This is not remotely true at least America is not full of much is Saudi Arabian billionaires buying their clubs and shipping their players off to the Middle East
Bro europe having passion is the most bs thing i have heard(excluding international tournaments)like mbappe will not leave paris bro he only cares about money
@ timowavne6993 that’s not very Norma at all. It happend 3 times in the last 30 or so years: Los Angeles rams moved from Los Angeles to St. Louis and back to Los Angeles. Los Angeles chargers moved from San Diego back to their original home Los Angeles. The only team that moved to a new city where the raiders who moved from Oakland to Las Vegas and the only reason was Oakland was not an nfl worthy city, they had to use a mlb stadium instead of their own nfl stadium because there was no place to put one. The Oakland stadium was also one of the worst stadiums in the world at the time.
@ timowavne6993 Los Angeles Chargers Date founded: 1960 Las Vegas Raiders Date founded: January 30, 1960 Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis) Date founded: 1947 Chicago Cardinals (now Arizona) Date founded: 1898 Los Angeles Rams Date founded: 1936 Kansas City Chiefs Date founded: 1960 Houston oilers (now Tennessee titans) Date founded 1960
For many of us Europeans, a sports club is not just a team you cheer for, there is an inherent sense of community, identity and belonging to it, especially if you support your local team.
What community is left if the club gets suddenly owned by some random in Middle East and players keep changing between clubs based on pay. There is no community
@@RavarsenBlogspot First of all, most European clubs are not owned by petrostates and stuff like that. Most of them are not even owned by a single person/entity. As an example, the club I support (Real Sociedad) is owned by over 10,000 shareholders (many of them are fans), and no shareholder can own more than 5% of the club (actually, I think the biggest shareholder owns about 2% of the club's shares). Secondly, players can come and go because of money or other reasons (it's their job after all), but almost all European fans stay loyal at their club, the entity that represents their community.
@@scottwalker4619 you obviously didn't see the situation in Eastern Europe. Clubs are ladders for corupted politicians and people. Through clubs they gain more power.
@@tellurius4951 shit we don't even need to go that far. Even 8th tier English football has a better atmosphere than most professional American franchises.
When Maradona joined the Napoli it was an agrarian south region that barely had any success in football, being taunted by teams from the north industrialized parts of Italy, calling them peasants and chanting: “Lavatevi” (bath yourselves). Maradona help them stomped each and every rival, even the Milan a powerhouse of italian football. Maradona carved himself in the local history of Napoli without a gun, nor a treaty.
@@scndyd16 if someone told me Pelé was from another planet and fell into the earth and was raised here, like Goku, I’d believe it. The best player we ever had.
As an American, I can say that a big reason that the best basketball players in the US mainly don’t play in the World Cup because they view the NBA as more important and don’t want to risk injury. Some coaches also don’t want their players getting distracted from what they think matters more, and in the US, people don’t view the FIBA World Cup as something nearly as important as an NBA championship, giving the players little motivation. Also totally agree with the world championship thing and great videos!
What??they will be serving their country for once? Not like their soldiers killing people in other countries who have nothing to do with them. You call that serving your country??. I mean who want to serve their country when they will turn against you. Look the police that actually are in the country serving.
It's because all these rich spoiled brat players don't care about the country that gave them the opportunity to be rich. There's no such thing as Patriotism or Nationalism for them. It's all about selfishness.
In football the clubs also pay more but players still choose the World Cup over everything else. Even their career. For example Fernando Torres was Spain's best striker and 3rd best itw at one point. He got injured and was told to slowly ease himself to recovery. Instead he rushed an emergency surgery to be able to play the World Cup. He won the World Cup in 2010 but it costed him the rest of his career as he could never reached the same level. He sacrificed his career to win glory for Spain
@@JohnSmith-nj4zqand whose fault is that? I'm told over and over about this capitalism and how everyone looking out for their own self interest is not only good for the individual but good for society. What you hate about the athlete is what you love about America. Why should they give a shit about supporting America? Most NBA players went to shitty public schools and had one parent who had to scrape by on a minimum wage that politicians refuse to raise. America didn't do shit for them why shouldn't they return the favor.
“World Champions” is attributed to the World Newspaper sponsoring the first championship series between the winners of the two baseball leagues that existed at the time. They named it The World Series, “world” because of the name of the newspaper. Other sports in the US picked up the terminology. I’m European and I know this.
Still, is a misleading title. The same way people from USA are called Americans yet they dont represent the whole continent, still they argue its because of the "America" in their country's name. In both cases they have a weak reason to have those grandiose titles
Americans don't question it, because Obviously if the team is the best in the United States; then they are definitely the best in the world. What? You think Canada is going to have a better Hokey team then America? LOL.
@@Percy_Fawcettit’s just a shorthand for the country not some personal attack on other countries egos. Also, in the Anglo sphere, China, India, and many other nations, North and South America are considered separate continents, not one United one. People need to realize the words in English have the ability to hold more than one definition.
No one is better then them the us is the best at all of there 4 major sports no one can complete with them so they are world champions cuse there the best in the world
The NBA and NFL are better than any other league in the world in their respective sports so it's not really ignorant. And if you live in a different country than why do you even care what an American sports league calls their champion anyway? Just screams little brother mentality the way the US lives rent free in foreigners heads.
Teams in America moving is relatively rare, and most moves happened in the 1950s and early 60s or before when the leagues were pretty young. American teams have VERY passionate fan bases, just like European clubs. Trying to make it a contest is silly, just let people enjoy the sports they like!
American fan bases are very different compared to european fan bases. In america you go to the games with your family and sing along to songs that get played in the arena. Here in europe there are games were kids are not even allowed to go to because the "Ultras" are ruthless and dangerous and the fans create there own songs to sing along
@@danielasdf2004 how many American sporting events have you been to? "Singing songs" is not what is dangerous at American games. Fans routinely assault and even murder rival fans in and outside of US stadiums. This is not a GOOD thing of course, but shows how passionate fans are here as well. Fans in Greenbay and Chicago filll up 80k person stadiums in -17c temps, that's passion. I think you are just confusing different traditions with what "passion" is.
@wizard3426 okay, and this is out of 153 teams between the 5 largest Men's leagues in The US/Canada (and The Coyotes are not an old team anyways). That's why I said relatively rare.
Guy is obviously not a Hockey fan. There are straight up wars fought on the ice. The rivalry between the Avalanche and Redwings in the 90's and early 2000"s is the stuff of legends.
Yep. Not to mention the connection original 6 teams have with the cities. Can’t tell you how many people are fans of the New York Rangers because their family is. I don’t even live in New York anymore and still ride or die with the Blueshirts. Plenty of nhl players would play in the Olympics too but haven’t been allowed to.
This guy acts like we only have pro sports, we’re more connected to our college teams than Europeans are to their soccer teams because we actually went to those colleges
@@linktown-blue907 you’re saying that Europeans have connections with their teams and minimizing them, but it’s not only them it’s all of the world that have strong connections with their local clubs
Saying that american teams have zero connection to the history of their local community is not true. Most teams never leave a city and everyone in the city owns a hat or clothing item of the teams. It is everywhere throughout the city and they are proud of their team and the history of their team.
I got a few notes: First, as an American, calling the best team at that sport in a league that is as far ahead as the English Premier League is to MLS (Major League Soccer aka retirement league) is fair. Not only that but I promise you if any team on Earth challenged the "world champ" U.S. based team at that sport with meaningful stakes and insurances in place for money at risk due to injury, they would not just play it but dominate it, there simply aren't world based clubs that play at that level in the "American Sports" outside baseball. In baseball there's the world baseball classic, to prove which country is the best, but the N American teams sign the best players from the whole world making it a true 'World Series' Furthermore, Pro U.S. sports is considered more about money where our college sport is about passion and rivalry. Especially before college athletes could be paid, the vast majority who would never play pro were there for "The Love of the Game" and some free books n it showed.. pro sports was about USA leveraging it's wealth to hire best players on earth and showcase them in high-skill matches like the NBA. Now, let's look at European sport. The pro team is the college team (academy, U18, U21), the fans own parts of the teams and have history, there is relegation and bitter, fierce, tribal Balkan like rivalries. Because the college and pro experience of best athletes is combined, you see both the passion and money being dumped into these Clubs, and they take on supernatural form only American teams like the Lakers and Yankees can rival in terms of global reach and impact. For European Sport at the highest level, the athletes become investment vessels and the opportunity for promotion and relegation incentivize financial investment. You can buy into a team quite literally. This also adds a unique amount of passion and gets rid of "tanking" we see in American draft sports where the worst teams are given the best young players for 'parity' Although both sides have their pros and cons, I think that each system works best for the respective sports they revere, with both sides borrowing the best from each other in basketball to compete in the one sport there's increasing parity between Europe and North America in. All in all, the man makes some valid points but misses some crucial perspective that you'd have to be a native to understand.. just as I'm sure I'm doing stuck on my side of the pond
Do u know how much effort it is to reply to all comments in a video? Also any hateful comment is not really making a point or arguing a cpunterargument it's just insults who tf can be bothered to stop and reply back some insult or witty retort for every single negative comment
@@cxaxuxluth6286 do I need to spell out the fact that most UNIVERSITIES are becoming sports hubs? Many student athletes don’t even get paid much of anything. The college sports system is abysmal and it’s a huge detriment to our universities.
@@Jaco059yea football hooligans are bad but rioting and damaging an entire city is worse. Like when the eagles won the superb owl a few years ago. Football hooligans are quite different now to what they were in the 70s and 80s , it’s mostly pre planned in a quiet location between two firms , they have a scrap and everyone leaves. At least bystanders won’t get hurt or have their property damaged. If grown men want to drink and fight on a weekend and they go in knowing what could happen then that’s on them as long as it doesn’t inflict on anyone else.
this is completely wrong. you can’t just move a team to a different city out of nowhere, a lot of things have to happen including voting and the city neglecting the team. a lot of teams do have historical connection and it’s also cool how the lakers were from minnesota which has a lot of lakes so that’s why they’re named that even though they’re in la. players have a ton of passion. i don’t think you’ve seen a serious nfl rivalry before. the nfl is super soft but the fans don’t care, they’re crazy. go to philidelphia and say “i’m a cowboys fan” have fun with your life at actual risk. the fiba world cup isn’t as serious as the olympics for americans because they just run through every tournament in basketball with their best lineups. the women’s soccer team was neglected by the country and wasn’t paid pretty much at all despite doing very well. i don’t see you talking about iran not singing the national anthem and how they have no respect for their country.
