The weirdest sport in ESPN history 😂😂😂

(via @eggskimo)

[Some_randomdog]

Mike Tyson: bites off someone’s ear
Them: we can take this to a whole new level

[xxspawnxx]

I always feel like someone ear is going to just fall straight off

[ChorizoFungis]

Man anything can become a sport in these days 🤦‍♂️

[ronniew]

This is an ancient sport practiced by some native Americans in Alaska and other northern areas. Imagine withstanding the pain to your ear when the temperature outside is -40. It's a lot harder than it looks.

[joewyenz]

the aunt's face looked calm because she was used to being ridiculed by the neighbors, her ears were already immune

[alienatedslayer]

"Wow don't mess with that guy, look at his ears."

[CookEmOzzy]

The ear pull is a traditional Inuit game or sport which tests the competitors' ability to endure pain, and also strength

[alexwatson]

POV: you’ve been wearing a mask all day

[subforacasserole]

You wake up one day and decide you want to be a professional tug of war with your earer

[alaska]

Traditional Alaska Inuit game for thousands a year's. Played during long winter nights along with many other games

[youlikedyourowncomment]

This wouldve been way better if those were elastic bands.

[Johnwick-ueei]

At first i thought it was a rubberband😂

[xgrlzsh]

I think that’s an Alaskan sport, mostly done in competitions for fun.

[Juan-ndhd]

“Ey cousin you play sports”
“Yeah watch this”

[scottjustscott]

Pretty sure this "sport" has no "ESPN" history.

[DPhighlights]

When i see that little kid i thought his ear was gonna fine off

[risenfromyoutubesashesagai]

Look up Kimbo Slive vs Colossus in Elite XC. Colossus had bad cauliflower ear, and the fight ends after it explodes and flops around like it's hanging by a thread. I can see one of these competitors ears come out looking like Colossus' ear in that fight.

[noasterthetoaster]

This is a Native American (Cherokee I believe) sport called Ear Pull.

[mntznfs]

"you want cauliflower ear like a fighter but still don't know how to fight? Try this."

[somethingj]

11 pounds of pressure and it’s a wrap.