Smaller sports which lack govermental money or sponsor funds are not corrupted by doping. Want to compete clean in a tough sport? Take on underwater rugby! It’s possible that the Twin Cities offer underwater hockey only though.

That was a cheap trick to get soccer into the news. Poor puppy!

Soccer is such a drama in every possible way.

Th Baku 2015 Euroean Games tag is flooded, then this is the first post I find after mine http://underwaterrugby.kinja.com/new-world-reco… it’s a bit sad, isn’t it?

There is no such thing as underwater football, it’s called underwater rugby (UWR)

I stopped caring if any sports channel would ever air us while computer games get prime time. I enjoy playing and watching the game I love and know that there is more sportsmanship in it than it most regular sports even.

This made me imagine us swimming around with blades attached. Yikes.

And get a bike to get around!

Awesome long shot scored at the 2nd round of UWR Euroleague

Wrong guess. It's one of the 2-3 sports which are pretty much obligatory in the country I live in. I just don't like it or value it as much as how much money is in it. Also I don't get how pro soccer can keep it's reputation with all those fake dives. I like many team sports, hockey, underwater hockey, rugby,…

I've visited trainings in the US and it was a funny surprise to see men trying to swim fast in baggy shorts. My girlfriend told me later that it's normal in the US because most Americans are too shy to wear speedos.

You may still find true and clean athletes in sports lacking money. And curling.

Yeah, he got touched, but soccer would be less of a comedy if such rules were erased and forgotten.

For those who have enjoyed this video :

This flavour has been my guilty pleasure for years now :)