Sports Biggest brain snap in sports

[thecatattack]

Is this the biggest brain snap in sports by Ron Artest?



The only other one that could maybe rival it is this:



Does anyone have any other brain snaps?

 

[Fevola99]

What about when Shawn Michaels superkicked Marty Jannetty and threw him through the window

 

[Quadzilla]

Mike Tyson biting Evander Holyfield's ear ?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4636589883868559869#

 

[Quivorir]

What about when Shawn Michaels superkicked Marty Jannetty and threw him through the window

 

[Cthublhu]

What about when Shawn Michaels superkicked Marty Jannetty and threw him through the window

 

[kfc1]

Barry Hall board

 

[The Passenger]

not a violent one, but the matt dunning drop goal always cracks me up.

waratahs need to win v the chiefs with a bonus point (4 trys) to scrape into the super 12 playoffs about 10 years ago. a win without a bonus point isn't good enough.

15 minutes to go and they've knocked off 2 tries, have the lead 17-14 and are in a good field position about 30 metres out to knock off the third try. ref calls advantage NSW, and the big prop matt dunning has a field goal shot assuming he has no chance of making it, but in a true display of how s**t new south wales rugby has been for the last 15 years, he nails the field goal that he meant to miss, even though he probably had a 1 in 20 chance of actually kicking it.

what would've been one of the finest moments on a rugby field for the worlds collections of props has instead made dunning into the posterboy for the stereotype that props shouldn't think too hard when on the footy field.

NSW score one more try, win the game, and miss the finals on for and against after finishing equal with brumbies on 31 points.

 

[j0rdy1]

Ron Artest entire career is a brain snap.

 

[Partridge]

Amazed no one has mentioned this one........

Zinedine Zidane's headbutt in a World Cup final.

The biggest sporting event on the planet, in the deciding game, and he completely loses it. Hard to top.

 

[Cynic]

The only other one that could maybe rival it is this:



Does anyone have any other brain snaps?

That bloke who kicked the spectator was well within his rights to beat that diving fool to death.

 

[100action]

think the punch set him back 5-6m or so.

 

[Partridge]

That bloke who kicked the spectator was well within his rights to beat that diving fool to death.

The shame of it is Cantona didn't try it at Millwall or Birmingham. He wouldn't have got out of there alive.

 

[Quivorir]

Ron Artest entire career is a brain snap.

You mean Metta World Peace.

 

[Howard Littlejohn]

Australian cricket selectors continually calling up Mitchell Johnson has to be the winner for repeatin the same brainsnap.

 

[I bleed Blue]

Amazed no one has mentioned this one........

Zinedine Zidane's headbutt in a World Cup final.

The biggest sporting event on the planet, in the deciding game, and he completely loses it. Hard to top.

I will never forget that. I remember the ref giving Zidane the red card and then finaly they found footage of what he had done.

Brain snap of the highest order.

 

[Gough]

Love the commentating on this.

 

[mattyc25]

think the punch set him back 5-6m or so.

Faaarrrrk he took that well! Iron chin.

 

[bunsen burner]

 

[BLPC08]

John Burke very nearly killed someone that fateful day back in '85.

 

[raskolnikov]

The Australian rower who lay down in the boat in the Olympic finals. Can't remember her name.

 

[thecatattack]

The Australian rower who lay down in the boat in the Olympic finals. Can't remember her name.

Was it "Lay Down Sally" or something?

 

[flight23]

Was it "Lay Down Sally" or something?

ha thats exactly what i remembered

 

[raskolnikov]

Was it "Lay Down Sally" or something?

Just googled it. Her name was Sally Robbins, later to be known as Lay Down Sally.

 

[Wallaby]

In the 1924 Olympic fencing competition there was controversy over the judging (surprise!). The Italians and Hungarians got so mad at each other that words were exchanged - the point being these guys were all swordsmen - so they had a real duel. Three Musketeers stuff. One of the parties had his son deputise for him (which was allowed under the Code of Honour). One of the participants finished with 12 stitches in his head.

There was also another duel in 1924 which saw one of the referees fighting one of the top fencers. Those 2 guys fought for an hour, but didn't do any serious injury.

The Hungarians and italians REALLY hate each other in fencing (and everyone hates the French). Still do today.

 

[IAMJUNGLEMUFFIN]

The Australian rower who lay down in the boat in the Olympic finals. Can't remember her name.

You mean the girl that gave absolutely everything she had in the tank and then dropped back because she was ****ed?