This is right! Some Europeans don’t get the fact that America hosts so many different cultures of people just like the European continent, so they make generalizations and assume that we are less patriotic about our teams because we don’t have one team represent over 30 metropolitan areas.
You have no idea how crazy people in europe get over Football. While they eat pizza at Restaurants with forks and knives, are quiet and keep to themselves and dont dress in casual sports wear but in more formal clothing the rest of the year, at the worldcup its suddenly like a fricking as revolution is happening to overthrow the imperium of mankind. And there are dozens of factions that all try to coup and countercoup and countercountercoup each other. Thats the level of competition. And I dont get it. Its honestly a bit scary how unfamilyfriendly it all is maybe I'd have more fun with sports if it was more like a friendly tv show contest like in America. lol *no one* is gonna like what I said 😅
Yeah American college sports are more passionate because the roots are more tied to the community that's appart of his point with the franchise seeming passionless however college sports don't compare to the passion of European clubs
Most American sport fans don’t care at all for league trend pandering. Stating that there is no “all out war” is also not correct, as rivalries between local teams such as San Francisco and Los Angeles teams, Midwest teams, Southern teams, and New York and Pennsylvania teams all exist and have existed for years. With the franchise buying, this doesn’t happen often anymore. Teams really only move locations nowadays because the owners of these teams are bad managers who can’t make an agreement with that team’s stadium. Teams being bought out is a better alternative than just being owned by crappy owners. Most of the National league teams have been in their cities for the entire span of their existence. Places like Dallas, New York, Philladelphia, Toronto, and Los Angeles are literally known for having superfans of their teams. Saying that these teams have no “real connection” isn’t right at all. Most American leagues and teams, with the exception of Major League Baseball and the World Series, don’t even consider themselves to be Word Champions. Superfans give their teams these titles because they have obsessive passion, which is another thing you claim that we don’t have… America is way bigger than every European country except Russia. While most European countries host a few professional teams, America itself can hold around 30. The U.S. doesn’t have one singular culture of people, as from just going from L.A. to places such as Dallas, Iowa, Florida, and NYC you’ll see vast differences in how we act, talk, and overall live. Most players represent their cultural region of America, and do not want to risk injury from a World Tournament. There is nothing wrong with feeling patriotic about your European leagues and teams. It is great that you guys have such a passionate sport culture! Please, do not bash American leagues or their fans as we literally have the same exact love for our sports as you guys do.
@@Betisforeveryou just said that America is shit at sports and then u backtracked and said that just because it’s not a American sport it doesn’t count. Make it make sense you twat if America dominants their own sports and international sports then we obviously are good at sports.
We use flares too! It's also due to ultras been either far right or far left too. Like my city Ultras are reaaally far right (I'm a conservative but not as much lol) and we usually beat with the fans of the football team from a city 45 min away from us because they are left. The only time It was really like medieval Warfare we were like 400 hundred in our side against about 500 on theirs with flares, iron rods, baseball bats and such. The city center looked like the end of the world due to red and White flares, tear gas from the Police and smoke cans. Is like people from really diferent politics beating each other using football as an excuse
@@patosasesinos6654are you from Serbia or Netherlands? Because i know Partizan and Zvezda have incredible rivalries (ive been on their games) or Ajax vs Feyenoord
Imagine being european going to Pittsburgh and telling the people the Steelers have no historical significance to the local community. Like the entire city is black and yellow. That’s just one example, teams like the LA chargers are definitely the minority.
@@Whoami691 Soccer is actually more of a European phrase than Football. Europe (Especially UK) changed it because "It sounded too American" but in reality it derived from the British language. It was literally changed 40 so years ago due to the phrase being popular in the U.S. So the sheer fact that you had to change your own sports name due to the fact that it was popular in the U.S kinda shows how petty all this is
I don’t know if you live in the US but it’s not like that at all. One thing that’s different is that you find most of that passion at a college level. These schools can’t be moved and have those deep roots that you say are missing at a pro level. But also there is those deep roots at a pro level as well but some teams get relocated due to not performing well on the business side of things like you said. The passion is truly shown on a pro level during the playoffs in the sport you showed the most which is basketball. The reason why you see it as an entertainment thing is because they play so many games. They play 82 games excluding the play offs. But you are right that the US is different in the way the passion is shown but I promise you it’s there. Just look at the college side of things I hope this helps
@@EduardStinga Its not to the extent of European sports, but yeah, college sports have much more passion and deep rooted rivalries than pro sports (The AFC North has very good rivalries though in the NFL). Also, barely anyone likes the US Women's soccer team due to how entitled they act and how they are towards the US.
While yes, the Franchises in America can be moved, they don’t often move nowadays, and the stadiums are costly and large, making them hard to leave behind. But in College sports like Basketball and Football; whole towns and cities will in essence shut down to watch the local university play, I know in Indiana the rivalry between Indiana & Purdue is crazy.
I am neither American or European....but it's certain that Europeans have a massive inferiority complex against Americans...which they try to compensate by bashing them on different things. Like seriously.....I have seen Europeans going much more cringe crazy in UEFA and English premier league than world cup......
Even me, a European saw this video and thought holy shit can this guy chill it’s just a different culture. Like maybe not having a fucking war on the pitch is a good thing, for example where I’m from if too rival teams are playing in the same stadium one of them has to leave a hour late to prevent fights from happening.
@@atoast8607and don't let us even get started with how wrong he was. For example the New York Yankees are iconic to New York. Also there is violence because of sporting events in the US, but security in the US tends to be more strict about what you can bring in, it's not uncommon to have airport style security checks when entering places where there will be lots of people.
@@atoast8607 it's not just a different culture, American sports I basically devoid of culture. That's the point. It's a business and everything is corporate. Most Americans sports don't even have leagues you can move up and down in. They only have one professional league you buy your way into and they're completely corrupt due to gambling.
Just cuz nfl makes money doesn’t mean we don’t have good fans. Go to Philadelphia after an eagles loss. Have anyone of your fans skipped a life saving surgery to go to a packers game? Who has the loudest stadium in the world? Who has the second loudest?
Honestly I heard this take floating around a bunch recently. But I don’t mind the US calling the leagues championships “world championships”. Cause it doesn’t matter what the teams names are, it matters more to me that it is the highest level the sport can be played as. I care more about the sport and the competition itself more than titles given to them.
But still, i find that to be absolutely ridiculous to call your national champions "World Champions". That means the best in the world, which you are not. You are the best in your country (thats where the term NATIONAL comes from). Thats like saying i'm Germanys best Mathematician only because i was best at my school.
@@moritzgast8481 This again comes from the difference in understanding where my initial comment points out. "World Champions" to me means the best team in the world, and not the best in a specific arbitrary standard. And the talent pool in some sports leagues represent the best talent pool from the world, they just happen to take place in America. Just like the world cup, image if it isn't based on countries and they just redrafted the teams, the talent level is still the same, and it would still be called world cup.
@@Qweerttyiio again no nthe reason why leagues are the best is level of competition which is seriously lacking in the NFL you can run all the adds in the world it's not going to change that and that's ignoring the obvious fact it is a American league like what do you think the N stands for in NFL
I love how people have an entire ass continent against the USA because they get triggered so easily😂 Im not even american but its ridiculous to have the entirety of Europe ganging up on the US
you have to actually play and win against the rest of the world to be a world champion the level of competition doesnt actually matter lets suppose this are the nba champions also champions of the g-league? no right, because theyre two seperate entities, and you cant become champ of both by winning one. the other issue is that countries fight for world championships, not teams.
@@srensen3081Give me a team that can be the nuggets or the cheifs in a game that isn’t from the US and you have your answer as to why they are world champs
@@sodahey7517 you arent world champ unless you compete and win against the rest of the world this is such a stupid take, and i dont even know why youre arguing it - nobody is saying the nba isnt the best basketball league in the world, just that they cant call themselves world champions because of the very nature of a NATIONAL league
The difference between relocation is that in America you can just move a team if it is failing. In England many teams have gone through either administration or just folded. A team in Salt Lake is better than no team.
The only team to do a relocation was a once Wimbledon fc now Mk dons dueto the EFL new regulations due to the Heysel Stadium disaster. The team eventually rebranded and even gave the protest club the history and trophies back. The protest club climbed all the way up to League status and play in the same division as MK Dons
Also in Europe there are basically no salary caps, teams bought by Saudi Arabia and Quatar PSG, Man City, Newcastle, etc the top club in Turkey is funded by tax payers not just stadium wise but basically payroll. But us and Europe sports aren’t so different Mason Greenwood is not only still signed to Man United but it is on loan at Getafe and Miles Bridges still playes for the poverty stricken Charlotte Hornets.
Also when in the NFL they call themselves world champions from 1991 to 2007 we made a league in Europe called NFL Europe. There were teams in England, Germany, Netherlands, Scotland, and Spain. If Europe got on board with the sport we could have had a debate but people vote with their dollars and the NFL still functions while NFL in Europe is relegated to a select few games played in Europe by NFL teams that sell out.
Also there are many alternatives to major league sports NBA competitors are TBT and Big3. The NFL’s competitors regularly fold but the Xfl and usfl merged into the UFL and for St Louis battle hawks they packed 40,000 fans for a team that hadn’t existed for 4 years and only operated for 3. And maybe we can include the CFL but not really as there are no Canadian teams present in the nfl compared to mls, nhl, mlb, and nba. The MLS there is the usl the upsl and the Canadian premier league.For the mlb excluding the minors there are the independent leagues of which the Savannah Bananas sell out games. And for the NHL there are really only the minors from what I can tell. The reason there aren’t more is because these leagues are expensive and besides owners only collages can maintain these leagues (which is why college sports has a cult following and can bring in comparable attendance to the Premier League and Bundesliga ) plus in soccer we don’t see your military branches competing on television or even regularly. Different countries different sports different traditions.
