World's Strongest Man athlete Eddie Hall nearly died after completing his latest deadlift world record attempt. Hall attempted to break the existing 465kgs record that he and two others set on the weekend with an incredible 500kgs deadlift. However, the 28-year-old man immediately collapsed afterwards and revealed that he had burst blood vessels in his head. The video reveals the scary moment the athlete was nearly killed.

Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo was taken off injured after 24 minutes of the European Championship final against France on Sunday.Ronaldo, who tried to play on with a bandaged knee after a tackle by Dimitri Payet in the early stages of the game, was replaced by Ricardo Quaresma.

German football fans clashed with Ukrainian supporters in the French city of Lille on Sunday in the latest outbreak of violence at Euro 2016. The Germans threw bottles and punched Ukrainian rivals for several minutes in savage brawls near the northern city's train station. More than 50 known German hooligans were involved in the fighting.

English and Russian football fans clashed with each other and with French riot police during Euro 2016 match in the French port city of Marseille. At least 20 people have been injured in violent incidents during the match. The incidents included throngs of rival supporters rushing at one another, hurling bottles, chairs and other objects, and forcing police in riot gear to fire tear gas to disperse the violent crowds.

Video footage shows the amazing table tennis performance of a man who has no arms. Ibrahim Hamato, who lost his arms in an accident when he was ten years old, displays a perfect performance with a racket that he holds in his mouth.

Muhammad Ali, one of the most influential sports figures in the 20th century, has passed away at the age of 74 in Phoenix, U.S., a family spokesman has confirmed to media. A boxing legend, Ali won the heavyweight title three times and was known for his unorthodox fighting style merging power and agility. Off the ring, he was famous throughout the globe for his charismatic personality, as well as social and political activism.

English football club Middlesbrough's playmaker Gaston Ramirez was left with a shin injury after a dangerous tackle which earned Brighton's Dale Stephens a red card. Stephens appeared to make contact with the ball before catching Ramirez's shin, forcing the Uruguayan to go to ground visibly in pain. Ramirez's injury was discovered to be worse after he took off his sock. He was taken out of the game on a stretcher.

The recent video shows the dangerous mountain biking escapades of two adventurers, Nate Hills and Kyle Mears. The two adrenalin-addicted daredevils take viewers to the perilous Portal trail in Moab, United States.

Dinamo Bucharest and Cameroon midfielder Patrick Ekeng died of a suspected heart attack less than two hours after collapsing during a league match. Ekeng fell to the ground in the 70th minute of a televised Romanian league match between Dinamo Bucharest and Viitorul Constanta team.

French Flyboard inventor Franky Zapata set a new world record for the longest distance travelled by hoverboard. A video released by his company, Zapata Racing, shows he flew the hoverboard for 2,252 meters, surpassing the previous mark set by Canadian inventor Catalin Alexandru Duru.

A race car broke into pieces while rounding a turn during a race. The car then crashed the barriers and fell apart completely.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan kicked the ball for the opening ceremony for the new Beşiktaş football club stadium in Istanbul. Erdoğan passed the ball forward to the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, who took the pass magnificently while 11th Turkish President Abdullah Gül passed the ball around as well.

Pilot Hannes Arch has achieved an incredible aerobatic stunt in the Tauern Wind Park in Oberzeiring of Austria. The video reveals the amazing high-speed slalom flying performance of a pilot twisting and turning at 300kph with so many dangerous factors coming into play, including wind. The video ends with the pilot smiling after his successful run.

Video shows contestants running 100 meters on a tightrope between two mountains. The 100-meter rope walk took place more than 300 yards (274 meters) above the ground in Chongqing, China.

Fans overran the Ahmadu Stadium in Kaduna on Friday to watch Nigeria's crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Egypt. An estimated 40,000 supporters packed into the 25,000-capacity venue, as their team drew 1-1. Nigeria is likely to receive sanctions from the Confederation of African Football (CAF), for allowing the Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna to become overcrowded. Fans have been injured and killed in stampedes at overcrowded matches before. Most recently in 2012, 74 people were kill...

A violent fight started between the British and French naval rugby teams during a match in the French province of Toulon. The recently released video shows British Royal Navy players and the French Navy throwing punches and grappling with each other during the match. The incident resulted in two red cards and a yellow card for a late tackle.

Last night, Turkish midfielder Arda Turan scored his first goal for Barcelona since his move from Atletico Madrid last summer.The 29-year-old came on after 66 minutes in place of Ivan Rakitic, and scored his team's fifth goal in the 86th minute of the game. The Turkish player prostrated for a moment in gratitude after his first goal.

A surfer has been called 'lucky to be alive' after falling from the top of a 40-foot wave and crashing into the water. US surfer Tom Dosland was competing at the “Jaws” contest in Pe'ahi, Hawaii when he found himself free-falling from an enormous wave. Billy Kemper, the reigning Pe'ahi Challenge champion, told The Inertia that Dosland was incredibly lucky to survive. "I would say 99.9 percent of the people in the world would've died right there," Kemper said.

A Greek football match was delayed on Friday when players staged a sit-down protest in a moving tribute to refugees who have lost their lives trying to reach Greece by sea. All the players and their coaches remained seated for the first two minutes of the match, an action taken in protest of the treatment of refugees fleeing from war-torn countries like Syria by the Greek government. The protest followed recent tragedies in which dozens of refugees died as they attempted to reach Europe through ...

The football players of the Turkish football club, Fenerbahçe, sent 2016 New Year messages in 19 languages in a video to their fans worldwide.