Best Of Sports Women! | The Graham Norton Show

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  • @desh2769
    @desh2769 Год назад +89

    Love seeing a ballet dancer in a video about athletic women!

  • @BlakieTT
    @BlakieTT Год назад +19

    Such amazing, strong, gorgeous, LEGENDARY women athletes!
    Also, having The Rock, Momoa, Danny Rads, Stephen Merchant, DAVE GROHL!?
    This video's jam packed! 😍

  • @Andrew-Antioch-Kim
    @Andrew-Antioch-Kim Год назад +58

    Excluding Miriam, Olivia Colman is one of my favorite guests on this show because she's effortlessly hilarious!

  • @deeamparo1703
    @deeamparo1703 Год назад +14

    Thank you for including a ballet dancer here. Not many know that ballet, whilst a form of dance, also requires athleticism - stamina and endurance.😊

  • @SARGENTO007A
    @SARGENTO007A Год назад +21

    I thought I had seen all of Graham clips. Apparently not!!! And these are AMAZING!!! 🎉🎉🎉

  • @alifzenanferdous5269
    @alifzenanferdous5269 Год назад +7

    Love this show 😁😁😁

  • @martinanderson5610
    @martinanderson5610 Год назад

    Graham Norton is the best talk show host ever, so glad he won a emmy for it well deserved 👏 he has great humor and always know what to say in funny situations. its crazy that he has been doing this for almost 20 years haven't checked on wiki though when first episode aired. its been years since i watched a full episode for some reason.

  • @777colin1
    @777colin1 Год назад +2

    Martina Navratilova love her, love her, love her.

  • @jopo7996
    @jopo7996 Год назад +32

    Anna Kournikova is beautiful, athletic, charming, speaks multiple languages, and seems like a genuinely nice person.
    Hate her.

  • @dominicdmello7531
    @dominicdmello7531 Год назад +6

    The modesty of the ballet dancer.

  • @vshekar
    @vshekar Год назад +3

    Graham Norton is a good interviewer

  • @Untitled_Novel
    @Untitled_Novel Год назад +5

    Love Nicola Adams she defo needs to come back

  • @johnjohn37371
    @johnjohn37371 10 месяцев назад +1

    Just to reiterate Martina's point...she has 167 WTA singles titles...Serena Williams has 73...and Martina did it in the same era as Chris Evert, while she was winning 157...Martina leads all men and women, she is the true GOAT...

  • @mythal0620
    @mythal0620 2 месяца назад

    Exciting! And thanks to Taylor Swift for honouring Alex Scott and women's football.

  • @aagold76
    @aagold76 Год назад +6

    Martina, 1st title 1974/last 1994 (career 73-94, 22 years)- 167 titles... Serena, first title 1999/last 2017 (career 1997-2022- 26 years)- 73 titles...just saying.

    • @andrewleah1983
      @andrewleah1983 Год назад

      You need to work on your maths.

    • @aagold76
      @aagold76 Год назад +1

      @@andrewleah1983 Nope- EVERY one above IS CORRECT! Yes- 94-73 is 21, but if you count seasons- it's 22, as Serena's is 26- count it off, you'll see. either way 167 is a way bigger number than 73- ANY math will tell you that!!!!!!!!!

  • @S1L3NTG4M3R
    @S1L3NTG4M3R Год назад +55

    Who else is stuck in the never ending loop of The Graham Norton show 👀

  • @financialgrowthacademy-zj6gi
    @financialgrowthacademy-zj6gi Год назад

    This is really interesting 😂

  • @dominicdmello7531
    @dominicdmello7531 Год назад

    Incredible grit of women.

  • @enkayar718
    @enkayar718 4 месяца назад

    I remember Anna Kournikova from the early 2000s. She barely ever won any of her matches but had so many endorsements. She got a lot of sh*t from other players for it and wasn't taken very seriously, especially with that temper she had. Whoa she had a temper. She was like Andre Agassi, always having beef with the umpires. I could tell tennis wasn't her passion. She never played with heart. Not the way I'd see Steffi, Venus and even Martina (Hingis) play. But I always liked her.