You really wanna try and tell me that Laker or Celtics have no "historical loyalty/ connections tied to the city"? Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadians? Yankees? Dallas Cowboys? You are just coming across as so ignorant
@@EduardStinga they just bought Newcastle. Qatar owns Paris St Germain, the Emiratis own Man City. Sorry, Europe has been sold out to the highest bidder
Well IT IS kind of shitty. Bad health care system. Healthy food extremely expensive. Some people cant afford living with working. Many aggressive people (compared to other countries). Many criminals in some areas. Political polarization. Social inequality. Those are just the major things btw
Bad health care system Junk food being cheap and healthy food being expensive Gun violence Starting wars Bombing countries Ignorance people Overthrow government Invade countries for their own benefits(oil) And lastly Joe Biden
Bad health care system Starting wars Bombing countries Invade countries for oil Overthrow government People being ignorant People bragging about the USA being the greatest country Gun violence Gang violence Surely these are not the reason why people hate USA😂
@juliewarren7704 no it doesn't they don't care it's yall that's obsessed you don't hear Americans saying anything about the rest of the world hardly ever at least in a negative light!
If u look at reality tv shows like Master Chef (that started in the US), u’ll quickly realize only half of the show’s run time is just pointless dramas. For American culture, it’s more about the drama more than the sport itself.
What he's referring to is the depth of how dedicated people are where they're willing to risk their life which to me is insane. For example if you're a Celtic fan or a Rangers Fan in Scotland it's dependent upon which religion you are not which team you like better
@@EduardStinga Do your research buddy. FIBA is pretty non-significant tounament compared to NBA and olympics. Most NBA players don't want to risk an injury or something like that, just for a small prize. It's like if a footballer had to choose to play a match, either in the UCL or UECL, the choise is pretty clear, right
@@TheBoyFromDetroityou cant choose to be in one of those, you qualify for them, and even teams in the UECL play their best players to win it, and also he already said that players can't be bothered to play at the fiba world cup cuz they find it not as important as a champion ship
@@itaybeker5157 Ik that you have to qualify, but I meant like would you rather type of thing. So, let me write it this way: if you had to chance to play for a team in either UECL or UCL, of course you'd choose a team in UCL. Same goes with basketball, if a player has to choose between playing in a pretty non-significant tournament (FIBA) or the best tournament/league in the world (NBA), the choise is pretty clear
@@Joshuathegreen there is a difference between "World CHAMPIONS" and "most likely the best Team in the world" The Term "champion" is a title that implies that you have won a tournament earning you this title (which btw in every sport is a tournament where countries, not clubs compete). What you are talking about is "best Team in the world". If you win what is considered the strongest League in the world, you are most likely the best Team in the world, but not World champions imo, since you didnt win an according tournament (which again, would not be one where clubs are competing).
Same with the NBA. Other competition doesn't stack up at all. The best of those sports play and coach in America. As an NBA fan as well, their teams actually play exhibition games against other leagues during the preseason, and participating NBA teams have almost always won, save for some horrendous teams.
I haved lived in the USA, Uk and India so I can say that American sports are just a business, in India most people play on streets and Europe is just war and banter
Im not gonna lie, sure you have made some good points on the world champions mindset, but cmon, i hate how all these europeans say "our 3rd division football matches are wars compared to american sports" because it is not true, if someone was to go to a passionate team like the Portland Trailblazers, any college football team, etc, you guys would be very surprised, yall criticize american sports too much when like 70% hasnt been to an american sporting event in their life
I lived for 3 years in the US after I quit my country (Vietnam), and I have never been so bored as when I attended a baseball game. But I really liked watching hockey (I even now sometimes look at international match) and in a lesser extend US "football". But since I moved in Italy and discover Rugby, I can't really consider American football an interesting sport to watch anymore. So now I sometimes watch Italian football (or soccer if you want) and Canadian/Finland Hockey and practice rugby with somes friends. Honeslty, I don't consider americans sport are really fun to watch, but I really liked to play with a bunch of friends when I was in the US
Baseball games are entirely for money, baseball is easily the most boring sport ive ever seen, its literally just a place to take ypur friends/family for drinks and hot dogs, its designed to be a business, unlike college sports like college american football and march madness, which is pure passion with rivalries that have occured for almost a hundred years @@neofalz7643
so, you have seen the counterpart pf american patriots and now you label a whole continent like that? this guy is like that, but there are europeans that are kind and see all sides, same for US, but unlike europe US speaks more and louder
@@Schlesticlequestioning is asking a question not insulting the heck out of somebody because they like a different sport or have a different sports culture
I have a few things to say because this video is full of crap 1. You’re making it sounds like US teams move to a different city every year randomly. Teams are only moved if the team is struggling to pull in proper attendance, or can’t find a proper facility to play in. Saying that franchises don’t have ties to the local city is a straight up lie. The majority of teams in American leagues have never moved. 2. World Championships for American sports are just not really cared about. The exception to this is the olympics. Trust me, as a Canadian hockey fan, there’s not many sport events that are going to get me more hyped than the olympics, especially now that they’re back for NHL players. Players love to compete at the olympics and it’s very important to them. 3. Saying that American sports aren’t passionate is a huge load of crap. I’m not going to sit here and do the same thing you just did and tell you that the reverse is true and that Europeans aren’t passionate. But to sit here and try to say there’s no passion in American sports is one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard. Fans are extremely passionate about their team and the sports are way more intense than soccer is Edit: oh yah, and 4. It’s completely fair to call them world champions. In each of the 4 American leagues, they have a monopoly on the best players. Any champion from these leagues would kick the absolute crap out of the best team from another league. If you think for one second that for example a basketball team from Spain would have even a slight chance at beating even the worst team in the NBA, you are completely deluding yourself
Calm down kid.U don t even know that europeans play basketball under a different rule than the americans.Ur basketball is soft so the ignorant american can see points every 2 seconds
Brother the point falls completely flat as the NBA boats the best players in the world. 30% of the league is overseas players and it has the most money therefore attracting the best players. In fact when NBA teams played some of the best international teams the NBA teams smoked them, even the worst of the worst NBA teams. And the NBA is more important to the players than the World Cup.
I agree with everything except the history thing. Yes the clubs are franchises but there’s still a lot of history behind a lot of clubs. Not all though. But you can’t say that no club in usa have any history.
@@EduardStingayeah but it’s not like that happens for every team often. It’ll happen when a city doesn’t even care for the team like the Oakland A’s of the mlb. But it might be one pro team out of the big 4 (football hockey basketball and baseball) that gets moved each year. So out of 120+ teams one will be moved a year. And it’s probably like one team every other year. You’re just straight up wrong
It's a world championship because Americans are so dominant at football and basketball that any team couldn't reasonably claim the title without getting laughed at. Same reason that the best NBA players dont play in the Olympics. It would simply be too easy and honestly kinda cruel to the other countries.
The worst part you didn’t mention on top of your valid points is how people like Lebron James use his “influence” to get himself into politics. Sports and politics should never mix ever
Bro got so offened about the fact that the NBA called themselves World champions that now hes just wants to start judging the whole system of every sport
@@EduardStingayou invented it? Good for you, you want a gold star? We dominate the Olympics. We have the best athletes. In many sports except soccer and stuff like cricket, the best athletes come here to play
The world champion part to me makes sense. If the NBA and NFL are the highest level of competition for those respective sports, then winning the championship in the highest league in the world technically makes you the world champs
I disagree with a lot of the points he is making. America also has a lot of passionate fans too i mean all of my family are Red Sox fans and if I told my brother to put on a Yankees hat he would genuinely recoil in disgust. Also American sports teams do have a deep connection to the community and when sports teams are moved it is usually because of greedy owners or the town neglecting the franchise I mean I remember hearing about when in the 1990’s when the original Cleveland browns left Cleveland people built and burned statues of the owner. So it is just stupid and ignorant to say American fans are not passionate or we have a bad sports culture. One final point I have is that sports like football should call themselves world champion because they are easily the best team in the world any year and I am willing to bet you my first born child that if some European football team played the worst team in the nfl the would lose 70-0. So you are just a hater
The thing is, because the NFL is a national league and they aren't competing with global teams they can't reasonably call themselves the world champions, especially as that takes away from the fact that if there was a World Cup for American Football, you could literally have an All star US team and wipe the floor. If a European Football team played the worst team in the NFL btw, they'd be insisting on playing to Association rules, aka Soccer.
Hahaha..okay I have decided to launch a new sports called stickball..in my neighbourhood..now i ll arrange 4 teams to play it..arrange a tournament...set a prize..we ll practice hard..for the title and then winning team will be called world champion of neighbourhood stickball league😂😂(world champion of MBA national basketball association)hahahahah..
@@siddhartham1973i think winning the nba is world champion because obviously the best basketball league in the world is nba which makes players around the world come to nba and play.
I disagree about teams having no connection to the local community they are in. If it's a new team or a recently moved team then yeah that will be the case, but longstanding teams like the Yankees, Phillies, Lakers, etc. are so ingrained in that cities culture that it is almost impossible to imagine them moving.
Yeah good try the most popular sport on earth now, or MotoGP or F1 or Tennis ❤ even in Basket last WC lol 🤡 Olympics okayyyyy have fun watching Olympics ajajhaa
@@Jean-LucFrancois-vy7qiLol lil boy thinks we care about trying at those sports if we cared we would own every team at wc basketball also yall cant best us at baseball football or nba
@@Chickenfriedpenguin 🤣 nba has lots of players from africa europe and Asia nba is one of the most famous sports baseball is also very famous in south america north america and now very in japan and growing also who tf cares about tennis or f1 besides europe which is a minority of the world
You're forgetting that Hockey is big in the US too and they do have a perfectly adequate world cup team. I think they might even be in the top 10 teams of the world.
that's like saying manchester city is a "world champion" just because best players across the world play in the EPL lmao it's still a competition against different clubs from 1 country
there is a difference between "World CHAMPIONS" and "most likely the best Team in the world" The Term "champion" is a title that implies that you have won a tournament earning you this title (which btw in every sport is a tournament where countries, not clubs compete). What you are talking about is "best Team in the world". If you win what is considered the strongest League in the world, you are most likely the best Team in the world, but not World champions imo, since you didnt win an according tournament (which again, would not be one where clubs are competing).
