25 MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS OF RESPECT IN SPORTS

25 MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS OF RESPECT IN SPORTS

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[sagarikamaitra]

They themselves have worked so hard that’s why they understand the pain

[sinjir]

I think the best is at 1:30 where they lift the short dude up as it's hilarious but also wholesome as they are showing respect for him winning

[jacobstangier]

The weightlifter at 4:43 is Matthias Steiner, his wife died the Year before in a car Crash and he tributed his olympia win to her

[anthi]

Although these videos are spectacularly heart-warming, they prove how lowwe have set our standards for the humanity. We get amazed when seeing acts of human decency. (myself utterly included)

[AngelicusImmortus]

Quick note: the brother wasn’t stopping for a drink - they don’t have drinks available there. He was collapsing.
His older brother helped him get to the finish line then pushed him across the line so he would get the points to compete in the following season.

[ananasdance]

4:43 min the weight lifter cried because this meant he won the olympics. He never lifted so much before. Later, when he received the gold medal, he also held up a photo of his passed wife. This day four hands were holding this weights up. ❤️

[jamesstrahan]

This stuff realy helps me to not completely lose faith in the human race.

[hopp]

3:44 mans just wanted a high five and got a whole hockey stick

[stephanievineyard]

I love the 95 year old dad getting a touchdown, that's the best one ❤️

[elizabethalderman]

The dad who rushed past security always makes me tear up. You can see the determination as he proudly helps him finish - THAT’S MY SON. 😭 So beautiful

[milley]

6 : 45
Wow that man jumped and crossed over a net to check on opponent am blown with his sspeed 😀🔥

[panicing_socially]

8:27 elderly people always get me. So sweet

[riyanasn]

I hope those girls in the marathon are now besties

[talzerrie]

I know it might be what they have to do with adults, but when kids run to meet famous people the people that drag them away are really harsh.

[kayla__lou]

3:58 that's a core memory right there.

[rxndomness]

*watching these sport ones*
I’m honestly not surprised they go to help each other. They’re opponents not enemies

[priyanilin]

It’s hard to find a sportsmen who is not a gentlemen ...!! They are hardworking ..disciplined...optimistic a lot more mostly HUMBLE towards life ....!! These virtues make them strong in both muscle and mind and oh yeah they have the kindest heart ❤️ !!

[bldmstzquit]

8:27 is just my favorite part. When the teams were helping the old man it just warmed my heart.

But everything is to beautiful, everything is possible for everyone to do. ❤

[TheWelchcat]

I really need to see more moments like these. The best of us. This shows us how much better we can be.

[morphixmonarch]

The dynamics of athletes can be really amazing. I remember when I was a cross country runner I finished a race injured so bad I dropped at the finish line in tears. One of the other runners finishing helped me over to my team, and then my teammates took turns carrying me the rest of the day so I wouldn't miss anything.