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What’s the best Olympic sport?

a year ago
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Determining the "best" Olympic sport is subjective and can vary depending on personal preferences, cultural backgrounds, and individual interests. However, some sports have gained significant popularity and have been widely regarded as exceptional for various reasons. Here, I will discuss a few sports that are often considered among the best in terms of athleticism, global appeal, and historical significance:


1. Athletics (Track and Field): Athletics is often regarded as the centerpiece of the Olympic Games. It encompasses a wide range of events, including sprints, distance races, jumps, throws, and relays. The sport showcases exceptional athleticism, speed, strength, and endurance. Iconic events like the 100-meter dash, the marathon, the long jump, and the javelin throw have produced legendary athletes like Usain Bolt, Haile Gebrselassie, Carl Lewis, and Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Athletics has a rich Olympic history and is often seen as the epitome of the Olympic spirit.


2. Swimming: Swimming is another sport that captivates audiences around the world. It requires a combination of strength, technique, and endurance. Olympic swimming events such as the freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and medley races have produced numerous record-breaking performances and memorable rivalries. Swimmers like Michael Phelps, Mark Spitz, and Katie Ledecky have become Olympic legends, setting new standards of excellence in the pool.


3. Gymnastics: Gymnastics is a sport that showcases grace, strength, flexibility, and precision. It is divided into artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics. Artistic gymnastics includes events like floor exercise, vault, balance beam, and uneven bars, while rhythmic gymnastics involves floor routines with apparatus like ribbons, hoops, and balls. Gymnasts like Simone Biles, Nadia Comaneci, and Olga Korbut have amazed audiences with their extraordinary skills, pushing the boundaries of what the human body can achieve.


4. Football (Soccer): Football, or soccer, is the most popular sport globally, and its inclusion in the Olympics adds an extra level of excitement. The Olympic football tournament showcases young talent from different nations competing for gold. It provides a platform for emerging stars to shine and has witnessed memorable moments, such as Brazil's gold medal victories led by players like Neymar, Ronaldinho, and Marta.


5. Basketball: Basketball has become a global phenomenon, and the Olympic tournament brings together the best players from around the world. The competition is fierce, and the games often feature intense rivalries and thrilling performances. Legendary basketball players like Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Kobe Bryant have represented their countries and left an indelible mark on Olympic history.


It is important to note that the Olympic Games encompass a wide range of sports, each with its own unique appeal and significance. Other sports like tennis, boxing, wrestling, and volleyball also have their dedicated fan bases and offer exceptional moments of athleticism and competition.


Ultimately, the "best" Olympic sport is subjective and varies based on personal interests and cultural preferences. The beauty of the Olympic Games lies in their ability to bring together athletes from diverse disciplines, allowing us to appreciate the dedication, skill, and passion they bring to their respective sports.

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Marathon.

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Nica Foster

a year ago

Fencing-quick, electronically scored, no selling out hype, and few people care about it-thus as a fan you can enjoy it without the bullshit color commentary on the order of, “well you know Al, he is the seventh left handed dentist to ever compete in an Olympic sport, while the action is going on, let’s cut away to a pointless profile of the previous six left handed dentists and then cut back to the action for a minute before we do to a string of commercials….what’s that? We are going to cut to commercial now, we’ll be right back after these 8 or nine commercials for companies trying to launder their image via sports”

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David Campbell

a year ago

Boxing and Trampolin: Imagine hitting the guy while he's comming up and he goes KO. He would just slowly go up (totally out), hang there...and then come down and...BAM!

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Ed Fennimore

a year ago

Bobsled and curling, you have to throw the guy down the slope and he has to land in the right area

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Theron Stanton

a year ago

Half pipe skating, you know you get to do all the tricks and stuff.

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Wendell William

a year ago

10 meter platform diving + 50 meter freestyle

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Larry Sok

a year ago

Biathlon and hockey. Horse riding while shooting each other up and playing hockey.

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Luna Dawg

a year ago

Some type of ice skating with a half pipe trick element

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Caleb Lopez

a year ago

Ice Skating + Tennis

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Sylvia Anderson

a year ago

Biathlon and Double Luge Sled Racing. A pack of two-man sleds has to race get down a mountain. One man is responsible for navigation while the other must shoot a rifle at various targets. The event is timed but with reductions in time based on the shooting scores. As such, it's theoretically possible to get a negative overall time for the course.

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