  • @mikecoshan3752
    @mikecoshan3752 2 месяца назад

    Anna Kournikova, the hottest female Tennis player ever to grace the Tennis Courts 🥰😊

  • @vshekar
    @vshekar Год назад +3

    Navratilova saying players wouldn’t last as long … Federer Nadal and Novak 20+ year careers would disapprove that

    • @oregonziggy2391
      @oregonziggy2391 Год назад +1

      If you look at the stats no one man or woman has won more. So she is right.

  • @jpenneymrcoin6851
    @jpenneymrcoin6851 Год назад

    Jason is having so much trouble not licking that shoulder.

  • @itsmebubblesdarlingxx6092
    @itsmebubblesdarlingxx6092 Год назад

    Can we please have Tom cruise, Simon peg, Ryan gosling and Margot Robbie on the same sofa

  • @_o__o_
    @_o__o_ Год назад +3

    rip

  • @enkayar718
    @enkayar718 4 месяца назад

    Can we talk about the bans of female sports being lifted only recently??? Oh men....

  • @dominicdmello7531
    @dominicdmello7531 Год назад

    So what. What's a princess. Just an ordinary person who's living on the fruits of I'll gotten gains of her ancestors. Do it again & again & again

  • @bm230199
    @bm230199 Год назад +11

    There were a lot of nice moments here but why did some of the male guests feel the need to make a crude joke to insert themselves into the situation. There's no way they'd do that if a male sports star was discussing their career.

    • @bloodymarvelous4790
      @bloodymarvelous4790 Год назад +16

      You must've been watching a different video than me.

    • @DocFunkenstein
      @DocFunkenstein Год назад +13

      @@bloodymarvelous4790 And also never seen British comedians if you don't think they'd do the same to male athletes.

    • @delilah28100
      @delilah28100 Год назад +7

      This is a "chat show"

    • @justinopperman4204
      @justinopperman4204 Год назад

      Because women aren't funny🤪

    • @veggigoddess
      @veggigoddess Год назад +2

      Kept waiting for the part that you saw that never happened. I'm a female, and it bugs me when guys do that, and it didn't happen on the show. This is a normal chat show, different than a talk show. You clearly never watch The Graham Norton Show. This is just a normal Chat Show

  • @vshekar
    @vshekar Год назад +1

    Wtf is Taylor swift talking about?

    • @sheboyganshovel5920
      @sheboyganshovel5920 Год назад +3

      Sport is unequivocally male dominated. That women's sports exist does not disprove that. The WNBA in the United States is owned by the NBA. MLB owns the only professional softball league in the country. ESPN has a channel that covers women's sports. There are also roughly a dozen channels covering college sports, most of them available through the ESPN app. NBC runs a golf channel. Sometimes it covers the LPGA. Most of the time it covers the PGA.
      Two of the guests even mentioned they play sports that were previously banned in their countries, for women. Men could play. Women's leagues were against the law.
      Yes, I have lived to see considerable progress. But I'm old. I won't likely be around to see regular season NWSL games on a Saturday afternoon on a major network.

    • @andrewleah1983
      @andrewleah1983 Год назад

      @@sheboyganshovel5920Clearly they didn’t watch the video where two of the sports they were talking about were banned. Only reason to ban things is because you’re scared of them.

  • @stuyrides5144
    @stuyrides5144 Год назад +1

    On 5 December 1921 The FA met at its headquarters in London and announced a ban on the women's game from being played at the professional grounds and pitches of clubs affiliated to The FA, stating “the game of football is quite unsuitable for females and ought not to be encouraged.” it was a different time. Men worked and women ran the family home. It was the twenties! Nothing to do with women being better than men. There is plenty of evidence to show this is not true at all. This statement was so Bulls#£t.
    And the ban was lifted in 1969. Not 1971.

    • @andrewleah1983
      @andrewleah1983 Год назад +1

      She never said that it was because they were better. Although that statement is wrong in itself as there are plenty of women who are better than some men but I digress, it still took them 50 years to change it despite societal attitudes changing years before then.