They were not appreciative of the country they play for. Protest on your own time. Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter infamously states that “No kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas.”
Please check your information before you post, We are the best at the sports WE created, as an NFL player could murder any other player. Same with the NBA. The NHL, MLB, and the NBA have players from other countries. Our teams have VERY heated rivalries that can and have on many occasions ended in crimes. So, don’t go hating on something American, for whatever reason y’all do.
@@Smartmonkey2008I am thankful for the military colleges and all that attend them. But in terms of fan passion, while theirs is great, there is double the passion for other schools
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This is not remotely true at least America is not full of much is Saudi Arabian billionaires buying their clubs and shipping their players off to the Middle East
We got more to live for I guess lol
Bro europe having passion is the most bs thing i have heard(excluding international tournaments)like mbappe will not leave paris bro he only cares about money
@@gigachad2964bro mbappe is from France ofc he docent want to leave his home country 😂😂😂
Imagine a club in Germany would say they move cities.
People would burn down the house.
"We decided to move Bayern to Berlin for commercial reasons " But this is actually very normal in America 😂
That happens every time the Philadelphia eagles lose a game.
@ timowavne6993 that’s not very Norma at all. It happend 3 times in the last 30 or so years: Los Angeles rams moved from Los Angeles to St. Louis and back to Los Angeles. Los Angeles chargers moved from San Diego back to their original home Los Angeles. The only team that moved to a new city where the raiders who moved from Oakland to Las Vegas and the only reason was Oakland was not an nfl worthy city, they had to use a mlb stadium instead of their own nfl stadium because there was no place to put one. The Oakland stadium was also one of the worst stadiums in the world at the time.
@ timowavne6993 Los Angeles Chargers Date founded: 1960
Las Vegas Raiders Date founded: January 30, 1960
Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis) Date founded: 1947
Chicago Cardinals (now Arizona) Date founded: 1898
Los Angeles Rams Date founded: 1936
Kansas City Chiefs Date founded: 1960
Houston oilers (now Tennessee titans) Date founded 1960
@timowavne6993 those are the only nfl relocations ever.
For many of us Europeans, a sports club is not just a team you cheer for, there is an inherent sense of community, identity and belonging to it, especially if you support your local team.
Which owners of that club exploit how: by coruption and theft!
@@vladimirjakovljevic6125
Some yes. Most no. Fans don’t stand for it and the club will always out live the bad owner.
What community is left if the club gets suddenly owned by some random in Middle East and players keep changing between clubs based on pay. There is no community
@@RavarsenBlogspot First of all, most European clubs are not owned by petrostates and stuff like that. Most of them are not even owned by a single person/entity. As an example, the club I support (Real Sociedad) is owned by over 10,000 shareholders (many of them are fans), and no shareholder can own more than 5% of the club (actually, I think the biggest shareholder owns about 2% of the club's shares).
Secondly, players can come and go because of money or other reasons (it's their job after all), but almost all European fans stay loyal at their club, the entity that represents their community.
@@scottwalker4619 you obviously didn't see the situation in Eastern Europe. Clubs are ladders for corupted politicians and people. Through clubs they gain more power.
Meanwhile Pennsylvania having a civil war every time the Flyers and Penguins play each other….
It's like two toddlers having a temper tantrum contest, when compared to European rivalries 😂
Lol you compared European sports to two Pennsylvania hockey teams 😂😂😂
Greek football fans: funny
@@tellurius4951 shit we don't even need to go that far. Even 8th tier English football has a better atmosphere than most professional American franchises.
@danspam don't get me wrong, I love hockey and hockey fans are the best fans in USA, but comparing two teams from the same country dividing games
When Maradona joined the Napoli it was an agrarian south region that barely had any success in football, being taunted by teams from the north industrialized parts of Italy, calling them peasants and chanting: “Lavatevi” (bath yourselves). Maradona help them stomped each and every rival, even the Milan a powerhouse of italian football. Maradona carved himself in the local history of Napoli without a gun, nor a treaty.
So was Pele with Santos 🇧🇷
@@scndyd16 if someone told me Pelé was from another planet and fell into the earth and was raised here, like Goku, I’d believe it. The best player we ever had.
@@bastiangalaz4580did you really watch his games live?
Maradona Stadium legacy
And Kvara + Osimhen made it happen again
As an American, I can say that a big reason that the best basketball players in the US mainly don’t play in the World Cup because they view the NBA as more important and don’t want to risk injury. Some coaches also don’t want their players getting distracted from what they think matters more, and in the US, people don’t view the FIBA World Cup as something nearly as important as an NBA championship, giving the players little motivation. Also totally agree with the world championship thing and great videos!
What??they will be serving their country for once? Not like their soldiers killing people in other countries who have nothing to do with them. You call that serving your country??. I mean who want to serve their country when they will turn against you. Look the police that actually are in the country serving.
It's because all these rich spoiled brat players don't care about the country that gave them the opportunity to be rich. There's no such thing as Patriotism or Nationalism for them. It's all about selfishness.
I agree with this but like what is happening in these replies 💀
In football the clubs also pay more but players still choose the World Cup over everything else. Even their career.
For example Fernando Torres was Spain's best striker and 3rd best itw at one point. He got injured and was told to slowly ease himself to recovery. Instead he rushed an emergency surgery to be able to play the World Cup. He won the World Cup in 2010 but it costed him the rest of his career as he could never reached the same level. He sacrificed his career to win glory for Spain
@@JohnSmith-nj4zqand whose fault is that? I'm told over and over about this capitalism and how everyone looking out for their own self interest is not only good for the individual but good for society. What you hate about the athlete is what you love about America. Why should they give a shit about supporting America? Most NBA players went to shitty public schools and had one parent who had to scrape by on a minimum wage that politicians refuse to raise. America didn't do shit for them why shouldn't they return the favor.
"All out war between rival teams"
Football and Cricket fans: Who summoned me?
And American football
Football : Europe
Cricket : South Asia
@@DAGGER-2not american football😂
@@purplegoldcat7 riots, fights, burning buildings down after loss. Yea. NoT AmeRiCaN FoOtBalL
@@DAGGER-2 No not even close. Most NFL fans don't even care about the sport.
“World Champions” is attributed to the World Newspaper sponsoring the first championship series between the winners of the two baseball leagues that existed at the time. They named it The World Series, “world” because of the name of the newspaper. Other sports in the US picked up the terminology. I’m European and I know this.
I’m a European and did not know this
Thank you for sharing that interesting fact
Still, is a misleading title. The same way people from USA are called Americans yet they dont represent the whole continent, still they argue its because of the "America" in their country's name. In both cases they have a weak reason to have those grandiose titles
Americans don't question it, because Obviously if the team is the best in the United States; then they are definitely the best in the world.
What? You think Canada is going to have a better Hokey team then America? LOL.
@@Percy_Fawcettit’s just a shorthand for the country not some personal attack on other countries egos. Also, in the Anglo sphere, China, India, and many other nations, North and South America are considered separate continents, not one United one. People need to realize the words in English have the ability to hold more than one definition.
@@mikeshogunleeokay so only teams in the world that play hockey are the United States and Canada. Okay bro agreed 👍🏻
Calling themselves world champions after winning a club sport only played on national level is peak ignorance.
No one is better then them the us is the best at all of there 4 major sports no one can complete with them so they are world champions cuse there the best in the world
@@ddog2251Bro you're making us all look bad 🤦
@@The_American_Acolyte you are talking as if he is in minority. Most of you talk like that, and it's one of the reasons people bash your country
japan is better at baseball, the top 5 nba players rn are all not even american, and canada can have hockey idc@@ddog2251
The NBA and NFL are better than any other league in the world in their respective sports so it's not really ignorant. And if you live in a different country than why do you even care what an American sports league calls their champion anyway? Just screams little brother mentality the way the US lives rent free in foreigners heads.
Man woke up and chose to expose those half-assed athletes and sports
Edit: Mom I'm famous!!
U go do it then
Football players are way better athletes than soccer players.
@@yom0msfat way better actors*
@@yom0msfat USA isn't the center of the Earth
@@rimonmahmud6258 It’s an objective fact.
Faster stronger smarter.
The United States is the greatest country ever.
Teams in America moving is relatively rare, and most moves happened in the 1950s and early 60s or before when the leagues were pretty young. American teams have VERY passionate fan bases, just like European clubs. Trying to make it a contest is silly, just let people enjoy the sports they like!
American fan bases are very different compared to european fan bases. In america you go to the games with your family and sing along to songs that get played in the arena. Here in europe there are games were kids are not even allowed to go to because the "Ultras" are ruthless and dangerous and the fans create there own songs to sing along
@@danielasdf2004 how many American sporting events have you been to? "Singing songs" is not what is dangerous at American games. Fans routinely assault and even murder rival fans in and outside of US stadiums. This is not a GOOD thing of course, but shows how passionate fans are here as well. Fans in Greenbay and Chicago filll up 80k person stadiums in -17c temps, that's passion. I think you are just confusing different traditions with what "passion" is.
@@handeggchan1057 not to even mention some college stadiums
there is literally a team moving this summer
@wizard3426 okay, and this is out of 153 teams between the 5 largest Men's leagues in The US/Canada (and The Coyotes are not an old team anyways). That's why I said relatively rare.
Guy is obviously not a Hockey fan. There are straight up wars fought on the ice. The rivalry between the Avalanche and Redwings in the 90's and early 2000"s is the stuff of legends.
Yep. Not to mention the connection original 6 teams have with the cities. Can’t tell you how many people are fans of the New York Rangers because their family is. I don’t even live in New York anymore and still ride or die with the Blueshirts. Plenty of nhl players would play in the Olympics too but haven’t been allowed to.
