Longest Matches in Sports History
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Baseball is a sport in which seemingly miraculous comebacks are a relatively common occurrence. It is a sport in which the winner really can never be known until the game is over. This “never give up” attitude has permeated into other sports, so today we’ll be looking at competitors who refused to quit until it was over, no matter how long that took.
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The longest ice hockey game is Storhamar Dragons vs Sparta Warriors in the Norwegian playoffs 2017. It ended in the 11th period with the total playing time of 3 hours 37 minutes and 14 seconds (total time including breaks approx. 8 hours and 30 minutes). Storhamar won 2-1 after the winning goal by the Norwegian Joakim Jensen.
Funny note: The Norwegian police received several calls about missing people who had been at the match, to which the police had to reply that "the match is not over yet"
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1:05 - Chapter 1 - Hockey
2:40 - Chapter 2 - Baseball
5:05 - Chapter 3 - Tennis
8:35 - Chapter 4 - Cricket
11:00 - Chapter 5 - Chess
For the Isner-Mahut tennis match, Simon gives the final score as 78 - 60. I think he meant to say 68 -70, which was the actual score.🎾🎾
18 game winning gap in final set. Impressive.
I noticed it too.
@@markstott6689 well done
The more I learn about cricket, the less I'm convinced it's real
It’s not it’s never been real. You’ve imagined it all
Nothing is really, real.
@@Jash0192 the copper wiring in your walls is very real
Definitely just made up to give us convicts in Australia something to occupy our time... Until we invented Aussie rules football
Calvinball is more believable.
I'll fetch the red 🚩
Easy way to describe how Test Matches work:
One team needs to (a) get the other team out twice or (b) beat the other team's total scores to win.
Thank you! It's really not as complicated as people make it out. There are a lot of additional details to the rules and nuances to the strategy, but one can pick those up just by watching some matches. All you really need to understand to get started is this.
the cringiest "sport" ever
simon reading this and just thinking “sports sports sports sporty sport sports” over and over
Being 6'10 there's no question John Isner has a unique advantage in tennis especially his serve. Even though Mahut lost that match he ended up being one of the greatest doubles players of the last 10 years
Wow. Simon even made it sound as if he understood the rules for all these sports.
And that he cares about them!
Cricket is easy to understand. Here is a simple explanation. ruclips.net/video/F3g93GX6ZfI/видео.html
To be fair, none of these is a particularly obscure sport. Probably lots of people understand the rules of all of them.
@@a2dsouza if you listen to him talk about overtime in hockey he clearly doesn't understand it
You should do more sports videos, Simon. I can tell you have a real passion for this stuff.
This deserves more likes, sarcasm is so often misunderstood
Reading Simon's thoughts this entire video: "Sportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssportssports...."
Grown up with cricket and love the long form test matches.. wait every year for the Boxing Day test series and 5 days of bliss in front of the tv.. Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
I’ve been watching the Big Bash at 8am where possible, makes for an entertaining morning commute
@@Mikeb1001 nice! I love all forms tbh
@@peterh3889 Everything except the Hundred
@@Mikeb1001 of course! 👊🏻
*Longest non-sport event:*
Days Danny has been incarcerated in Simon's basement
#FreeDanny
The 1st Karpov Vs Kasparov match was played like that because Fisher demanded world championship matchs have those rules. FIDE changed the rules to accommodate him and he still forfeited the match against Karpov in 1975. Fisher was crazy.
fischer is mentally insane so i don’t blame him, he also had a history of doing that multiple times
Longest rubber baseball (modified version of normal) game ever was apparently by two Japanese high schools in 2014. The game lasted 50 innings and spanned 3 days and ended in a 3-0 score. The two started pitchers threw for all 50 innings, amassing 709 pitches (for the winning pitcher) and 689 pitches (for the losing pitcher).
A high-school friends parents were married during the longest Detroit Tiger game. He was thrilled cuz he got the watch most of the game after the reception. 😅 it was June 24, 1962 and the game lasted 7 hours
I like how someone said the Isner-Mahut match might take six months off each man's career...and here they are, both still going (very) strong at 37 and 40 respectively...
Hockey games used to be aloud to end in ties like 10-20 years ago but other than in youth leagues all games if tied after regulation time go to a five minute overtime period and if still tied after that then it goes to a shootout that goes for no limited time in the regular season in the playoffs something like what you highlighted can happen as its just what’s called continuous overtime
Yep. And we still occasionally get absurdly long games in the playoffs. I remember back on 2020 when the Blue Jackets lost to the Lightning after 5 OTs.
