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here's one you guys have failed to mention,...Lacrosse.
specifically, Box Lacrosse.
it's at least as rough as hockey (even if the season isn't that long)
key things to remember: no gliding/coasting like in hockey
you can slash your opponent all game long
there are fights (like hockey)
You could get seriously injured in football (michael irvin, and etc) but i think Hockey is tougher......Not because they fight, they skate like 30 mph and slam people into the plexi glass....thats gotta hurt
Stevek
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| Originally posted by dJohn ...theres a reason why the NFL is hailed as the most successfull sporting league in the U.S(a country where sports has an unbelievable, ridiuclous impact on society). |
hmmmm....
owch!!!!!!!
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| Originally posted by dreamdecks Visit Europe or England alone. dreamer |
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| Originally posted by dJohn And obviously you don't know what goes on in football games... Yeah, sure rugby is tough without pads and all, but the speed of the players is pussyshit compared to the NFL...theres a reason why the NFL is hailed as the most successfull sporting league in the U.S(a country where sports has an unbelievable, ridiuclous impact on society). American football moves at an incredible pace...it's a game where the true form of winning is mental intimidation, and this comes with how fast you can outrun or how hard you can hit...and both extremes aren't pretty at times. The NFL may seem like a bunch of oversized muscle heards trying to kill each other, it's much more deeper and less blunt than that...it's a game of wits combined with pure physical play, and that's why I think football is a much more rough and physical sport than hockey. While hockey does have it's dangers, such as a rubber puck flying at fatal speeds, and players using natural inertia to hit each other, that's not the point of he game...hockey is more of finesse and precision OVER physical play. Of course, in any sport, physical dominance is a key factor, but hockey relies less on this and more on technical skills. That's not to say that hockey isn't physical or hard...I'm sure it takes skill to manuever a puck while a bunch of guys are flying around the rink at dnagerous speeds, moreso to evade and get a shot off. Hockey is a real sport...a physical sport. I'm not gonna defend football because I feel I don't need to. Just look at a game..that should tell you enough. |
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| Originally posted by Arbiter Lets see, American football players wear the most pads of any sport, and still sustain more major injuries than any other professional athletes. I guess it doesn't take a genius to realize that the roughest sport is. |
the topic is about hockey and american football and the main focus was which is rougher compared WITH EACH OTHER. it does not say roughest sport in the world. it does not say rougher sport than rugby. why does it seem like its a necessity for people to always bring another sport thats not related into the discussion? i notice its either australian's bringing rugby or europeans bringing soccer to the discussion table. sorry to stereotype but it seems like that is the usual case all the time. you love your sport, thats fine but we don't need to hear about it all the time. ESPECIALLY IN THREADS NOT RELATED TO THOSE SPORTS. its really pathetic guys.
we want to discuss about hockey and american football. so if you don't have any contributions to the actual topic, why post?
the stanley cup and nba finals are coming in a few months. i'm sure someone will start a thread about them and we will more than likely be talking about soccer, rugby and basically anything BUT the main topic.
i think rugby is a rough sport. i also think american football is a rough sport. which one is rougher? i don't know. i haven't played either in a true professional league or amatuer league. what i am saying is, unless you played the sport at a high level, don't knock it. in the end, everything you think is only opinion. there is no device for measurement of roughness in any sport.
i will tell u what u need balls to do skateboarding
and i think that its the most dangeruse sport
Football why do u think there is only 16 games, imagine an 82 game season for football with 2 to 3 games a week, carrers would be very short with injuries.
Rugby and then lower divison soccer are the dangerous ones, especially rugby cuz there is no security equipment execpt some of em wear stuff too protect their ears getting ripped off...
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