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This was seconds before Croatia's win against Russia in the 2018 world cup. Right before the final penalty, these firefighters got a call and zipped out of the station in about 20 seconds. Priorities are priorities.

One screw up and it's all over. Broken faces and trombone parts all over the place. This is probably the best trombone performance you'll see where they never have to play a single note.

What an absolute legend! You don't even need to know who Kenny Omega is to appreciate how awesome this costume is. 

He insults people and they actually pay him for it. What a job! 

How about that panic being expressed by the cameraman. Kid is definitely going places!

In all fairness that's actually a pretty good swing! Props to this little slugger. 

Bob Menery does parody play-by-plays that feel so accurate you think you're listening to the genuine article before it becomes glaringly obvious. Anyway, this one seems to capture the spirit of doing this bad in a diving competition.

Straight out of a video game. This just looks absolutely brutal. Thank goodness he didn't land on his head. 

This brings us back to playing sports as kids, when the opposing team had the one kid who had already gone through puberty and all your teammates could do was just look at each other and go "well, good luck everyone." They're playing on an 8 foot rim too, so this kid doesn't even have to jump to dunk. Watching all the other kids try they're best is harrowing, but also kind of hilarious.

Russian soccer reporter Evgeniy Evnevich, got absolutely drenched by a sprinkler, and had to keep the show going on. You've got to admire that composure. He refused to let the unexpected development get him down. 

Oh, they got those visiting Red Sox fans GOOD. 

In this video we see the show's host head out on an adventure with some of the strongest men in the world to try and catch some seriously monstrous Goliath groupers using stand-up tackle. He has JujiMufu (fitness/social media celeb), Devon Larratt (World Arm Wrestling Champion and ex-special forces), and Layne Norton (World Champion powerlifter and fitness expert). 

The guy poured his whole life into Bulletball, and the moment these guys see it, it's just a kick in the bulletballs. Actually, since this clip aired, Marc Griffin has found some success using the game for senior olympics and people in various levels of physical therapy. The dude even has a book out. So as hard as this clip is to watch, it's kinda cool to know that Bulletball lives on.