I really like Tennis and Soccer, but as I made clear before. I love watching Boxing. I think the reason I prefer it over MMA is the strict adherence to specific fighting styles. It makes it interesting because people tend to get more creative with strict limits.

Of course there's a bunch of cheating and rigging, but I imagine that's common in sports.

What's your favorite and why?

Without a doubt mine will be baseball. I watch 100 times moee baseball games on TV and in person than other sports, I have tens of thousands of baseball cards, and all the fantasy sports that I keep up with is baseball.

I like hockey and soccer too but the combined total of games I attend or watch on TV in one season is maybe 10% of baseball.

pennylessz : Always been quite a bit of a fan of Football though it's more of a lingering appreciation more then is something I'd dedicate my life into investing. I admit a bit of my weird fascination does kinda lead into video games and I've picked up a few Sports Games I wouldn't because of it. In terms of what I think is possibly the best, either Tennis or Golf. It might be why I'm so into Mario Sports games since they usually tackle them.

Baseball is also good too, i remember being invested in it for a while though kinda dropping off because just something didn't really connect with me. Nothing will ever beat the experience of being in a Baseball field though, cheering on teams gets you really riled up and so excited.

I can say easily mine will always be Football and I mean American football not soccer xP It's funny I use to hate it from being forced to watch it as a young kid but I started liking it due to having fun playing Madden 13 as a Wide Receiver and just calling for the ball every play and having fun with it.

To play myself? Probably badminton or basketball. I'm a lanky individual so that alone made me a viable option when we had to pick teams in high school lmao, even though I'm trash at most sports.

I could generally beat most people in badminton unless they played the sport themselves, which was more than I would've thought originally. I think I ran into at least 7 badminton players over my years in high school. I'm not even that good at dunking or scoring quick points but against a normal opponent my reach would just win out, or at least make the round go long enough to the point where I'd somehow score or they made a mistake.

In basketball I honestly surprised myself. I'm generally bad at throwing things accurately (see volleyball LMAO) but I scored frequently enough that I thought it might be a calling lmao. I'm terrible at defending like usual but I was pretty good at passing and sneaking around the other team.

I think they're the only sports in which I was usually an early round pick. Well actually I was always the number 1 pick in football (not the stupid American version) because me and a friend of mine were so trash at playing on field that we were perpetually locked as goalkeepers, and I was by far better than him lmao so the captain with first pick always wanted me in goal. I was still pretty bad but I had some clutch moments and honestly even though the rest of the guys were football fanatics they were always supportive of me and cheered whenever I actually had a good game so I didn't mind playing football all the time. Really a change compared to early high school where people only wanted to play with the guys who were good at the sport.

To watch my answer would also be football (not the stupid American one), because it's so easy to understand, it keeps you on your feet most of the game and there usually aren't too many bad ref calls, which from what I've heard can be an issue in a lot of sports.

Tie between football and basketball. I played both as a kid and I also wrestled in middle school,man that is a TOUGH sport

To play would probably be badminton or tennis, to watch would be soccer. I was kinda brought up on watching it so it's just sort of a part of my life know. I support West Ham although it isn't that great of a team in terms of performance, I wouldn't change it for any other regardless.

To play it's definitely tennis. Practiced it for like 10 years before my health made it unable to keep up with it. I'm also into footballsoccer, but just out of how popular that sport is and how kicking something can be refreshing

To watch, that's a different thing. I'd say that, considering all the factors, the one I like the most is totally ski jumping and its special variant ski flying. A single competition lasts for a reasonable time, and it's a sport that can totally keep you glued to your seat for all its duration no matter how the competition is unfolding.

I'm also in for watching motorsports. If I had to pick one category out of all I follow, that'd be Rallycross. Door-to-door racing in a mixed surface with tremendous beasts, during two days of competition and at least 19 races in total. Absolutely spectacular.

And well, though it lasts a bit more, I also put futsal in a very high spot. It's a lot more thrilling than standard soccer, and being in such a packed space it almost guarantees action every second. Every time I go watch it live, I enjoy it even more.

My favorite sport is easily baseball. The most beautiful game ever played, it's no wonder why.

I love it because it's the most unpredictable of the four major sports, and anyone can win on any given day, even the worst team in the league. And with there being 162 games a year, you are guaranteed to have at least a few really fun ones.