruising.
Jimmie Johnson winning his 7th Nascar Championship, winning 5 nascar championships in a row and Dale Earnahrdt's 1998 Daytona Win should of made the list. Greatest sports moments but, sports like Racing, Tennis and others where conveniently left out. 🤔
Kawhi Leonard's Game 7 buzzer beater to send the Raptors over the 76ers en route to their first NBA championship win. LITERALLY could not have been more Hollywood.
Alot of these highlights were dead, Football (soccer) eclipses all of these highlights. You barely included the biggest sport with the biggest and most watched competition in the world the world cup in this video, quite dissapointing.
@melissagrant4178 the coldest game in NFL History. December 31 1967 Lambeau Field Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys -15°F with a -48 windchill Packers 21 Cowboys 17.
Where is Bill Mazeroski??? The only walk off home run to win a World Series in baseball history! 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates beat the heavily favored New York Yankees in miraculous fashion!
1913 U.S. Open with Francis Ouimet being the ultimate underdog and winning was incredible (so I’ve read) and also the 1972 Summit Series between Team Canada and the Soviets was insane (so I’ve read) but for me personally as a Boston guy it’s definitely the ‘04 Sox and the 28-3 comeback win for the Pats. Miracle on Ice can’t be topped by anything though.
My heart went out to the Chicago Cubs when they won the World Series in 2016. I may live in Ohio, but I’ve never liked the Indians, who are now the Guardians. I don’t know why, though. Maybe I prefer another team, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
How about the most devastating sports highlights? Jim McCay at the 1972 Olympics announcing that the entire Israeli Olympics team was dead, "They are all gone!"
Mine would indefinitely be after a full day of going for the shot and constantly not getting at the X-games in 1999, Tony Hawk, as the sun starts to go down, finally lands the 900. It was and still is the most amazing in the history of professional skateboarding.
Mine is the final matchday of the Dutch Eredivisie of the 06/07 season. Wich included 3 teams that could be Champion and its the number 3 PSV Eindhoven who pull it if
I'm always a boxing fan, and the one fight that is stuck to me up to this day, is probably the THE WAR: Hagler vs Hearns, I mean the sheer determination and willingness to fight to the very last breath, that fight was short but it was a monumental moment in BOXING.
Why are the sports-related lists at WatchMojo gravitated mostly towards American Football, Ice Hockey or Baseball?? I mean I know it's a Canadian RU-vid channel but I'm missing some tennis for instance, which is a much more global sport than the aforementioned.
For me Beast Quake will always be #1. What Marshawn did on that run was like nothing I’d ever seen before or since. That run also helped shape the identity of that team and franchise, which since that day has been one of the most successful in all of sports for over a decade.
If it didnt happen for an US athlete its not in the list. For you all non-US people and non-US only sport watching if you are waiting for a real all time top 10.
US sports are the top of most sports. There's a reason the best Japanese baseball players want to come to the US, and US players moving to Japan are typically has beens or players that never panned out. And Japan has excellent baseball. But MLB in the US is better.
@@theywouldnthavetocensormei9231 Typical US centric. Baseball is irrelevant outside US. American Football is irrelevant outside US. Again. Just dont name it as an ALL TIME list and then come to make a US only list. Just that. Make it "Top 10 times US kicked as in sports". Job done.
@@Rudykawa baseball is not irrelevant outside of the US, it's hugely popular in most of Latin America and parts of Asia, mostly Japan and South Korea. And it's growing internationally too, there are a lot more people in Europe and Australia, even parts of Africa that are playing baseball.
Golf????!!! Golf???!!!! Really???!!! One of the greatest highlights in the history of sport is GOLF!!!!??' Are you insane???!! What a disgrace??!! Come on...🙄🤢
I feel like these are epic sports moments, not highlights. Highlights are individual spectacular plays or events. Like the band is on the field or Bobby Thompsons shot heard round the world.
bruh go watch soccer! u only talk about american sports wtf? u just mention only americans...hey there is sport outside USA...ffs go read real madrid 10th champions league championship or liverpool comeback against ac milan in final 2005 or watch martinez save against france in last world cup.
Weak sauce Mojo. Stick to movies. Too much recency bias. And America bias. Look you have Buster Douglas but no Mohammad Ali. This is because you are not sports fans and don’t know what you’re talking about. Not hating - just keeping it real. 😂 Happy New Year.