True Colorado avalanche for life❤
Thats part of america the SEC: South Eastern Conference treats college football like life or death if your team loses its like losing a family member
This guy acts like we only have pro sports, we’re more connected to our college teams than Europeans are to their soccer teams because we actually went to those colleges
@@linktown-blue907 not true, btw it’s not only Europeans it’s basically all of the world except the us
@@fifamobilefan471 what do you mean by basically all the world. My comment had nothing that you could’ve responded to with that
@@linktown-blue907 you’re saying that Europeans have connections with their teams and minimizing them, but it’s not only them it’s all of the world that have strong connections with their local clubs
The sec is definitely the best conference all around. But for some reason the other conferences also love the game.
Saying that american teams have zero connection to the history of their local community is not true. Most teams never leave a city and everyone in the city owns a hat or clothing item of the teams. It is everywhere throughout the city and they are proud of their team and the history of their team.
@@Betisforeversame in America. I don’t know what this guy is talking about.
@fxsic never seen an american ever do that
@@Betisforever you obviously don’t live in America
@@urthatguy you obviously don’t live in America
@@fxsic I do live in the usa. And not once have I ever seen anybody talk about a team they support, it's extremely rare
Can you respond to the comments criticizing you rather than only responding to the comments glazing you?
Why would he? Then he'd be exposed
I got a few notes:
First, as an American, calling the best team at that sport in a league that is as far ahead as the English Premier League is to MLS (Major League Soccer aka retirement league) is fair.
Not only that but I promise you if any team on Earth challenged the "world champ" U.S. based team at that sport with meaningful stakes and insurances in place for money at risk due to injury, they would not just play it but dominate it, there simply aren't world based clubs that play at that level in the "American Sports" outside baseball. In baseball there's the world baseball classic, to prove which country is the best, but the N American teams sign the best players from the whole world making it a true 'World Series'
Furthermore, Pro U.S. sports is considered more about money where our college sport is about passion and rivalry. Especially before college athletes could be paid, the vast majority who would never play pro were there for "The Love of the Game" and some free books n it showed.. pro sports was about USA leveraging it's wealth to hire best players on earth and showcase them in high-skill matches like the NBA.
Now, let's look at European sport. The pro team is the college team (academy, U18, U21), the fans own parts of the teams and have history, there is relegation and bitter, fierce, tribal Balkan like rivalries.
Because the college and pro experience of best athletes is combined, you see both the passion and money being dumped into these Clubs, and they take on supernatural form only American teams like the Lakers and Yankees can rival in terms of global reach and impact.
For European Sport at the highest level, the athletes become investment vessels and the opportunity for promotion and relegation incentivize financial investment. You can buy into a team quite literally. This also adds a unique amount of passion and gets rid of "tanking" we see in American draft sports where the worst teams are given the best young players for 'parity'
Although both sides have their pros and cons, I think that each system works best for the respective sports they revere, with both sides borrowing the best from each other in basketball to compete in the one sport there's increasing parity between Europe and North America in.
All in all, the man makes some valid points but misses some crucial perspective that you'd have to be a native to understand.. just as I'm sure I'm doing stuck on my side of the pond
Do u know how much effort it is to reply to all comments in a video? Also any hateful comment is not really making a point or arguing a cpunterargument it's just insults who tf can be bothered to stop and reply back some insult or witty retort for every single negative comment
Hes right zoomer moron
Why should he? It's only Americans coping
Clearly none of you have watched college football. People in Ohio won’t even say Michigan, that’s how much the teams hate each other.
I bet they can’t find it on a map either 😂
@@Conquistador75 can you guys name every state in America on a map? No. So why do you expect us to name every European country?
@@ryanzand7549 yes.
@@Conquistador75 and I also can name every country in Europe on a map.
@@ryanzand7549 I very much doubt it unless the names of the countries are already on it.
I feel like college sports are the exception to this
Except they have their own horrendously shit culture
@@datwee7576 what do you mean?
@@datwee7576ya much worse then hooliganism o wait
@@cxaxuxluth6286 do I need to spell out the fact that most UNIVERSITIES are becoming sports hubs? Many student athletes don’t even get paid much of anything. The college sports system is abysmal and it’s a huge detriment to our universities.
@@Jaco059yea football hooligans are bad but rioting and damaging an entire city is worse. Like when the eagles won the superb owl a few years ago.
Football hooligans are quite different now to what they were in the 70s and 80s , it’s mostly pre planned in a quiet location between two firms , they have a scrap and everyone leaves. At least bystanders won’t get hurt or have their property damaged. If grown men want to drink and fight on a weekend and they go in knowing what could happen then that’s on them as long as it doesn’t inflict on anyone else.
this is completely wrong. you can’t just move a team to a different city out of nowhere, a lot of things have to happen including voting and the city neglecting the team. a lot of teams do have historical connection and it’s also cool how the lakers were from minnesota which has a lot of lakes so that’s why they’re named that even though they’re in la. players have a ton of passion. i don’t think you’ve seen a serious nfl rivalry before. the nfl is super soft but the fans don’t care, they’re crazy. go to philidelphia and say “i’m a cowboys fan” have fun with your life at actual risk. the fiba world cup isn’t as serious as the olympics for americans because they just run through every tournament in basketball with their best lineups. the women’s soccer team was neglected by the country and wasn’t paid pretty much at all despite doing very well. i don’t see you talking about iran not singing the national anthem and how they have no respect for their country.
This is right! Some Europeans don’t get the fact that America hosts so many different cultures of people just like the European continent, so they make generalizations and assume that we are less patriotic about our teams because we don’t have one team represent over 30 metropolitan areas.
@@YogiTheOne i want to introduce him to the afc north
@@YogiTheOnethis is literally anything I could've said but better and shorter 🙏
Everybody makes this mistake, but the Lakers name refers to ships on the Great Lakes. Look it up.
@@OfficeSupplyRobotyou’re straight up wrong. Look up “why are the La lakers called that” and you will see the correct answer from the NBA
Bro wouldn’t be able to comprehend a single sports event in Philly
He knows that people like to hate on USA . So he's just riding the bandwagon and getting engagement
I went to one Memphis 901 FC game (2nd tear american football team in the USL) and was better than anything I've ever seen.
Mate look at the German football fans. More dedication for five minutes than your fans the whole game. Look up the yellow wall
You have no idea how crazy people in europe get over Football. While they eat pizza at Restaurants with forks and knives, are quiet and keep to themselves and dont dress in casual sports wear but in more formal clothing the rest of the year, at the worldcup its suddenly like a fricking as revolution is happening to overthrow the imperium of mankind. And there are dozens of factions that all try to coup and countercoup and countercountercoup each other. Thats the level of competition. And I dont get it. Its honestly a bit scary how unfamilyfriendly it all is maybe I'd have more fun with sports if it was more like a friendly tv show contest like in America. lol *no one* is gonna like what I said 😅
Phily night have some craziest fans but they look like amatuers go to turkey and see the fans , germany , italy ,spain and you will see pshycopaths.
The only big American team that is even close to European sports culture is the Green Bay Packers, tiny town, diehard fans, publicly owned.
WISCONSIN MENTIONED RAHHH🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
What the hell they are not the most die hart fans😅
@@Carter-h2n Josh Hart mentioned?
This dude forgot about American College sports 😂
But why are college sports better than pro sports
@@logangillies7942 Have you been to a college game
@@kothen4994 no are they better?
Yeah American college sports are more passionate because the roots are more tied to the community that's appart of his point with the franchise seeming passionless however college sports don't compare to the passion of European clubs
@@logangillies7942especially with American football yes there way better
Most American sport fans don’t care at all for league trend pandering. Stating that there is no “all out war” is also not correct, as rivalries between local teams such as San Francisco and Los Angeles teams, Midwest teams, Southern teams, and New York and Pennsylvania teams all exist and have existed for years.
With the franchise buying, this doesn’t happen often anymore. Teams really only move locations nowadays because the owners of these teams are bad managers who can’t make an agreement with that team’s stadium. Teams being bought out is a better alternative than just being owned by crappy owners. Most of the National league teams have been in their cities for the entire span of their existence. Places like Dallas, New York, Philladelphia, Toronto, and Los Angeles are literally known for having superfans of their teams. Saying that these teams have no “real connection” isn’t right at all.
Most American leagues and teams, with the exception of Major League Baseball and the World Series, don’t even consider themselves to be Word Champions. Superfans give their teams these titles because they have obsessive passion, which is another thing you claim that we don’t have…
America is way bigger than every European country except Russia. While most European countries host a few professional teams, America itself can hold around 30. The U.S. doesn’t have one singular culture of people, as from just going from L.A. to places such as Dallas, Iowa, Florida, and NYC you’ll see vast differences in how we act, talk, and overall live. Most players represent their cultural region of America, and do not want to risk injury from a World Tournament.
There is nothing wrong with feeling patriotic about your European leagues and teams. It is great that you guys have such a passionate sport culture! Please, do not bash American leagues or their fans as we literally have the same exact love for our sports as you guys do.
Then how does America keep doing amazing in the Olympics
@@Betisforever motherfucker is the same thing multi tournament tournament is the same
@@Betisforever Dumbass, we’re good at the Olympics which means we are good at multiple sports so how do we suck at sports
@@BetisforeverThen why does the US do great in many of the sports in the olympics? The US isn't shit, like the man said, it's a different culture.
@@Betisforeveryou just said that America is shit at sports and then u backtracked and said that just because it’s not a American sport it doesn’t count. Make it make sense you twat if America dominants their own sports and international sports then we obviously are good at sports.
