Top 10 Scariest In Game Sports Incidents
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Sports can be thrilling, but these incidents were downright terrifying. For this list, we’ll be looking at terrifying moments during competitions where fans were genuinely concerned for the safety of the athletes and, in some instances, themselves. Our countdown includes Mick Foley's 1998 "King of the Ring" injuries, Monica Seles' 1993 stabbing, Damar Hamlin's mid-game heart attack in 2022, and more. What’s the scariest moment you’ve seen in person during sports? Let us know below.
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Damar Hamlin collapsing. That's scary. And I know that it's not the only scariest thing to see. And it's good that he's doing ok.
Yall are sick in the head for using that thumbnail as clickbait
My scariest moment I've seen in person during sports, I've seen fights, someone got hurt after a fight and someone else was banned
Mick Foley falling through the Spanish Table during his match with The Undertaker in a Hell In A Cell Match of the 1998 King of the Ring (ppv).
Billy monger f3 Donington crash
Sophia flörsch Macau gp flip
I remember the Malarchuk incident when I was a kid. The blood was just gushing out of him all over the ice. The skate of the player who collided with him sliced his carotid artery, and he’s lucky to have survived that thanks to him receiving immediate attention.
I didnt watch it live as it happened. How terrifying that was for the audience. But i do remember watching an ESPN documentary many years ago about the incident and seeing the footage play out as it occured during that game. I vividly remember him after the hit, on his hands and knees watching his own blood gush out onto the ice. Its gruesome. I was traumatized by it. I've never seen any sports injury like it and I have seen many especially those nasty leg breaks (Chris Weidman, Paul George). Those don't come close to Malarchuk. I'm not sure how this isnt in the #1 spot...
I'm in Buffalo.. .. hope we don't keep making this list
And then the same thing happened to Richard Zednik in a Florida/Buffalo game.
Having a Vietnam combat medic was so critical.
The fact that there is still a sport including sliding on ice with tons of sharp blades whilst smashing into big guys is utterly retarded.
As tragic was it was, Damar's incident spawned such a beautiful outpouring of support on a few different fronts with the most notable 9 million plus being donated to his charity.
I couldn't have said it better myself. My mother and I saw the event live on TV, and the massive support for Damar really warmed my heart.
I am a die hard Bengals fan and I remember when Damar Hamlin collapsed. I was getting off work to watch the game with my family, when my oldest sister texted about what happened on the group chat. I obviously knew that it was serious, but the gravitation of it didn't hit me until I got into my Mom's car and I heard the sports announcers talking about what happened on the radio. I just broke down in tears and begged God with all my might to not take him. I didn't stop praying until I had faith Damar was going to be alright. I am so blessed and thankful to God that Cincinnati and Buffalo came together to share each other's pain and support Damar. Even though the incident was almost two months ago, I will still remember it like it was yesterday. #lovefordamar 💙
Fans of other teams pray for any player to be alright, even if they're on opposing teams. That's very noble of you. I was also praying he was alright, even with me being a die-hard Cowboys fan.
March 31, 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
Louisville's Kevin Ware suffered an open tibia fracture. I won't describe it but you can lookup the gruesome injury.
I would recommend looking it up either
@@CYCLONEFAN88 I remember that one because they were playing against my favorite team, Duke University.
I was there. It was crazy!
@@CYCLONEFAN88 As well as the reaction of his teammates, especially those on the bench. Injury was like 20 feet from them.
@@CYCLONEFAN88I hope you mean "I WOULDN'T" look it up, lol.
Was at that Lions Reggie Brown game. That place got very quiet but with no social media, no one really knew what was going on until you watched the news when you got home. Freaking scary.
The fact that mankind vs undertaker is on here just shows how crazy mick foley is 😭. Respect to all professional wrestlers that sport is brutal as hell and those guys take more damage than some athletes in other sports. After watching things like this you understand that wrestling definitely isn’t fake but it’s scripted.
Wrestling might be scripted but the injuries can be very real and very serious
all the crazy bumps foley took has unfortunately finally caught up with him.
i had ordered in pay per view watch in my friends and were like wtf!!!
It's FAKE! Accidents happen, buts it's choreography in brutality rather than dance.
@@lynnenewell2016o tell Mick Foley it’s fake you dumb arse. I’ll Chuck you off building like that. Then you tell me it’s fake.
