SOOOCCCER (FOOTBALL)
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badminton
Which is your favorite Sport? (not include Chess)
Sort:
1. baseball
2. soccer
3. poker
4. everyother sport ties for last
Hockey with rugby a close second.
1. Soccer (My future)
2. Boxing (Father was Canadian champion)
3. Football (NFL)
4. Basketball (Wish I was good at it)
5. Hockey (Can barely skate even though everyone else I know can)
cricket - to watch
golf - to play
motorcycle roadracing
Ah, that would be...EXTREME CHESS! For every peice you lose, you get kicked in the jewels. Oh, and cricket! Cricket is tottaly extreme, no need for an extreme variation for it cuz' it's just that off the wall extreme.
normajeanyates wrote:
linus9113 wrote:
3. Football (American)
6. Soccer
Much American football *is* soccer, you know - almost all of Latin American football, for example. Perhaps you mean Football (U.S.A.) ?
yes! finally someone who understands that most americans don't live in the U.S.A. By the way, Football (U.S.A.) is hardly played in any country in America besides U.S.A. and Canada. Football (soccer) is certainly by far more popular in the rest of the countries.
I like football too (= soccer)
I like to watch USA football and to play baseball.
hwa-rang do
and chess is not a sport
Hockey.
yes! finally someone who understands that most americans don't live in the U.S.A.
Do you refer to yourself as "American?" I mean, technically you're right, but I thought that when people say "I'm American" and the French say "You stupid American," they're talking about people from the USA.
Oh, and about the stereotypical French comment, I'm so sorry. I just couldn't restrain myself.
Fencing! I love to fence!
I would have expected more people on chess.com to say fencing is the best sport, as it is often referred to as physical chess.
How so Muriel? I've never fenced before, so I'm wondering- I've always considered hockey to be a physical (VERY physical) form of chess, as players must decide the best place to be positioned and constantly adjust to the opponent's play. (And being checked, in hockey as in chess, can be somewhat painful.)
Well, fencing is very tactical; there's a lot of plan formulating and thinking involved, getting around your opponent's blade, counter attacking, defending against attacks, pressuring your opponent, etc. It's a sport of attacking and defending, like chess.
disc golf and racketball
jazzTUNE wrote:
Mixed Martial Arts
MMA junkie here as well...
Easy; American football. NOT CFL. Then baseball and wrestling. *flex*