I live in Canada and watch hockey. Hearing you describe european sports (soccer) as going to war made me laugh really hard. 😂
I was once admitted to hospital for a month days because my someone broke my leg cuz I was an away ultra
Watch the barye Leverkusen winning the bundrsliga you will see what he means
In Greece they literally started fighting with fucking knives in the stadium 💀
You're Canadian..please shut up quietly
Watch a South American football match let me see if you will leave the stadium alive
Europeans tryna roleplay medieval warfare in sports 💀💀
We use flares too! It's also due to ultras been either far right or far left too. Like my city Ultras are reaaally far right (I'm a conservative but not as much lol) and we usually beat with the fans of the football team from a city 45 min away from us because they are left. The only time It was really like medieval Warfare we were like 400 hundred in our side against about 500 on theirs with flares, iron rods, baseball bats and such. The city center looked like the end of the world due to red and White flares, tear gas from the Police and smoke cans. Is like people from really diferent politics beating each other using football as an excuse
@@patosasesinos6654are you from Serbia or Netherlands? Because i know Partizan and Zvezda have incredible rivalries (ive been on their games) or Ajax vs Feyenoord
@@thomasdeliso-pe7vy Ajax and Feye isnt even that big like Oly and Panata or Schalke vs BVB or even Dinamo Zagreb vs Hajduk
@@patosasesinos6654 Go on spit it out, who do you support?
@@Apot55 In engalnd we just sing songs about the oppesision being inbred :)
Imagine being european going to Pittsburgh and telling the people the Steelers have no historical significance to the local community. Like the entire city is black and yellow. That’s just one example, teams like the LA chargers are definitely the minority.
Hell, even places like Hartford still cheer for defunct teams!
U forgot the biggest one , green bay
Oh God he wouldn't survive Philadelphia either. Especially once he finds out the Flyers of all teams beat the SOVIET UNION in hockey
What Americans call history, Europeans call adorable.
@@Whoami691 Soccer is actually more of a European phrase than Football. Europe (Especially UK) changed it because "It sounded too American" but in reality it derived from the British language. It was literally changed 40 so years ago due to the phrase being popular in the U.S. So the sheer fact that you had to change your own sports name due to the fact that it was popular in the U.S kinda shows how petty all this is
Bro has never heard of college football 💀
still nothing in compared to europe
@@badtechnology-po6iothat’s not true at all watch one SEC rival football game and you’ll see
@@badtechnology-po6io that Liverpool chant 💀
@@Nitewolf-xd6bw *doesn’t use profanity because there are children at games*
Ignorant Birts: “hehe *snort* you lads are bloody bitches hehe”
@@badtechnology-po6ioeuropeans tryna get a one up in america all the time 😂
I don’t know if you live in the US but it’s not like that at all. One thing that’s different is that you find most of that passion at a college level. These schools can’t be moved and have those deep roots that you say are missing at a pro level. But also there is those deep roots at a pro level as well but some teams get relocated due to not performing well on the business side of things like you said. The passion is truly shown on a pro level during the playoffs in the sport you showed the most which is basketball. The reason why you see it as an entertainment thing is because they play so many games. They play 82 games excluding the play offs. But you are right that the US is different in the way the passion is shown but I promise you it’s there. Just look at the college side of things I hope this helps
I don't live in the US, but will visit one day and check out some games too, for sure!
This is definitely true. College football fans especially in the south are the most loyal fans out of any sport in the country.
@@EduardStinga Its not to the extent of European sports, but yeah, college sports have much more passion and deep rooted rivalries than pro sports (The AFC North has very good rivalries though in the NFL). Also, barely anyone likes the US Women's soccer team due to how entitled they act and how they are towards the US.
@@EduardStingabro does not even know what he’s talking about.
@@EduardStingaso you’ve never even visited yet you have the gall to comment on it? Gtfo😂
While yes, the Franchises in America can be moved, they don’t often move nowadays, and the stadiums are costly and large, making them hard to leave behind.
But in College sports like Basketball and Football; whole towns and cities will in essence shut down to watch the local university play, I know in Indiana the rivalry between Indiana & Purdue is crazy.
Tell that to Oakland
@@rendelltron True
Bro what did the USA do to you? Man got a personal vendetta against us.
He knows that people like to hate on USA.
As a European citizen I can confirm that almost all of us has a personal vendetta against your country and I say that with pride
@@ludviglindberg5004bro having pride on hating a different country is crazy. Unless it’s France. We can all hate France
@@GiantsFan26 yeah I also agree on that one, but I also think most Europeans can agree on the US part as well
@@ludviglindberg5004 why
*Bashes American sports teams for a solid 30 seconds
"It's different, but not necessarily in a bad way."
He said a little at the end, stop being misleading!1!1!!1!1!!
"a little bit" he said
I am neither American or European....but it's certain that Europeans have a massive inferiority complex against Americans...which they try to compensate by bashing them on different things.
Like seriously.....I have seen Europeans going much more cringe crazy in UEFA and English premier league than world cup......
Blatantly insults American sports culture just for being different
"noT nEcEsSAriLY a bAD tHiNG"
Its not just different. Its objectively worse for anyone who genuinely cares about sports. You must be american, showing your low iq.
Even me, a European saw this video and thought holy shit can this guy chill it’s just a different culture. Like maybe not having a fucking war on the pitch is a good thing, for example where I’m from if too rival teams are playing in the same stadium one of them has to leave a hour late to prevent fights from happening.
@@atoast8607and don't let us even get started with how wrong he was. For example the New York Yankees are iconic to New York. Also there is violence because of sporting events in the US, but security in the US tends to be more strict about what you can bring in, it's not uncommon to have airport style security checks when entering places where there will be lots of people.
@@atoast8607 it's not just a different culture, American sports I basically devoid of culture. That's the point. It's a business and everything is corporate. Most Americans sports don't even have leagues you can move up and down in. They only have one professional league you buy your way into and they're completely corrupt due to gambling.
@@pyrylehtonen-caponigro3198 I actually didn’t know that thanks for the information🙏
🇺🇲= Money
🇪🇺= Passion
🇧🇷🇦🇷🇨🇱🇧🇴🇪🇨🇵🇪🇻🇪🇨🇴🇺🇾🇵🇾= Life
Usmnt has passion
You need to add Portugal , spain and France to that list
Just cuz nfl makes money doesn’t mean we don’t have good fans. Go to Philadelphia after an eagles loss. Have anyone of your fans skipped a life saving surgery to go to a packers game? Who has the loudest stadium in the world? Who has the second loudest?
Embarrassing… for you
Honestly I heard this take floating around a bunch recently. But I don’t mind the US calling the leagues championships “world championships”. Cause it doesn’t matter what the teams names are, it matters more to me that it is the highest level the sport can be played as. I care more about the sport and the competition itself more than titles given to them.
But still, i find that to be absolutely ridiculous to call your national champions "World Champions". That means the best in the world, which you are not. You are the best in your country (thats where the term NATIONAL comes from).
Thats like saying i'm Germanys best Mathematician only because i was best at my school.
@@moritzgast8481 This again comes from the difference in understanding where my initial comment points out. "World Champions" to me means the best team in the world, and not the best in a specific arbitrary standard. And the talent pool in some sports leagues represent the best talent pool from the world, they just happen to take place in America. Just like the world cup, image if it isn't based on countries and they just redrafted the teams, the talent level is still the same, and it would still be called world cup.
@@moritzgast8481 yeah but what if your school was not only the best school but all the other good schools had ppl from your school at the top
Tbh I really hoped he posted this video on the 1 of April
Nuh uh he saying facts
“Americans aren’t world champions,”
53 Paraguayan plumbers lining up against the chiefs: 👁️👄👁️
I'm curious if I made a sport never told anyone what it was and I'm the only player am I the world champion
@@AlphaAbyss_yeah
@@AlphaAbyss_if your sport had the most profitable league in the world you could call yourself a world champion
@@Qweerttyiio again no nthe reason why leagues are the best is level of competition which is seriously lacking in the NFL you can run all the adds in the world it's not going to change that and that's ignoring the obvious fact it is a American league like what do you think the N stands for in NFL
@AlphaAbyss_ no you'll just be American
I love how people have an entire ass continent against the USA because they get triggered so easily😂 Im not even american but its ridiculous to have the entirety of Europe ganging up on the US
I think they can be called world champions because the best players from around the world play in the American leagues
you have to actually play and win against the rest of the world to be a world champion
the level of competition doesnt actually matter
lets suppose this
are the nba champions also champions of the g-league? no right, because theyre two seperate entities, and you cant become champ of both by winning one.
the other issue is that countries fight for world championships, not teams.
@@srensen3081it’s just a saying. Obviously they’re not “world champs”.
@@srensen3081Give me a team that can be the nuggets or the cheifs in a game that isn’t from the US and you have your answer as to why they are world champs
@@mrspice2618 other guy seems to disagree
@@sodahey7517 you arent world champ unless you compete and win against the rest of the world
this is such a stupid take, and i dont even know why youre arguing it - nobody is saying the nba isnt the best basketball league in the world, just that they cant call themselves world champions because of the very nature of a NATIONAL league
The difference between relocation is that in America you can just move a team if it is failing. In England many teams have gone through either administration or just folded. A team in Salt Lake is better than no team.
The only team to do a relocation was a once Wimbledon fc now Mk dons dueto the EFL new regulations due to the Heysel Stadium disaster. The team eventually rebranded and even gave the protest club the history and trophies back. The protest club climbed all the way up to League status and play in the same division as MK Dons
Also in Europe there are basically no salary caps, teams bought by Saudi Arabia and Quatar PSG, Man City, Newcastle, etc the top club in Turkey is funded by tax payers not just stadium wise but basically payroll. But us and Europe sports aren’t so different Mason Greenwood is not only still signed to Man United but it is on loan at Getafe and Miles Bridges still playes for the poverty stricken Charlotte Hornets.
Also when in the NFL they call themselves world champions from 1991 to 2007 we made a league in Europe called NFL Europe. There were teams in England, Germany, Netherlands, Scotland, and Spain. If Europe got on board with the sport we could have had a debate but people vote with their dollars and the NFL still functions while NFL in Europe is relegated to a select few games played in Europe by NFL teams that sell out.