I’m surprised that Joe Theismann wasn’t on this list. He had one of the nastiest NFL leg injuries, caught on film.
Agreed. That one still haunts me, having watched it as it happened. :(
@@B1inded3agle__ I’m not even gonna look at that, but if I remember correctly, it was at the hip.
@@B1inded3agle__ Good on you for remembering, I think. I remember the constant replays, but my brain doesn’t want to remember all the details. It was a traumatizing experience, for all watching, live or televised.
Yes!! The way It snapped back too. It was so haunting.
And the fact that Alex Smith had the same exact injury, in the same exact spot on the field, in the same exact stadium, while playing QB for the same exact team.
I was at the Bills home game the week after Hamlin's collapse. The energy at Highmark was so awesome! As well as seeing Buffalo knock the Pats out of the playoff picture. Buffalo needs to Win for Hamlin!
Like how the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 1998 for their fallen teammate; Vlad Konstantinov?
Once again the Bills choke in the playoffs
@@vortexvirus755 How can a team go from looking like contenders one minute, to absolute crap the next? Did the Bills' defense even try?
@@vortexvirus755The Bills did NOT choke!!!! Do you have any idea what that team went through that season?! They had to have two of there games moved to other stadiums because of the weather. Then after one of the games they had to figure out how to get home cuz Buffalo was going through one of the worst blizzards in history which caused all sorts of problems for the people of Buffalo! They eventually had to fly to Rochester and then take a bus back to Buffalo and then somehow both find and dig out there cars! There were so many players in and out of games because of injuries! Then they witnessed one of there teammates/brothers literally die on the field and then come back to life again! I mean they performed CPR on Damar for 9mins and then watch him leave in the back of an ambulance without knowing if he was going to survive or not! Thankfully they didn’t make them keep playing and the way the other team and there fans treated the situation was amazing. But the Bills went through far more then any other team has gone through and when they stepped out onto that field that night you could just tell that they were tired. Normally when they play they’re running around with smiles on there faces and laughing. You’ll see Allen doing all his different “handshakes” with the guys and they’ll be dancing or showing off. But in this game there was none of that. So if you wanna say they “choked” then fine, but what I saw on that field that night was a team that was completely drained and just had no more drive left in them.
It’s still boggles my mind that Clint Malarchuk actually survived that.
That’s scary… all that blood and his neck being cut
the guy that was on the medical staff for the game was a combat medic during the Vietnam war im sure he knew what pressure to put on the wound, makes me think hes seen something like that or worse
It’s all thanks to the medic that pinched off the artery.
I'd of added romain grosjean's crash. It hadn't been that long since the last f1 fatality and I'd of never expected anyone to walk out of that. Was such a tense moment
Doctors say Hamlin probably suffered commotio cordis, a rare cardiac event where an impact to the center of the left ventricle right in the upstroke of the T wave (a 20 microsecond period of time when the heart is resetting itself) disrupts the rest of the electrical signals and causes the heart to stop.
The entire world has known this for awhile... Thanks, chief 👌
@@wilfordbrimley6938 There are some people didn't believe that happen. They believe that the COVID vaccine almost kill him, which that rumor was spreading rampant and some still believe that misinformation. I don't.
Knew Malarchuk had to be on here. He said his goal was to get off the ice because he didn’t want his mom to see him die
Sounds cool but definitely not true. Nobody is thinking about their mom while on the brink of death, its not how we’re wired. Flight or fight and adrenaline are real things, don’t be so gullible.
@@Baddknewz”Malarchuk, meanwhile, believed that he was going to die. "All I wanted to do was get off the ice," said Malarchuk. "My mother was watching the game on TV, and I didn't want her to see me die."
@@robpaxson4455 wow u quoted it so it must be true!
@@Baddknewz a quote from Malarchuk, so yeah it’s true
@@Baddknewz some of us do think that way. Just because you don’t doesn’t mean others don’t. He knew his mom was watching. Adrenaline makes you think a lot differently. He had no reason to lie about it 😂 sorry you have to think everyone is lying because you can’t consider others actually think that way.
Jiri Fischer should've been mentioned too after his scary collapse on the bench during a Red Wings game.
