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The 25 Most Gruesome Injuries in Sports History

  • 2quik4u
    ccrunner609 wrote: I witnessed a 90 pound girl take a discus in the scalp a few eyars ago. peeled her scalp a few inches.
    damn I never heard about that
  • UA5straightin2008
    stomach turning
  • BlueDevil11
    Didn't even try to watch the videos. If I did, I would be in the bathroom throwing up right now. The pictures of some of those almost made me throw up though.
  • charliehustle14
    I'm very good with blood, guts, gore, body torsions, and the whole nine yards...but something about sports injuries just makes my stomach spircal out of control. I guess because I played sports all my life and can picture most of those things happening to me. If these occured in ways other than sports, I think I'd be fine watching them all.
  • UA5straightin2008
    charliehustle14 wrote: I'm very good with blood, guts, gore, body torsions, and the whole nine yards...but something about sports injuries just makes my stomach spircal out of control. I guess because I played sports all my life and can picture most of those things happening to me. If these occured in ways other than sports, I think I'd be fine watching them all.
    THIS..im with ya, i'm tryin to be a doctor and all and ive always been good with blood and stuff but man some of that stuff was awful
  • wildcats20
    What was number 1, just curious??

    I can't watch nasty injuries, especially if they involve ankles. I throw up in my mouth when I see a bad one from all the injuries I've had myself.
  • charliehustle14
    UA5straightin2008 wrote:
    charliehustle14 wrote: I'm very good with blood, guts, gore, body torsions, and the whole nine yards...but something about sports injuries just makes my stomach spircal out of control. I guess because I played sports all my life and can picture most of those things happening to me. If these occured in ways other than sports, I think I'd be fine watching them all.
    THIS..im with ya, i'm tryin to be a doctor and all and ive always been good with blood and stuff but man some of that stuff was awful
    Yeah, I'm in a nursing program right now and I've already gotten the chance to see some crazy ass shit. None of that has messed with my stomach as much as those sports videos though.

    Good luck with the Doctor thing, by the way. I wanted to do that at one time but decided I didn't want to go to school that long...I figured being a nurse and eventually a nurse practicioner would be more realistic for me.
  • Laley23
    Has seen the ESPN promos for the WC when the defender gets hit right in the chest by another players cleats??

    I did that (or relatively the same play) to a kid in HS. Corner kick came in, and I went and jumped to volley it. The kid tripped over another player and right into my followthrough. I hit him square in the chest and knocked him over as well as carried my momentum to land right on top of his chest. Broke 4 of his ribs. I can still hear the cracking of the bones whenever that promo is played on ESPN. Simply disgusting sound.

    Oh, and I was awarded a penalty kick cause some dude handled the ball in the 18 yard box:D
  • Laley23
    wildcats20 wrote: What was number 1, just curious??

    I can't watch nasty injuries, especially if they involve ankles. I throw up in my mouth when I see a bad one from all the injuries I've had myself.
    Goalie gets throat sliced open by a skate. Literally looks like he is dying by the amount of blood gushing out. Like Jack Bauer sliced his neck open with a switchblade and cut the jugular :D
  • charliehustle14
    wildcats20 wrote: What was number 1, just curious??

    I can't watch nasty injuries, especially if they involve ankles. I throw up in my mouth when I see a bad one from all the injuries I've had myself.
    Hockey ice skate to the throat. Big gash on the throat. Blood all over the ice. It was like a Rob Zombie film on the ice. Pretty grusome, but I thought some of the ankles and skeletal injuries were worse. Those get me way worse than what blood does.
  • wildcats20
    charliehustle14 wrote:
    wildcats20 wrote: What was number 1, just curious??

    I can't watch nasty injuries, especially if they involve ankles. I throw up in my mouth when I see a bad one from all the injuries I've had myself.
    Hockey ice skate to the throat. Big gash on the throat. Blood all over the ice. It was like a Rob Zombie film on the ice. Pretty grusome, but I thought some of the ankles and skeletal injuries were worse. Those get me way worse than what blood does.
    Yeah I can tolerate blood, to an extent, but ankles just hit me sooo wrong.
  • tigerballonline
    I remember #4live on monday Nitro, that was nasty, and i think it was only off the second rope.
  • charliehustle14
    Laley23 wrote: Has seen the ESPN promos for the WC when the defender gets hit right in the chest by another players cleats??

    I did that (or relatively the same play) to a kid in HS. Corner kick came in, and I went and jumped to volley it. The kid tripped over another player and right into my followthrough. I hit him square in the chest and knocked him over as well as carried my momentum to land right on top of his chest. Broke 4 of his ribs. I can still hear the cracking of the bones whenever that promo is played on ESPN. Simply disgusting sound.

    Oh, and I was awarded a penalty kick cause some dude handled the ball in the 18 yard box:D
    Do you know if that kid had surgery for it? If so, they probably had to 'crack' the chest prior, which is a brutal process even though they're under anesthesia.
  • 2quik4u
    makes you wonder at the amount of force that it takes to snap those bones like they are nothing
  • darbypitcher22
    ^^^

    sometimes it doesn't even take a crazy amount of force... just get hit at the right angle...
  • Thunder70
    Im surprised the the Tyrone Protho (Alabama WR) leg break wasn't on the list...

  • 2quik4u
    Thunder70 wrote: Im surprised the the Tyrone Protho (Alabama WR) leg break wasn't on the list...

    yea i was expecting it to be on there
  • Laley23
    charliehustle14 wrote:
    Laley23 wrote: Has seen the ESPN promos for the WC when the defender gets hit right in the chest by another players cleats??

    I did that (or relatively the same play) to a kid in HS. Corner kick came in, and I went and jumped to volley it. The kid tripped over another player and right into my followthrough. I hit him square in the chest and knocked him over as well as carried my momentum to land right on top of his chest. Broke 4 of his ribs. I can still hear the cracking of the bones whenever that promo is played on ESPN. Simply disgusting sound.

    Oh, and I was awarded a penalty kick cause some dude handled the ball in the 18 yard box:D
    Do you know if that kid had surgery for it? If so, they probably had to 'crack' the chest prior, which is a brutal process even though they're under anesthesia.
    I have no idea. Kid lived in Cleveland.....Im in Toledo. Never heard again. I just know I heard cracks and the trainer felt and said he felt 4 ribs broken.
  • Laley23
    This was the worst one for me. His leg literally smashes up like the guy jumped on a cardboard box.

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  • charliehustle14
    Protho's is brutal. Deandre Brown from Southern Miss had a pretty bad one too.
  • BCBulldog
    Did Napoleon McCallum's knee injury on MNF make it?
  • j_crazy
    #2 was the worst for me.
  • charliehustle14
    BCBulldog wrote: Did Napoleon McCallum's knee injury on MNF make it?
    Yes
  • SnotBubbles
    That hockey "throat cut" (#1) is plain nasty. He's a lucky man.

    I actually enjoy watching the LT/Theisman one. Yeah...it's also nasty...but it's refreshing to see LT so concerned. He genuinely feels bad for his responsibility in that injury...and it shows. That's sportsmanship, and I commend him for it.