Also why aren’t you talking trash about Asian and Oceania sports the New Zelaanders dominate Rugby and the Indians bleed for cricket
Also there are many alternatives to major league sports NBA competitors are TBT and Big3. The NFL’s competitors regularly fold but the Xfl and usfl merged into the UFL and for St Louis battle hawks they packed 40,000 fans for a team that hadn’t existed for 4 years and only operated for 3. And maybe we can include the CFL but not really as there are no Canadian teams present in the nfl compared to mls, nhl, mlb, and nba. The MLS there is the usl the upsl and the Canadian premier league.For the mlb excluding the minors there are the independent leagues of which the Savannah Bananas sell out games. And for the NHL there are really only the minors from what I can tell. The reason there aren’t more is because these leagues are expensive and besides owners only collages can maintain these leagues (which is why college sports has a cult following and can bring in comparable attendance to the Premier League and Bundesliga ) plus in soccer we don’t see your military branches competing on television or even regularly. Different countries different sports different traditions.
Its totally normal for a grown ass adult to be ready to use physical violence against another human over his favourite sports team
"physical violence against another human" uhhh.....
Honduras and El Salvador: 👁️👄👁️
@@KyloBarleyEven the military was involved 😭🙏
Yes it is
Go say it to the sampdoria fans, they'll demonstrate for you
You really wanna try and tell me that Laker or Celtics have no "historical loyalty/ connections tied to the city"? Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadians? Yankees? Dallas Cowboys? You are just coming across as so ignorant
Yes, those teams can't even compare themselves with the passion of European/South American clubs
@@andreaguiar3546 see: Vancouver Canucks 1994 and 2011 riots
Bro come to the SEC or watch Ohio state vs Michigan. Shit gets intense
Three people were jumped in 15 were arrested at the end of pit in West Virginia
It’s not “Ohio state”, it’s “THE Ohio State UNIVERSITY”. Obviously a Michigan fan.😂
@@globalpoliticsman9523wooooow this are numbers of a peaceful match between red star and partizan
thats nothing compared to serbian derbies
@@ShadowSoccerAddict you don't get to say shit after losing to Missouri
Don’t you guys have Saudi leagues that are offering players billion dollar contracts and leaving their clubs for them 😂
Saudi is not in Europe lol and they have the infinite money glitch
You think football fans like that league
@EduardStinga how bout man city and?
@@seanson0953Every real football fan hat man City
@@EduardStinga they just bought Newcastle. Qatar owns Paris St Germain, the Emiratis own Man City. Sorry, Europe has been sold out to the highest bidder
How DARE american sports not be like european sports
It can be different but I do agree with the passion and team history to the area they represent
@@logangillies7942 europeans are just more patriotic than americans lol
@squirrels24seven yeah ig just think sports in the US can be elevated if they played the way Europeans play
@@squirrels24sevenso patriotic that they refer to themselves as “Europeans” instead of what country they’re from. Yea that sounds sooooo patriotic…
@@FfFf-gi1hd pretty sure people from Italy call themselves Italians lol
Bro has never heard of March Madness 😂😂
Foreigners try not to hate on American challenge: impossible 😎
Well IT IS kind of shitty.
Bad health care system.
Healthy food extremely expensive.
Some people cant afford living with working.
Many aggressive people (compared to other countries).
Many criminals in some areas.
Political polarization.
Social inequality.
Those are just the major things btw
@@MasterlockpickerJK you have failed the challenge, congrats
@@MasterlockpickerJK this has nothing to do with sports
Bad health care system
Junk food being cheap and healthy food being expensive
Gun violence
Starting wars
Bombing countries
Ignorance people
Overthrow government
Invade countries for their own benefits(oil)
And lastly Joe Biden
Bad health care system
Starting wars
Bombing countries
Invade countries for oil
Overthrow government
People being ignorant
People bragging about the USA being the greatest country
Gun violence
Gang violence
Surely these are not the reason why people hate USA😂
And this is the reason why USA is sending the avengers to the upcoming olympics. 😂
The obsession with America is crazy 😂
I mean, America squeezes itself everywhere so...
@juliewarren7704 no it doesn't they don't care it's yall that's obsessed you don't hear Americans saying anything about the rest of the world hardly ever at least in a negative light!
The pride that comes from supporting your team is what drives us, feeling like we are part of something
And that's why the REAL football is the greatest sport in the world
Kicking a ball around for 90 minutes straight without scoring a single point? Yea sure.
I'd beat Messi's ass 😂😂😂
@@DAGGER-2I think it's way better than watching 2 hours of adds and 5 minutes of the sport itself.
@@DAGGER-2 its not ofton that its nil nil. 100% footy aint even close to your US crap
@@xsaikou buddy there are only adds every quarter which is 15 minutes and during timeouts so you don’t have to spend 3 minutes watching players.
If u look at reality tv shows like Master Chef (that started in the US), u’ll quickly realize only half of the show’s run time is just pointless dramas. For American culture, it’s more about the drama more than the sport itself.
Bro acts like the Brazilian football team is gonna beat the Super Bowl champions lol
Handegg team*
And I'd like to see the us handegg team win the world cup.
Off you pop.
@@Whoami691”handegg” 🤓🤓🤓
And you think the Super Bowl champions is gonna beat the true football champions. LOL...Football yet you barely kick the ball.
Who gives af about american rugby? The most retarded sports on planet together with baseball and cricket
@@genremags8317 bro when he realizes it’s called football because the ball is a foot long:
Man i love your vids keep up the workand u 100% gonna make it past 1mil
Someone take this man to a Penn State white out game for fucks sake
What he's referring to is the depth of how dedicated people are where they're willing to risk their life which to me is insane. For example if you're a Celtic fan or a Rangers Fan in Scotland it's dependent upon which religion you are not which team you like better
Give me one non American football team that could beat the superbowl champions
Where are all the games played I think is a part of it. It can't be a world wide sport if its only played in the US
@@logangillies7942so then the US team that wins it is the best in the world hence the title World champions
Does anyone care about American Football?
As much as y'all make fun of England,they would destroy you if they took the sport seriously
@@WanderinGhost like they do in all other sports?
Bro's mad that he's stuck watching Soccer 💀
its called football
@@yobro0001womp womp the uk made it and called it soccer before calling it football and usa kept the name
@@BentleyOwens-tl6yz soccer was the term used by rich people and middle classes and lower class people called it football
@@BentleyOwens-tl6yz usa should call it association football
Its a more developed sport
Bro you are absolutely on the point...
He is making it seem like the U S National soccer team refuses to play the World Cup.
I'm making it sound like the NBA "stars" refuse to play at the FIBA World Cup
@@EduardStinga Do your research buddy. FIBA is pretty non-significant tounament compared to NBA and olympics. Most NBA players don't want to risk an injury or something like that, just for a small prize. It's like if a footballer had to choose to play a match, either in the UCL or UECL, the choise is pretty clear, right
@@TheBoyFromDetroityou cant choose to be in one of those, you qualify for them, and even teams in the UECL play their best players to win it, and also he already said that players can't be bothered to play at the fiba world cup cuz they find it not as important as a champion ship
@@itaybeker5157 Ik that you have to qualify, but I meant like would you rather type of thing. So, let me write it this way: if you had to chance to play for a team in either UECL or UCL, of course you'd choose a team in UCL. Same goes with basketball, if a player has to choose between playing in a pretty non-significant tournament (FIBA) or the best tournament/league in the world (NBA), the choise is pretty clear
@@EduardStingaeuropeans☕️
Listen, if you win the USA NFL, you're already essentially world champions
What does the N in NFL stand for?
@@moritzgast8481 name another country that plays the sport called AMERICAN football at anywhere near the same competitive level
@@Joshuathegreen there is a difference between "World CHAMPIONS" and "most likely the best Team in the world"
The Term "champion" is a title that implies that you have won a tournament earning you this title (which btw in every sport is a tournament where countries, not clubs compete). What you are talking about is "best Team in the world". If you win what is considered the strongest League in the world, you are most likely the best Team in the world, but not World champions imo, since you didnt win an according tournament (which again, would not be one where clubs are competing).
@@Joshuathegreen and before you tell me that winning the NFL is such a tournament, it is not, since it is only a national competition
Same with the NBA. Other competition doesn't stack up at all. The best of those sports play and coach in America. As an NBA fan as well, their teams actually play exhibition games against other leagues during the preseason, and participating NBA teams have almost always won, save for some horrendous teams.
He can't talk bad until he has wached college sports
I haved lived in the USA, Uk and India so I can say that American sports are just a business, in India most people play on streets and Europe is just war and banter
Bro just had a beef with US
I’d like to see how much passion a little soccer player would have in an Oklahoma drill with an NFL linebacker.
your kidding bro. Football is american so their world champions. For Basketball the best players in the world play in the NBA. so yeah world champions
When English teams win their league, they don't call themselves world champions, and who made football?
But the teams who won would fucking kill the other countries by 20+ points also look at the gold medel count
Im not gonna lie, sure you have made some good points on the world champions mindset, but cmon, i hate how all these europeans say "our 3rd division football matches are wars compared to american sports" because it is not true, if someone was to go to a passionate team like the Portland Trailblazers, any college football team, etc, you guys would be very surprised, yall criticize american sports too much when like 70% hasnt been to an american sporting event in their life
I lived for 3 years in the US after I quit my country (Vietnam), and I have never been so bored as when I attended a baseball game. But I really liked watching hockey (I even now sometimes look at international match) and in a lesser extend US "football". But since I moved in Italy and discover Rugby, I can't really consider American football an interesting sport to watch anymore. So now I sometimes watch Italian football (or soccer if you want) and Canadian/Finland Hockey and practice rugby with somes friends. Honeslty, I don't consider americans sport are really fun to watch, but I really liked to play with a bunch of friends when I was in the US
Baseball games are entirely for money, baseball is easily the most boring sport ive ever seen, its literally just a place to take ypur friends/family for drinks and hot dogs, its designed to be a business, unlike college sports like college american football and march madness, which is pure passion with rivalries that have occured for almost a hundred years @@neofalz7643
average european mad that all the best athletes and sports leagues are in the US, cope harder
I’m not even European and what you are saying is straight up delusional lmao 😂😂
this is the perfect example of why people hate you guys. you actually believe shit like that.
european try no to be insanely pompous and arrogant challenge (impossible)
so, you have seen the counterpart pf american patriots and now you label a whole continent like that? this guy is like that, but there are europeans that are kind and see all sides, same for US, but unlike europe US speaks more and louder
Have u seen Americans? Thry act smug about every single subject there introduced to, can't bieleve some people are able to stand that
@@urthatguyyou do that all the time
Americans trying not to be extremely arrogant about their sports and get mad when a European questions that
@@Schlesticlequestioning is asking a question not insulting the heck out of somebody because they like a different sport or have a different sports culture
I have a few things to say because this video is full of crap
1. You’re making it sounds like US teams move to a different city every year randomly. Teams are only moved if the team is struggling to pull in proper attendance, or can’t find a proper facility to play in. Saying that franchises don’t have ties to the local city is a straight up lie. The majority of teams in American leagues have never moved.