It was because of that incident that defibrillators were REQUIRED to be in all NHL and other major/minor hockey arenas
With the difference being Jiri was caused largely by an undiagnosed condition, not a on ice collision.
Not just that; but Jiri's episode also helped to spurn the rest of North American sports to better the response time and readiness of EMTs for situations like his. And the only reason Detroit was anywhere near ready was due to an incident in 1998 with Chris Pronger. Those two have inadvertently saved so many lives due to their incidents and the responses to them.
Seeing Ryan Newman's 2020 Daytona 500 wreck in person was a bone-chilling experience.
Yeah I was surprised it wasn’t here
NASCAR deserves its own list doesn't it?
NASCAR isn’t a sport boys. It’s an extreme activity.
@@coolbreeze3793 yet they’ve called F1 a sport?
Another scary NASCAR wreck was Sterling Marlin's 2002 wreck at Kansas where he suffered a cracked vertebra in his neck.
Two more I can think of are:
1) Darren Drozdov. Former wrestler from the then WWF. He was in a regular match with another wrestler, D'Lo Brown. When the two were setting up for a powerbomb, Brown wasn't able to get a proper safe grip on Droz when he hit the canvas. He fractured two vertebrae in his neck. While initially Droz was quadriplegic, he has since regained control of his upper body.
2) Zeke Upshaw. Professional Basketball player from the NBA G-League, Zeke collapsed in the final minutes of a game. Immediately rushed to a hospital, the doctors were able to resuscitate him but he would end up passing away two days later. Autopsy showed he died a sudden cardiac death.
Gotta give Rebecca (the narrator) my utmost respect for delivering a voice so solemn and ominous as she read through the entries on this somewhat eerie list. It definitely felt like a scary moments video.
💯
No mention of Hank Gathers. The look on his face on the court when he knew something bad was happening to him. Still haunts me.
He should have been on here no question. Scariest thing I have ever seen.
@@crattler5079 who's Hank Gathers
I'm pretty sure they left out fatalities
Why would they talk about someone’s death in an injury video? Use ur common sense fam
@@Baddknewz It's not an injury video. It is a scariest moments video.
I can't believe Mick Foley made the list. It's well deserved. That was the match that made me fall in love with wrestling.
As an 8 year old watching that match I truly believed mankind was dead not once but twice and he still finished the match. When I met him I bowed to him because I told him I don't know how in the hell you are still standing with all the injuries you had. You made my childhood thank you for all the memories
One I remember was Dale Earnhardt's crash at Dayton. That was devastating.
Maybe it wasn't included because it wasn't televised.
@@johnanderson9765 Yeah it was.
As a Buffalo Sports fan, the Malarchuk and Hamlin incidence hurt bad
Agreed. So did Kevin Everett.
The Chris Pronger hockey puck strike was memorable for me
As a Brit, you guys should see the chanting at Spurs ground for Muamba. It was a beautiful sight and sound.
Malarchuk's injury was so bad that 11 people fainted, 2 had heart attacks, and 3 more threw up.
Also, Malarchuk's mom was watching that game. He said that he wanted to get off the ice so she wouldn't see him die.
Owen Hart died on May 23, 1999, during his entrance from the rafters of Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Missouri, United States. The equipment that was lowering him to the ring malfunctioned and he fell to his death in front of a live audience and live on Pay Per View during WWF's Over the Edge event.
I’ve been watching the NFL for 50 years and I saw on television the Joe Thiesman compound fracture. But nothing was as terrifying as Damar Hamlin’s case. Just watching the players’ faces, you knew it was unprecedented. So relieved he survived.
What about about any of the sport incidents from Australia. Jharal Yow Yeh (Rugny League Player) who compound fractured his right ankle during a game and it ended up ending his playing career. Chaz Mostert (V8 Supercars Driver) who crashed his Ford Falcon during qualifying for the Bathurst 1000 and ended up severely breaking his leg.
The Death of Marc-Vivien Foé was or is still the most daunting sports incident I ever witnessed.
Alex McKinnon he played NRL for the Newcastle Knights in Australia
Daring a game in 2014 against the Melbourne Storms he suffered a spinal injury whilst getting tackled that left him a Quadriplegic.
