What are some blatantly rigged sports moments that you remember? I'll start.
What are some blatantly rigged sports moments that you remember? I'll start
Zachary Collins
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Brandon Anderson
1995 rugby wc semi final
Cooper Anderson
what happen
Luke Hernandez
South Africa hosted the tournament just a few years after the end of the apartheid and it was used for political purpose to help unite the country. As a result the were refballed to victory and Hollywood made a movie out of it (see Invictus).
The semi final against France was one of the biggest refball shit ever seen, and they didn't even try to hide it as the ref who refed this unironically publicly received a golden watch from the SA rugby federation "for his great contribution to the victory" in a post-WC official event. It was so bad that even nowadays one of the players that was in this game is still paranoid of refs 25 years later.
Even with that, SA almost lost the semi-final, so for the final they just food-poisonned their opponent and as a result half of their team was puking of the field during the game.
Jayden Rogers
kek imagine still watching this bullshit sport ever again after learning about this. how much of an absolute queer do you need to be?
Chase Torres
Wait Invictus wasn't a heroic story of KARA BOGA triumphing fairly over wh*toids? Are you saying my formational teenage years were based on a lie?
Aaron Rivera
almost all of the SA team was also wh*toids though
Connor Taylor
Jose Rodriguez
Ayden Turner
>expecting me to watch 8 minutes of flop n' cry
Nah.
This was a legitimate actual rig that was painfully obvious in sports history though:
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Coleman later admitted he needed money and hinted the Yakuza was involved. Incase that even needed clarifying.
Michael Cooper
>redditspacing
John Young
>agueroooooo
>rigged
cry more customer
Kayden White
Imagine being so obsessed that you screencap such an irrelevant play that changed nothing. Fuck you.
Joshua Williams
that time McAvoy took a headshot and only got two minutes
Camden Miller
He made the effort to make his post better. Fuck off with that reddit spacing shit.
Cameron Nguyen
The clip is the ref stopping play to stop the team with the ball attacking, there was no foul.
Evan Bailey
That isn't reddit spacing.
This would be reddit spacing.
Separating actual points into separate lines is fine.
Making a new paragraph without diverging into a new topic isn't.
I know most of you didn't finish high school, but there are general rules involved in forming paragraphs.
Reddit spacing would be ignoring those rules.
That post did not.
Joseph Collins
Don't worry, knowing soccer, that play would end in nothing happening just like 99% of all plays in soccer.
Henry Brown
CITATION NEEDED
Jacob Gonzalez
RARE FLAG
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Dylan Jackson
the 2002 World Cup in Korea. that was an absolute travesty. In addition to that, also in 2002, the Kings/Lakers series. 2002 was a bad year for refball.
Nathaniel Rogers
I mean, the 2002 NBA WCF between the Sacramento Kings and LA Lakers was LITERALLY rigged, so I would say that.
Asher Peterson
I forgot how QPR gave up at the end there. Pretty fucking gay but also hilarious because >manure
Connor Jackson
I never watched it, but the 1972 basketball olympics final is probably one of the top 3 biggest refball ever, all sports included.
Jayden Rogers
Boxing korea olymics 1988
Tyler James
Carson Peterson
LOL. Origi not even knowing he actually shot on target
Aiden Flores
Every penalty Salah has had this season