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Top 9 Weirdest Sports You Never Heard Before

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Sadly, not every sport is being practiced at the Olympics.

Because some sports are being forgotten on the worldly scale, we decided to highlight them for you.


1. Chess Boxing

The game can be won by checkmate or by a knockout and can take up to eleven rounds. In case of a tie during the chess game, the person who scores the most points in the boxing match wins.

 9. Cycle ball


Cycleball is basically a combination of basketball, soccer, hockey and cycling. Instead of trying to get the ball in a goal using some kind of stick, the players must use the wheels of their bicycles to do so.


8. Dog Surfing
 Dog surfing is just like regular surfing, except for in this variant the dog gets a free ride. Most competitions take place in California, since the sport originated in San Diego.

4. Outhouse Racing


 Outhouse racing originated in Michigan and has become an annual event. A team of two pushers and one rider must try to get their outhouse over the finish first.


5. Underwater Hockey
 Using long hockey sticks wouldn't be beneficial, so the players use a much shorter kind. An important detail is that this is a non-contact sport


6. Quidditch



 Everyone knows Quidditch as a sport played on flying brooms in the Harry Potter universe. But in the real life version, players pretend to fly on a broom and attempt to throw the balls through round hoops.

7.Cheese Rolling


In the game of cheese rolling, a Gloucester Cheese is being rolled down a hill and people have to chase after it. The cheese can reach speeds up to about 112 km/h. The person to first catch the cheese, wins the game.

8. Wife Carrying

 It is pretty much explained in the name.A man must carry his wife through different obstacles and be as fast as he can while doing so.


3. Dwarf Tossing

 Dwarf tossing is mostly played in pubs or bars; dwarfs (little people) wearing special padded clothes are being tossed onto mattresses. The player that throws the dwarf the furthest, wins the game.
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