Also Phillip Hughes playing cricket at the SCG during a Sheffield shield match at the SCG he was batting and ball that was delivered struck him between the neck and head. He collapsed shortly after was on life support for a few days but sadly died. Was just 25
These are the first 2 players that came to mind for me as well. I couldn’t remember the rugby lads name but I remember the incident. Phil Hughes’ death was horrible. Plus Sam Willoughby’s training accident that put him in a wheelchair
I forgot the team names but I remember during the NCAA Mens Basketball finals or semis a few yrs back there was that horrific leg snap. It literally looked like the leg was gonna rip in half and the cameras caught the reaction of the team sitting courtside.
That was the player off the Louisville Cardinals, yea that was gruesome
Kevin ware for louisville
That game was nuts, and that moment was insane
Someone else posted about that and said it was March 31st, 2013. Since the final four begins the first weekend in April, that means it would have been a regional final.
@@johnanderson9765 it was indeed the Midwest Regional Final game against Duke. Louisville actually ended up not only winning that game but the Tourney in general that year(however the win has since been vacated due to the 2015 Sex Scandal)
An honorable mention definitely goes to then New York Mets player Kevin Pillar, who was struck in the face by a 94 mph fastball in 2021. I loved watching him play for the Blue Jays (as they're our only Canadian team), so witnessing that injury (on replays) was harrowing and terrifying to see! He only escaped with multiple nasal fractures, and made the full recovery thankfully!
And Montreal Canadiens player Jake Evans when he was checked really hard and had to be stretchered off the ice. I was so relieved to hear the news the next morning and find out that he was okay, because I had attended a hockey game where one of the players had a seizure on the ice and it took 10 minutes for the paramedics to show up. I never found out if he survived or not
That Hell in a Cell match was absolutely one of WWE's scariest moments. Another one (which I'm surprised didn't make it on this list) was at WrestleMania XIX between Kurt Angle and Brock Lesnar. Brock attempted a Shooting Star Press but missed the mark and almost broke his neck in that instant.
I'm surprised Owens fall didn't make the list
@@FCENT0409 What match was that? Another Hell in a Cell?
No Owen Hart fell from the rafters there's an episode of Dark Side of the Ring on it.
@@darthnowlan Oh, right. They should (if they have, let me know) do a list on "top 10 scariest WWE moments".
@@GachaReact2024 Look up Dark Side of the Ring, you'll find it on Vice and also on Dailymotion.
Hamlin and Eriksen are both life-threatening
Absolutely. And let’s not forget so was Fabrice Muamba’s incidenct
Do you not remember the Cameroon (I think) player at the 2003 Confederations Cup who had a heart attack in the field and actually died. Or even Enoch Mwepu who retired at 24 last year because of heart problems and he just had a major heart attack this week
UC is one hell of a hospital. I’ve been in too many of the things and it’s one of the best I’ve encountered. As a Cinci native, I’m proud we were able to help the Bills player and get him started on the road to recovery.
The scariest I’ve seen in person was at a small college football game when a player suffered a severe broken leg
God bless them all. Damar Hamlin I knew would would be number one. In all my years of watching football I've never cried for a player. My heart was broken. I checked my ESPN updates constantly. Praise God he is doing so well. 🙏❤️🙏
Everyone taught he was gonna die but he lived
@@nerdynekogirl4299Yup and he’s at training camp now too! We’ll have to wait and see if he makes it on the field this season!
I've seen several MLB games involving players getting struck in the head either with the pitched ball or the pitcher getting hit with a line drive right back at him. The worst I remember is Giancarlo Stanton of the Marlins. If you've ever actually held a real game ball and can imagine one traveling upwards of 90 MPH at your skull, you can imagine how damaging that can be.
You guys definitely should do a list of hockey players. Bertuzzi sucker punch, jiri fischer heart attack on the bench, goaltenders passing out, other players getting a skate in the throat or eye (zednin & hall) would be interesting to see a top 10!
watching Christian Erickson on the ground, not really knowing what was going on was terrifying, and watching his teammate's faces as they stood around him will never leave me.
Surprised Cisse getting his leg snapped and Roy Kean ending Haaland Srs career wasn't on here.
I’ll never forget watching the Denmark players surround Erickson - the looks on their faces made me feel physically sick. And the sight of Cisse’s leg breaking…..although I’m a Liverpool supporter I don’t think it matters what team you follow, that was a horrible thing to witness for anyone.
