MOST BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS OF RESPECT IN SPORTS

Here are some of the most beautiful moments of respect in sports.

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In this video we commentate/report about some emotional moments of respect that happened during sports (part 4), we also add edits in the clips to make it more entertaining!
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[WakkasLove]

Basically: "You are my opponent. But you are not my enemy." We can all do this more.

[augusto]

The archer who missed on purpose after his rival bow malfunctioned is what we should strive to be.

[erinshae]

I love how the little girl sitting on the bench with Lebron acted all chill and cool then when she went back to her family she fan-girled so hard 😂

[harveylunt]

How are you forgetting the time lightning McQueen helped the other racer finish his last race. Best sportsmanship in my opinion

[sabrinya]

I don’t even know this people but I’m feeling proud of them.

[sunitanaik]

The archer one who missed on purpose was truely respectful

[risingpx]

Kid: I’m nervous
Zlatan: Impossible, you’re with me now!

[TanisAnnicchiarico]

I remember one day years ago when I got out of school for the day, I decided to stop by this Chilean bakery because they had some *amazing* bread rolls. I went in there, and because I was taking Spanish in school, I decided to try and order in Spanish. It was a bit slow, to those fluent speakers it was probably akin to listening to a child trying to tell you what they want, but they were smiling the whole time and were really happy that I was trying. They gave me pointers on things, told me my accent was better than they expected, and it really left me with a lot of positive thoughts, and a new outlook on the learning of other languages. Kudos to that kid for putting in the effort, and respect to the player for standing up for him like that!

[aleborrego]

I love women sports because its like “i hate you” and then someone’s injured and suddenly changes to “omg are u okay”

[pragy]

The archer who missed on purpose is definition of fair sportsmanship!

[narumiarishima]

That kid that tried to speak another language.. I'm proud of you! It's already hard to learn another language. Others shouldn't laugh at the attempt and efforts to speak another language. Boy, at least you have language advantage than them. I already learn 3 languages at school while during my free time, I learn another 2-3 languages by myself. Keep going, don't mind those people who don't have nothing else to do.

[beccatieszen]

I've done archery for almost 7 years, and honestly I can say it is one of the most respectful sports I've seen. Every competition I go to, there is always so much generosity. Last year I was shooting for state when all the sudden my fiber optic in my sight got pulled out. I had fifteen minutes to come up with something or I was screwed. One of my opponents on her off round of shooting would try and help, eventually she called over her dad who had some stickers and we used a little black one to help. I placed third while she didn't place, and yet, she still congratulated me. I can tell you without a doubt, I wouldn't have placed if it wasn't for her and her dad. Yes we can be competitive, but in the end we understand how hard each other has worked, and we build them up as if we are one giant team. Even the pros are so respectful and caring when it comes to someone they're shooting against.

[byrdieprey]

I would love to know who the runner is that helped his opponent across the finish line. That man deserves a medal for utter humanity.

[huriareemal]

There is one amazing sport moment when a muslim teamates hijab fall off and the girls surrounded her until she is done with her hijab that was actually heart touching

[sv]

“We do this together, just enjoy this moment.” I love it

[b.o]

I love the Archery one. It's such an underrated sport and I love that. he knows that one accidentally miss would make the game unfair.

[jean]

I hate how it's described as sportsmanship when it's basic human kindness and decency to care and worry for others in pain or distress.

[ZeroBudgetLife]

*thumbnail: pulling hair*
*Title: beautiful moments*

edit: Tq for 16k likes. lol

[RettetdenUmlaut]

I liked the part with Zlatan and the boy. It's so easy for soccer/football players to make a kid's day. Just be nice for the two minutes, talk to them, give them a great memory. I think these little scenes show how decent a person really is.

[colaheart_]

The one where the soccer player missed the penalty kick on purpose reminded me of something my soccer coach did once.
We were at a game and the entire game the referee kept calling calls in our favor even if they weren’t correct, and my coach got fed up with it, so on one of the penalty kicks he told the kicker to kick the ball over to the other team and let them score a goal