Which Sports Events are you Currently Watching?

[Javohir 0]

Today will watch:

 

 

 Table Tennis:

 

Pitchford Liam vs KENJAEV ZOKHID 

 

Judo Men - 66kg 

 

Will support RISHOD SOBIROV. I believe he will get final and hope for gold

 

Tennis:

I love tennis, and will just enjoy every match, especially 

 

David Ferrer vs DENIS ISTOMIN 

 

Boxing: 

Uzbekistan has strong boxing school, hope for medals in this sport, today will watch round 32:

Men 69kg

 

Sissokho Ndiaye Youba  vs GIYASOV SHAKHRAM

 

Enjoy Games

Forza Uzbekistan

 

 

 

[VolleyRuller96 264]

Posting this here, since I don't think any sports thread will be appropiate

So lately this poll has been done in The UK - what are your thoughts? Personally I am a bit surprised 40% of Brits think Football is boring 

 

 

Also, currently our national sports channel is doing a similar poll, only with 20 sports, including handball, volley and Ice Hockey which are not on this list. I will inform you about the results after they will be published in Monday or Tuesday 

 

[heywoodu 16,465]

Personally I would put tennis but especially swimming much higher on the boring list, cricket even higher, and darts way lower (as in more exciting)   And football much much higher.

 

Then again, it all depends on the matches and competitions, there's plenty of athletics races which suuuucked, but also plenty of American football matches which were utterly amazing (I saw 3 matches in the past three weeks and both were ridiculously exciting).

[VolleyRuller96 264]

4 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Personally I would put tennis but especially swimming much higher on the boring list, cricket even higher, and darts way lower (as in more exciting)   And football much much higher.

 

Then again, it all depends on the matches and competitions, there's plenty of athletics races which suuuucked, but also plenty of American football matches which were utterly amazing (I saw 3 matches in the past three weeks and both were ridiculously exciting).

Sorry if I misunderstood - you think football is boring?

[heywoodu 16,465]

1 minute ago, VolleyRuller96 said:

Sorry if I misunderstood - you think football is boring?

 

Usually when I watch, not much happens, indeed. I usually have the 'luck' to end up watching a match with maybe 5-10 somewhat serious goal attempts and 1 or 2 goals and that's it  

 

Of course there's always exceptions, like in any sport. 

Edited January 12, 2018 by heywoodu

[VolleyRuller96 264]

So, here are results of "most interesting vs. Most boring sport" poll done a few days ago in Poland

 

1-10: MORE INTERESTING SPORTS

 

SPORT	INTERESTING (%)	BORING (%)	NO OPINION (%)
1. Ski Jumping	82.1	14.6	3.3
2. Handball	80.9	13.1	6.0
3. Athletics	80.1	14.4	5.6
4. Volleyball	76.7	18.5	4.8
5. Football	75.9	20.5	3.6
6. Biathlon	50.6	30.1	19.3
7. Tennis	50	40.6	9.3
8. Basketball	45.3	40.8	13.9
9. Speed Skating	44.3	40.0	15.8
10. Ice hockey	40.9	40.3	18.8

 

11-20: MORE BORING SPORTS

 

SPORT	INTERESTING (%)	BORING (%)	NO OPINION (%)
11. Alpine Skiing	36.7	44.6	18.7
12. Cross Country Skiing	39.5	46.2	14.3
13. Swimming	35.6	49.8	14.6
14. Speedway	36.5	50.5	13
15. Cycling	38.2	51.1	10.7
16. Rugby	29.2	52.1	18.7
17. Table Tennis	26.5	57.8	15.7
18. Formula 1	29.9	59.0	11.1
19. Car Rallying	23.3	62.9	13.8

 

 

[heywoodu 16,465]

Volleyball at 4, football at 5.........alpine skiing at 11, Formula 1 at 18.....it's fun to see how this is different in countries around the world (presumably largely influenced by a nation's success, for example I can imagine that 99% of the world thinks hammer throw is the worst of all athletics events, whereas I can also imagine it would score very high in Poland  )

[heywoodu 16,465]

Also: Australian Open

 

 

[Agger 1,841]

36 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Volleyball at 4, football at 5.........alpine skiing at 11, Formula 1 at 18.....it's fun to see how this is different in countries around the world (presumably largely influenced by a nation's success, for example I can imagine that 99% of the world thinks hammer throw is the worst of all athletics events, whereas I can also imagine it would score very high in Poland  )

 

Not to mention ski jumping at 1. I would believe that quite a lot of people from countries that aren't succesfull at the sport find it pretty boring

[heywoodu 16,465]

4 minutes ago, Agger said:

 

Not to mention ski jumping at 1. I would believe that quite a lot of people from countries that aren't succesfull at the sport find it pretty boring

Exactly  (not saying in my opinion it is even though we have never had any success, but I definitely agree with your point)