I’m surprised Raul Jimenez isn’t on the list. The sound when he & David Luiz clashed heads was horrendous - and of course, because there was no crowd in the stadium, there really was nothing to mask that noise.
Honorable mentions:
1. Owen Hart (1999)
2. Darryl Stingley (1978)
3. Marc Vivien Foe' (2003)
4. Hank Gathers (1990)
5. Perro Aguayo Jr. (2015)
At least someone else remembers Darryl Stingley. He deserves more than an honorable mention though, as does Owen Hart.
Worst one I ever saw was David Busst, the Coventry player who broke his leg playing against Man Utd. That thing just snapped in half and there was blood everywhere. The main memory is of Peter Schmeichal having to run away and cover his eyes at the sight.
It’s a miracle that Clint Malarchuk survived such a traumatic thing like that. The skate blade was so sharp, it sliced open his carotid artery and blood poured onto the ice. It was one of the scariest things to ever happen during a hockey game and I’ve seen a hockey player have a seizure on the ice, made worse by the fact that I was actually in the arena attending the game when this happened and I never found out if he survived
Malarchuk - Gets his jugular sliced open, almost dies on the ice, back 10 days later.
Hockey players are just a different breed.
1-"Stone Cold" Steve Austin couldn't feel his body after a botched piledriver vs Owen Heart in 1997 ... Austin had a broken neck, but has been able to come back
2- The Zedeno Chara hit on Max Pacioretty in 2011 ... I saw it live and I tought he had died ... the police even made an investigation on the incident
Not to mention what happened to Owen Hart HIMSELF. R.I.P.
Missed Phillip Hughes or even Alex McKinnon
100% imo hughes sould be number 1
As a NASCAR fan, not a lot of injuries happen nowadays but I remember Kyle Busch braking both his legs and Denny Hamlin braking his back, 2022, Carson Hocevar got a plate due to someone t-boning him in the driver side door, he raced through the pain though which was very cool to see
My first ppv I watched when I was a kid was that king of the ring I will never believe how insane that was and made me a life long fan of Foley
Amazed that AFL wasn't on here at all. Some truly shocking accidents and moments in there. This feels more like "most publicized" events
Mick Foley is the goat. He deserves much more
Thank Goodness Damar Hamlin is doing Better. That was scary to watch. 🙇🏿♂️
Yeah. He's got a bright future in the NFL. I'm a Packers fan. But I'm glad that he's doing better.
@@JaQuanEldridge2001 I agree, he does have a bright future in the NFL. I'm a Falcons fan & I'm glad that Damar is doing better too. I didn't see that game, but I saw video of when it happened later. I was praying for him everyday he was in the hospital.
I remember watching Tom Grossi's stream of the Bills Bengals game when the Damar Hamlin scene happened.
How is Hank Gathers' collapse and death on the court not up here?
There's been quite a few through the years if they added all of them the video would huge. That's what people don't understand in the last few years people time and time again falsely claim it's due to the COVID-19 vaccine. While it's rare conditions that cause sudden cardiac arrest it's something that's happened through the sports world for many years now .
You forgot to mention during the match between Mick Foley and Undertaker that the Undertaker broke his ankle as he chokeslam Mankind though the cage
Abdelhak Nouri’s incident always gets me. Wishing he can fully recover soon😢❤️🩹
How about the Kevin Ware injury? Probably the most gruesome sports injury ever.
2 Chicago Bears injuries could be on this list. Zach Miller, a Bears tight end, had his knee bend backwards while catching a touchdown. He damaged arteries and almost lost his leg and life. ALSO, Johnny Knox, a wide receiver, got bent in half backwards on the field in a collision with a larger player, I believe a Seahawks player, and his back was broken. BOTH were pretty horrific.
There's also the Formula 1 incident in 2020 where Romain Grosjean was trapped in a burning F1 car for more than 2 minutes and no one thought he could have survived.
Unless it is further back in the comments, I am surprised no one mentioned the 2008 SEC Basketball tournament. One of the games went into overtime just minutes before an EF-2 tornado scraped the side of the Georgia Dome and flipped cars in the parking deck. You could hear the roar on the video feed, and the building and ceiling were shaking.
