Toughest Sports In The World

1. Top 10 Most Popular but Toughest Sports in The World ●

2. This is a famous quote that has been manipulating players on the ground for many years. See, the writer was high, therefore, he couldn’t feel the hardness of today’s sports. Well, how do you consider whether or not a sport is tough? Though there are several parameters to measure the popularity of any sport, but to evaluate the endurance and physical strength needed for a sport, no source of measurement is here. I personally have met some sports junkies, knew nothing but pretended to be ‘Mike Tyson’ of Football. Anyways, let them continue with their so-called ‘Sports Psychology’ because they don’t have any idea about the importance of Endurance, Flexibility, Speed, Muscle Strength, and Mental Health in any sport. In order to disintegrate the misconception of Sport psychology, we are enlisting the top 10 popular, but toughest sports around the world.

3. 1) Boxing Do you have any doubt in your mind to decline this statement? See, we have done in-depth research before listing these games and Boxing is undoubtedly one of the toughest and popular sports in this world. It seems easy just to punch your opponent’s face and break his teeth, but you were taking it all in a wrong manner. A survey shows, Boxing is probably not an easy sport. It demands physical strength, but relies on the use of this strength scientifically. If we talk about popularity, then who doesn’t know ‘Mike Tyson’ and ‘Mohammed Ali’? Two of these names are from the list of the most respected sportspersons in this world. Mike said “Everyone Has a Plan Till They Get Punched in the Mouth” It probably means that endurance and mental health should be high to be standing in the Boxing Ring. Best Team/Player: Muhammad Ali National Game: Thailand and Mexico (Thai Boxing) Origin: Egypt around 3000 BC Worldwide Audience: 2.4 million

4. 2) MMA Fighting (Mixed Martial Arts) You may have seen lots of Hollywood movies based on MMA fighters. Basically, everybody knows martial arts in American Countries therefore MMA is more popular there and also known as street fighting. This is a fighting technique in which Martial arts, boxing, wrestling, and a few others are mixed. It’s a freestyle fighting and considered one of the toughest fighting forms in the world. Though wrestling is similar to MMA, but it’s wrong. Actually, MMA is originated from wrestling. MMA players do not only need stamina or strength, but also flexibility, high speed and durability to win the ground. Kick, Punch, Grips and strike opponent, all these things make it the second hardest sport in the world. Best Team/Player: Georges St-Pierre National Game: Japan (Martial Art) Origin: Greek Worldwide Audience: 451 million

5. 3) Rugby Though you just need to place the rugby ball on the marks in this game, but it’s harder than it shows. This is a person-in-contact game in which you have to tolerate high-power opponents and their physical strength. It is a perfect combination of knocks, whacks and needs high durability to withstand the endurance of other players. In this 80 minute game, players have to undergo a few toughest stakes where their endurance and mental health be tested. Rugby is a professional level game, don’t have weight divisions. It required lots of stamina and durability, hence this is the third toughest game and also popular enough. Best Team/Player: The Kiwis (New Zealand) National Game: Papua New Guinea Origin: Warwickshire, England, Worldwide Audience: 1.8 million

6. 4) Gymnastic You may have seen this sport earlier in the Olympic games. It has always been a part of the Olympics because many countries complete their stock of medals through this only. Wait, it doesn’t mean that it is easy to play. This game doesn’t rely on your physical strength and this is what makes it the fourth toughest game in this world. Up above in the air, you don’t need heavy muscles to maintain your balance. Your mental strength is what needs to be tested here at this stage. What I think is ‘Gymnastic players need constant training from their birth to be a professional gymnastic player.’ Yes, it is true because one cannot learn to balance on the poles. Here, you need to be fit to be in the perfect shape required to give a perfect finish to your flip. Though people are not interested in this sport like soccer: But it is too tough. Best Team/Player: Simone Biles National Game: Switzerland Origin: Greek AD 393 Worldwide Audience: 3.2 million

7. 5) ICE Hockey You can never understand how much strength and physical power does an ICE hockey player consumes on a Hockey Rink. An hour on steel blades is really exhausting and shots and quick starts make it even worse. Archive the highest number of goals along with sharp turns and shot playing, make ICE hockey the fifth toughest game in the world. We enlist this sport here because it’s complicated to understand the concept and high mental health, durability, and stamina. Best Team/Player: Pittsburgh Penguins National Game: Canada Origin: Canada 19th century Worldwide Audience: 1.23 million