2. World Championships for American sports are just not really cared about. The exception to this is the olympics. Trust me, as a Canadian hockey fan, there’s not many sport events that are going to get me more hyped than the olympics, especially now that they’re back for NHL players. Players love to compete at the olympics and it’s very important to them.
3. Saying that American sports aren’t passionate is a huge load of crap. I’m not going to sit here and do the same thing you just did and tell you that the reverse is true and that Europeans aren’t passionate. But to sit here and try to say there’s no passion in American sports is one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard. Fans are extremely passionate about their team and the sports are way more intense than soccer is
Edit: oh yah, and 4. It’s completely fair to call them world champions. In each of the 4 American leagues, they have a monopoly on the best players. Any champion from these leagues would kick the absolute crap out of the best team from another league. If you think for one second that for example a basketball team from Spain would have even a slight chance at beating even the worst team in the NBA, you are completely deluding yourself
Calm down kid.U don t even know that europeans play basketball under a different rule than the americans.Ur basketball is soft so the ignorant american can see points every 2 seconds
Brother the point falls completely flat as the NBA boats the best players in the world. 30% of the league is overseas players and it has the most money therefore attracting the best players. In fact when NBA teams played some of the best international teams the NBA teams smoked them, even the worst of the worst NBA teams.
And the NBA is more important to the players than the World Cup.
I agree with everything except the history thing. Yes the clubs are franchises but there’s still a lot of history behind a lot of clubs. Not all though. But you can’t say that no club in usa have any history.
I didn't try to say that, it's just super weird how they can move from one location to another
@@EduardStinga yeah but that rarely happens
@@EduardStingayeah but it’s not like that happens for every team often. It’ll happen when a city doesn’t even care for the team like the Oakland A’s of the mlb. But it might be one pro team out of the big 4 (football hockey basketball and baseball) that gets moved each year. So out of 120+ teams one will be moved a year. And it’s probably like one team every other year. You’re just straight up wrong
@@joshlien2118most teams it actually does happen to most fan bases are passionate this stupid TH-camr lied and you uncritically said yes master
It's a world championship because Americans are so dominant at football and basketball that any team couldn't reasonably claim the title without getting laughed at. Same reason that the best NBA players dont play in the Olympics. It would simply be too easy and honestly kinda cruel to the other countries.
Fair if america wanted to they would dominate any sport
The worst part you didn’t mention on top of your valid points is how people like Lebron James use his “influence” to get himself into politics. Sports and politics should never mix ever
You're naive as a toddler
OK, if that's the case, please put all of the best american football players in Europe against the Kansas City Chiefs let's see what happens
Ngl this is an ignorant take
Bro got so offened about the fact that the NBA called themselves World champions that now hes just wants to start judging the whole system of every sport
You just hella mad that Europe shit at sport and America is the best at everything, btw I'm Aussie
lol basketball and american 'football' arent the only sport
Europeans literally invented competitive sports lol
The US is inferior to Europe in almost every sport
“Aussie” yeah right you’re definitely from Melbourne.
@@EduardStingayou invented it? Good for you, you want a gold star? We dominate the Olympics. We have the best athletes. In many sports except soccer and stuff like cricket, the best athletes come here to play
The world champion part to me makes sense. If the NBA and NFL are the highest level of competition for those respective sports, then winning the championship in the highest league in the world technically makes you the world champs
I disagree with a lot of the points he is making. America also has a lot of passionate fans too i mean all of my family are Red Sox fans and if I told my brother to put on a Yankees hat he would genuinely recoil in disgust. Also American sports teams do have a deep connection to the community and when sports teams are moved it is usually because of greedy owners or the town neglecting the franchise I mean I remember hearing about when in the 1990’s when the original Cleveland browns left Cleveland people built and burned statues of the owner. So it is just stupid and ignorant to say American fans are not passionate or we have a bad sports culture. One final point I have is that sports like football should call themselves world champion because they are easily the best team in the world any year and I am willing to bet you my first born child that if some European football team played the worst team in the nfl the would lose 70-0. So you are just a hater
The thing is, because the NFL is a national league and they aren't competing with global teams they can't reasonably call themselves the world champions, especially as that takes away from the fact that if there was a World Cup for American Football, you could literally have an All star US team and wipe the floor.
If a European Football team played the worst team in the NFL btw, they'd be insisting on playing to Association rules, aka Soccer.
I'm not American but I like my sports not being super aggressive and people (athletes, fans) acting like wild animals.
"The best NBA players cany even be bothered to play at the world cup" 😂
The FIBA world cup
@@JatEnjoysFnaf is that like an international competition or some new in season competition
It's an International competition
@@tupup3229 Fiba world cup started since 1950
The biggest difference is their obsession with needing a winning outcome. They don’t do draws
I still think winning the NBA still makes you basically world champions.
Hahaha..okay I have decided to launch a new sports called stickball..in my neighbourhood..now i ll arrange 4 teams to play it..arrange a tournament...set a prize..we ll practice hard..for the title and then winning team will be called world champion of neighbourhood stickball league😂😂(world champion of MBA national basketball association)hahahahah..
@@siddhartham1973i think winning the nba is world champion because obviously the best basketball league in the world is nba which makes players around the world come to nba and play.
In basketball it is a world victory the US Men’s team in the Olympics has been winning for the last 30 years 😂
Very odd video, he doesn’t seem to understand much about our country yet makes a video thinking he explains it well. Misinformation.
If you watched a college football rival game, it turns to an all out war.
It sucks being an American that loves European football so much
Have u seen the Knicks fans? 😂
What did the cheerleaders do?
I disagree about teams having no connection to the local community they are in. If it's a new team or a recently moved team then yeah that will be the case, but longstanding teams like the Yankees, Phillies, Lakers, etc. are so ingrained in that cities culture that it is almost impossible to imagine them moving.
least America hating European:
We still kick European ass in the Olympics
Yeah good try the most popular sport on earth now, or MotoGP or F1 or Tennis ❤ even in Basket last WC lol 🤡 Olympics okayyyyy have fun watching Olympics ajajhaa
@@Jean-LucFrancois-vy7qiLol lil boy thinks we care about trying at those sports if we cared we would own every team at wc basketball also yall cant best us at baseball football or nba
@@SaitoR9womp wwomp
@@SaitoR9 baseball football or nba? who tf besides the US and a minority of the rest of the world even cares lololol.
@@Chickenfriedpenguin 🤣 nba has lots of players from africa europe and Asia nba is one of the most famous sports baseball is also very famous in south america north america and now very in japan and growing also who tf cares about tennis or f1 besides europe which is a minority of the world
I truly agree with your opinion on this matter. It's what Noah Lyles said "World champion of what? The United States?" 🤣
Wait hold up how many other countries have win the gold medel outside of the USA?
Actually in the world league of American football they are the champions, so ya
Ignorant Europeans
You're forgetting that Hockey is big in the US too and they do have a perfectly adequate world cup team. I think they might even be in the top 10 teams of the world.
World champion makes sense for NBA,NFL and MLB cause it’s where the best of the best in the world come to play.
America still loses at baseball though in world competition.
that's like saying manchester city is a "world champion" just because best players across the world play in the EPL lmao it's still a competition against different clubs from 1 country
there is a difference between "World CHAMPIONS" and "most likely the best Team in the world"
The Term "champion" is a title that implies that you have won a tournament earning you this title (which btw in every sport is a tournament where countries, not clubs compete). What you are talking about is "best Team in the world". If you win what is considered the strongest League in the world, you are most likely the best Team in the world, but not World champions imo, since you didnt win an according tournament (which again, would not be one where clubs are competing).
US Women not signing national anthem was a form of protest not them being unappreciative of the World Cup.
They were not appreciative of the country they play for. Protest on your own time.
Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter infamously states that “No kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas.”
Bro never watched a single college game and thinks he is an expert in American sport lol
Please check your information before you post, We are the best at the sports WE created, as an NFL player could murder any other player. Same with the NBA. The NHL, MLB, and the NBA have players from other countries. Our teams have VERY heated rivalries that can and have on many occasions ended in crimes. So, don’t go hating on something American, for whatever reason y’all do.
It's because America would rag doll every other country in whatever sport is being played. Except for possibly soccer.
Except for basketball world cup, soccer/football, rugby and tons of other sports!
@EduardStinga lol what?? US even in the Olympics, lead with China in most gold medals each time
@@EduardStingaMichael Phelps alone would ragdoll ur country
Muricans cant even identify their genitals, youre ragdolling nothing, kid
Asians and Europeans are the same in this field, fully passionate about their respective sport
I’m from Japan now studying in America. Americans are at least above Japan’s level. (Comparing baseball in Japan vs. football in America)
So true i have witnessed the craze for football in eu and craze for cricket in asia americans can never be that passionate about basketball
@@M.SUSDHA yup agreed 👍
@@pepehimovic3135
By asia he meant South Asia not East Asia
This is why a lot of Americans prefer university sports over the professional leagues
Yeah especially the military colleges have very passionate fans
@@Smartmonkey2008I am thankful for the military colleges and all that attend them. But in terms of fan passion, while theirs is great, there is double the passion for other schools
That's like American IPL... Ah... Relatable