Fun fact: Malarchuks injury was also non fatal because at Buffalos arena, the medical center was behind the Sabres net, if it was a different period, he wouldve been a lot farther and who knows what wouldve happened
Here is my top 10 from the NHL:
1. Clint Malarchuk's neck slashed
2. Bill Masterton's fatal injury
3. Jiří Fischer's heart stops
4. Richard Zedník's neck cut
5. Ondřej Pavelec collapses
6. Chris Pronger takes puck to chest
7. Rich Peverley's heart stops
8. Trent McCleary takes puck to throat
9. Jay Bouwmeester's heart stops
10. Bryan Berard's eye injury
Here is my top 10 from non-NHL hockey:
1. Alexei Cherepanov collapses
2. Travis Roy is paralyzed
3. Tucker Tynan's leg slashed
4. Chris Atkinson's neck slashed
5. Ronny Keller is paralyzed
6. Garrett Klotz's post-fight seizure
7. Ben Fanelli suffers fractured skull
8. Mike Coleman takes skate to spine
9. Greg Neeld loses an eye
10. Michael McNamara's heart stops
Damar Hamlin’s collapse I saw and legitimately me, my parents and my grandma were all terrified like I’ve never seen anything like that happen in my life and thank God he made a full recovery
Did you do more than superficial research for this???
No mention of the Boston Bruins going into the stands at MSG on 23 December 1979.
No mention of the HORRENDOUS career ending break to Joe Theismann's leg on 18 November 1985.
But the absolute worse mistake is not only did you not mention New England Patriots Darryl Stingley's injury on 12 August 1978 at all but I argue that that should've been number one! Stingley took a hit from Jack Tatum in a pre-season game & suffered compression of his spinal cord & broke two of his vertebrae. Stingley never regained the use of his arms or legs. He died in 2007 from an illness brought on by the complications of quadriplegia. Tatum never apologized for what happened to Stingley & he never spoke with him after the hit.
Could you are least pretend to research!! 🙄
Being a bills fans is a tough thing. I was praying constantly to make sure that Hamlin would pull through. And luckily it happened.
I’m surprised that Giancarlo Stanton isn’t on the list. He was hit in the face by a baseball pitch. He had multiple fractures, lacerations, and dental damage. He had to have reconstructive facial surgery and missed the last two weeks of the 2014 season. He also spent the entire offseason recovering from it
For football it should be Johny Knox injury that was super scary and traumatizing to watch
As an athlete, this video was hard to watch. I remember watching video of Damar Hamlim and it made me a Bills fan! Thank goodness Damar and everyone in this video is okay.
I’m surprised there was no mention of Marc Vivien Foe, Antonio Puerta, or Miklos Feher, who all ended up dying due to heart problems while on the pitch
I thought the Raul Jimenez clash with David Luiz would be on this list, very scary moment to watch live, especially that there was no crowd and you can hear the moment of impact
With the malice at the palace one, I just couldn’t help but laugh when the fans were throwing food and drinks at the players.
What about Rich Peverly from the Dallas Stars that had a cardiac event and wanted to be put back into the game (from the meme), thought for sure he'd be on this list
That Malarchuk incident was nightmare fuel
In 2013 our football team went on a trip to watch a city college game, and the visiting teams Middle Linebacker through the running back backwards and into the 65 year old referee and he was rushed to the hospital with a collapsed lung
No.10 - the knee to the head was definitely deliberate.
You know there’s deep and serious content when the narrator’s voice is subdued like that
I am glad that damar Hamlin is okay and out of the hospital
That Petr Cech incident where Stephen Hunt kicked him in the head is a weird one for me because I’m a Chelsea supporter but my granddad is best mates with Stephen Hunt’s dad
I am thinking about the time Anderson Silva broke his leg, and I remember that Chris Weidman whom was the guy that checked the kick that broke the Spider's leg, had later broke his leg in a similar manner.
You can name a bunch on here. The scariest incident in my opinion was Kevin Ware for Louisville basketball in the NCAA tournament.
The black box in Kenny Bräcks car measured the spin caused by his crash to have reached 193g… for comparison, astronauts experienced about 10g during the launch.
