I'd like to request an ongoing series called Will's Weird Sports where you just watch and commentate over the worlds weirdest or most obscure sports. Pro Kabaddi would be a fun place to start.

There's a great Netflix docuseries called "Home Game" that features cultural sports in each episode. Episode one is Calcio Storico. Long story short, the city was under siege a few hundreds years back and the defenders started playing this game to pass the time and to flex on the attackers to show how tough they were. It became an annual tradition. Each team represents an area of the city. You can only be on a team if you were born and raised in that specific area of the city. So once a year they beat the shit out of each other in a kinda fun kinda gang war kinda sport.

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I wasn't aware that this was a thing and my trip to Italy specifically in Florence lands on the Final. Ain't no way I'm missing this!

I lost it when they got 1/2 a point

With this kind of energetic and lively commentary, you don't have to understand the game to enjoy it. Great one, Will Neff !

If chaotic neutral was a sport.

This shit was epic! This needs to somehow be a recurring segment, absolutely legendary stream.

This was a fever dream

What a fever dream this stream was. Fantastic commentary from our sports correspondent WillNeff. Thank you for introducing me and the rest of chat to MMA rugby.

This is quite possibly the most fun I've had since James Marco St. Marco! Always a fun time with Will!

I was there for this stream and I've never laughed so hard. So glad it's on KZread!

the 1/2 point killed me lmao

This was the most chaotic thing ive seen and Will's commentary was amazing

I feel like the ball is just to make it look less like what it is, a group of people fighting eachother. "It's ok guys you can put this on cable we have a ball"

Never thought that the combination of rugby, MMA and an orgy would make for such an entertaining sport.

God I’m in tears

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It is a sport that comes from the ancient Romans called harpastum, it was practiced by the legions to keep fit in peacetime, we remember the famous match Rome against Gaul if I remember correctly with these last winners, it was practiced and maintained until the siege of Florence and finally to the present day