1. MMA
2. Rugby
3. Football (NFL)
4. Ice hockey
5. gymnastics
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97. Soccer
98. Cricket
99. Volleyball
I'd say gymnastics. It's so hard on gymnasts bodies, that their bodies actually shut down and stop growing and developing. That's why gymnasts are so short and have no breasts. It's all very mentally challenging too. Imagine trying to do a double-backflip for the first time knowing if you under-rotate or over-rotate even a little bit, you could snap your neck. And let's not forget about beam. We literally have to do flips on a 4 inch piece of wood. Sliding over INCHES can decide your fate. Don't even get me started on having to peel chunks of skin off your hands the size of a quarter. DAILY. All-star Cheerleading is hard too, but if a girl falls, at least other girls will try to catch you. trust me, but the beam, bars, vault, and floor, don't try to catch you at all. MMA seems really hard too. I've been knocked out once from a bad fall, I can't imagine being punched in the head for a sport.
I'd say it's Baseball. Have you ever tried to hit a 100 MPH fastball out of a major league park? Not as easy as it looks. Also, ever try to throw a pitch off a pitchers mound and actually reach the catcher? It is a 60 foot throw that requires accuracy.
I would say cheerleading (competetive) because youre doing a number of things in two minutes such as tumbling, stunting (which takes a ton of strength and endurance to throw 100 pound girla in the air and catch them) all while keeping up with the dance and music
Its close between Rugby & Football (american) if i must choose one, i would go with Rugby
100% sure it's not Baseball mate, i love the game but it's not brutal
A little old video, but it'll Do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8v-qZFVY...
