When someone asks you what the biggest moment in sports was that you watched live, what would you say?

My vote goes to february 24th, 2002. The goal medal game in hockey for the olympics

the world cup soccer game where the columbian was killed for knocking the ball in his own goal....i'm not sayin it's right but i would've shot him too---what a dumbass

btw----who gives a **** bout hockey

i love my fatkid
isnt he great

he reminds me of a cross between the fatkid and the retard from "Goonies"
awesome

Originally posted by DOGGx0
he reminds me of a cross between the fatkid and the retard from "Goonies"
awesome

go home

what a ******. that was herrrrpes on my account. disregard all of the above posts. thank you..

Every moment that I have played in sports has been pretty great.

My 2nd to last highschool baseball game.

Nog over CroCop I think was my favorite mma moment of all time even though I heart CroCop.

Kerry Strug in the 1994 Olympics. Romo I know but cool at the same time.

Packers winning 1997 SuperBowl.

Alot of great baseball moments I remember also.

In summary there are alot of great sports moments that I will never forget.

Roberto Alomar spitting on an umpire. That was great.

-Koeman and his goal against Sampdoria in the Champions League Final

-Dominique Moceanu and his head hitting the bar (Zen I still remind Kerry Strug)

-The Scorpion style of Higuita

-The goal of Seedorf since the middle field

- Mark Price winning the All stars three points throws

- Elbow pass by Jason Williams

-Spain vs Angola (basketball) in Barcelona 1992 Olympics

-Massaro elbow upon Luis Enrique

- Senna and Kato tragedy

I'll never forget Tito getting KTFO by Chuck

Nog over Sapp.........

England winning the Rugby world cup.

- Bj Penn taking out Matt Hughes.

- Rampage owning Liddell.

On TV:

Kirk Gibson's World Series Game 1 ending home run
Buster Douglas KO Mike Tyson
Keith Smart's jumper to lead Indiana over Syracuse in the 1987 NCAA Championship
Cincinnati Reds 1990 World Series

Live:

Eric Davis catching a ball over the outfield wall and dropping his glove on the other side
Lamon Brewster TKO 1 Andrew Golota

Wrestling:

Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle at Wrestlemania
Owen Hart tribute episode
The "Invasion" angle episode where ECW & WCW formed The Alliance

Phil Mickelson making birdie on the 18th to win the 04' Masters

AJ scoring a double to beat Liverpool 3-0
Mayweather totally demolishing Gatti
Lewis beating up Tyson

Foreman winning the title back in '94

and tyson biting holyfields ear off!

how about bo jackson bulldozeing the boz!

the Lewis KO over Tyson
Tyson biting Holyfield's ear off

On TV:

Kirk Gibson's World Series Game 1 ending home run
Buster Douglas KO Mike Tyson
Keith Smart's jumper to lead Indiana over Syracuse in the 1987 NCAA Championship
Cincinnati Reds 1990 World Series

Live:

Eric Davis catching a ball over the outfield wall and dropping his glove on the other side
Lamon Brewster TKO 1 Andrew Golota

Wrestling:

Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle at Wrestlemania
Owen Hart tribute episode
The "Invasion" angle episode where ECW & WCW formed The Alliance


Ill never forget that episode. Its too bad the angle pretty much went south after that.

Ill never forget that episode. Its too bad the angle pretty much went south after that.

The Invasion angle was, for me, the "jump the shark" moment of the WWE's comeback (I consider the comeback from when Steve Austin became a superstar and they finally started beating WCW in the ratings). The idea behind the Invasion was a great idea and generated interest but they dropped the ball with the execution and after, they started losing their momentum badly and I found myself less and less interested with what was going on.

yeah it was a great idea, but Vince had to much pride to let it work. WCW and ECW needed more of their own, and why have their leader be Stone Cold? How about Sting? The only good things that came out of that angle were the Angle/Austin matches (Summerslam 01 was a great match) and the Hardy/RVD matches (ladder match). Thats about it....oh and the "WHAT" phrase by Stone Cold. Lil John stole that from him...

Miracle on Ice - USA over USSR

Reggie Jackson 3 HR's in 1 world series game

Buster Douglas ko Mike Tyson

Florida Gators Destroy FSU in Sugar Bowl for National Championship

Florida Gators Win Basketball National Championship in dominant fashion over UCLA

Scott Norwood misses 49 yard fg. Giants win 2nd Superbowl in 4 years

Mexico Vs Holand World cup. in 98
Baggio's missed PK in WC 94
Arce Vs Hussein I
Larios Vs McCoulough I
Castillo Corralez I

The Red Sox Run in the 04 playoffs
all since the last Angels Game.... Wow....

Buster Douglas Ko's Iron Mike
Mike bites Holyfields' ear...twice

And Kevin Randlemans slam of Fedor Emelianenko...even though he lost that fight, that slam is the 1st thing that comes to mind whenever someone even mentions Fedor or Randleman. You just had to see it.

calzaghe - lacy , i dont think many ppl will forget tht one :cool:

Manny Pacquiao over Barrera.
Kirk Gibson's homre run in 1988 World Series.
Robert Horry 3 point shots during the Lakers championship years when Shaq was still in Los Angeles.
Sakuraba beats the Gracies.
Lakers winning the 87 and 88 NBA championship.
The movie "Debbie Does Dallas", hey it has football and cheerleaders.
Anna Kournikova's camel toe pics.

yeah it was a great idea, but Vince had to much pride to let it work. WCW and ECW needed more of their own, and why have their leader be Stone Cold? How about Sting? The only good things that came out of that angle were the Angle/Austin matches (Summerslam 01 was a great match) and the Hardy/RVD matches (ladder match). Thats about it....oh and the "WHAT" phrase by Stone Cold. Lil John stole that from him...
Even with the absence of the guys with big contracts, the invasion angle could have been successful if booked correctly. In RD Reynolds' "The Death of WCW" he brings up the fact that Booker T and Dallas Page were, at the time, just about as popular as Hall and Nash were when they entered WCW...

Michael Johnson's 200m run in Atlanta.