Börje Salming almost had his face cut off and had to get over 300 stitches…
Robert Kubica's crash in the 2007 Canadian Formula 1.
vaguely related, i played soccer when I was 5 or 6 and I had the wind knocked out of me, I forget how exactly, I think I accidentally got kicked, but I hobbled over to the sideline holding back my tears, being like "I'm fine! I just need a drink of water!" though the coach didn't let me play.
You guys forgot about Johnny Knox of the Chicago Bears when he got broken in half
I was LOOKING for this comment. Poor Johnny. I liked him too. Did you see Zach Miller's knee bend the wrong way in the end zone?
As a Bills fan watching what happened to Hamlin. Man....... that was frightening. I am surprised that Trent Edwards (i believe that was the player) didn't get at least a mention.
Kevin Everett. 2007 week 1 he made a tackle on special teams, could not move, & went through extensive therapy to get back to normal. He won the Jimmy V award at 2008 Espys.
@@TripSoul10 is that who it was with the neck injury? In all honesty I would look it up but........ahem........ me and Google don't see eye to eye at times. *Especially when it comes to speech search.* You wouldn't believe the amount of times I say one thing. And Google searches something completely different. Or I type something and *"HERE ARE TEN THOUSAND UNRELATED THINGS TO WHAT YOU SEARCHED FOR."* No joke i forget what speech search i was looking for but when I did. I got the effle tower, some Indian food recipe, and some random city somewheres. Like I said I forget what I was searching for but what it was giving me was absolutely off the mark by miles.
The top three scariest scenes in sports: stabbing of Monica Seles, WWE King 👑 of the Ring match (Mankind vs. The Undertaker) & NBA'S "Malice at the Palace (Pacers vs. Pistons). 😊
Motorsport has some nasty ones in our recent history: Robert Witken’s crash, Ryan Newman’s wreck, and the wild incident in Macau where an F4 car took out a commentator box to name a few
I don't know which NFL player it was, but I remember a list of injuries with another NFL player (Caucasian) who was lying on the turf with an injury. You could see the absolute terror in his eyes as he gestured to others, afraid he was paralyzed.
Actually, I was able to find it, it was rugby player Alex McKinnon. Man, that was a haunting video.
Man I watched the Kevin Ware injury. I’m surprised it ain’t make the list
Missed a few: Dennis Byrd, Ray Chapman, Richard Zednik, Tony Conigliaro...
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0:25 that dude with gel in his hair was saying stupid things then his face changed. 😂😂
Antonio Puerta, Pierremario Morozzini, Marc Vivienne Foe, Miklos Feher. All four of them died on the pitch.
No mention of baseball in this video, so I will provide one for you:
Steve Yeager -- On September 6th, 1976, the Los Angeles Dodgers were playing the San Diego Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium. In the Top of the 6th Inning, Dodgers shortstop Bill Russell was at bat. He hit a ball pitched to him by the Padres' Randy Jones. The bat broke, and the barrel of the bat flew straight at Dodgers catcher Steve Yeager, who was waiting in the on-deck circle. The jagged end of the barrel pierced Yeager's throat. All play was stopped immediately, as trainers from both teams tended to the injury. Several minutes later, after Yeager had been taken off the field and to a local hospital, play resumed, albeit with thoughts of Yeager's well-being on the minds of everyone in attendance.
Fortunately, Steve Yeager was able to return as catcher less than three weeks later, and with a new piece of equipment: a throat protector which hung underneath his catcher's mask, which is now standard issue in most baseball leagues. Yeager would retire from baseball in 1986, after spending all but the final year of his career in Los Angeles.
Johnny Knox of the bears. Got bent in half backwards. How can you possible miss that. Smh
Don't forget about Zach Miller almost losing his leg and nearly dying after his knee bent the wrong way on a touchdown catch.... THAT GOT TAKEN AWAY
you seem to have completely missed the many Equestrian eventers of whom many have had bad falls and have come back to top level, like william fox pitt
I remeber how scary that 1997 incident with Reggie Borwn was. It's the only time I've ever seen an ambulance drive on to the field.
Still, remember vividly this moment from the game at 7:35
It's just tough to look
I feel like it should be emphasized that Hamlin didn't suffer from (just) cardiac arrest, it was commotio cordis, which is extremely, EXTREMELY rare. It's 97% fatal if not treated immediately. The poor guy just had the worst and the best luck.
No mention of Kevin Everett Darryl Stingely Reggie Lewis
Ouch