I don't know why but I find it fucking hilarious that they broke the scoreboard in tennis. Lol.
And they had to call in IBM? Was this a mainframe computer that could only count to 43? My Atari can do better than that.
@@chitlitlah IBM was (and still is) a major sponsor and supplies all the electronics used at the tournament. It was probably a software problem, though I can't imagine why anyone thought it was a good idea to stop the counters at 43.
@@reamick probably a bits limitation, or like roman numerals?
Wow the longest match obviously was made and lit in Estonia. It was 6.25m.
Was it lit at 4:20?
longest sport event- blaze boi doing an intro
The longest F1 race in history was the 2006 Canadian Grand Prix which was red flagged due to extreme rain conditions for 4 1/2 hours about halfway through the race which was completed just as the sun was going down almost a full seven hours after the lights went out too start the race.
2011. It was 2011. Smh
And the total race time was 4 hours and 4 minutes from lights out to the chequered flag dropping (Red flag period included)
2011* and where did you get 7 hours from?
Sporty sporty sport sport
I can just hear Simon saying “sporty sporty sport sport” 😂
Imagine playing a game of baseball for 8 hours to see your pitch get smacked for a home run to lose it for you, heartbreaking 💔
First sport mentioned is called ice hockey surely rather than hockey?
Yeah I was confused why ice hockey was called hockey.
everytime i watch this guy,i'm so thankful for the youtube's CC
You should cover the major league baseball game when they decided to have 5 cent beer night (in the early 70s I believe) it ended with a riot... who'd have thought?
No matter how many people try to explain cricket, I always end up more confused than I started
I don't get why people have a hard time grasping cricket. Even children who barely started school understand it over here. All you gotta do is watch a few matches.
@@spinyslasher6586 I wish to get into it one day, it seemed cool. I never really heard much about it since from the US lol
You can search ‘Cricket for Americans’ or similar on RUclips - there are some very good explanations which make it easy
The basic game is very intuitive. Unfortunately there are small details (as in many sports) that make it more complicated, but you don't need to know a huge amount to enjoy the game
The team that are out must try to get the team that are in out. Then the team that were out go in and the team that were in must to try to get the team that were out out. If it’s a Test match everyone gets to do it all over again within the five days allowed. Something like that.
Chess world chambionships have come a long way. In the early days you would have to pay quite a large sum of money to actually challenge the world champion. This is also one of the reasons why emmanuel lasker held the title for 24 years. Now its a strict competition with the champion and challenger playing 16 games, that only get extended if there is a draw.
Man, I always had a hard time watching test cricket when growing up. One day cricket bouts for me.
“Cricket! Nobody understands Cricket! You gotta know what a crumpet is to understand Cricket!” TMNT (1990): Raphael
I genuinely don't care about sports. There isn't one that interests me. But this was a great video. I found myself rewinding to hear information again, it was that good
Yogi Berra was the Great Western Zen Master. He was so much a Zen Master that he had no idea he was one.
FYI, since 2005, the NHL no longer allows ties during the regular season either. Regular season games that last beyond a 5 minute round of sudden death overtime are now settled with a shootout round that continues until a winner emerges.
You're talking, but all I'm hearing in my head is you going "sporty sport sport sporty sport" in one of your other vids lol
The main one I remember here was Isner/Mahut in the tennis. Isner certainly lost quickly in his very next game, but nobody was surprised.
"The English are not a very spiritual people, so they invented cricket to give them some idea of eternity." - George Bernard Shaw
Hockey games haven't ended in a tie in 6 years. The rules were changed, and if the game is tied after overtime, during the regular season, they go to a shootout.
That is the first time I have understood the rationale behind tennis scoring. Thanks, Simon.
Istill have to question the tie-in to the minute hand on a clock. 15, ok. 30, good. 40, wait what?!
@@michaelb1761 I'm guessing it used to be 45 and over time they just dropped the 5
Oh...sports... Both simon and I are exhilarated.
That's not Hockey, Simon! Hockey is played on grass.
Even I wanted to say the same thing mate … Hockey is either on grass or astro turf, what was shown should be explicitly called “ice hockey”.
Information is slightly out of date, the NHL doesn't permit ties anymore, and hasnt in years. These days during the regular season if the game is tied after 60 minutes they go to a 3 v 3 overtime period for 5 minutes. If its still tied, they go back and forth in a shoot-out format until there is a winner.
Playoffs remain the same - 20 minute OT periods until there is a sudden-death winner.
Also, this is the longest *professional* game. In 2012, a charity game played here in Alberta lasted 246 hours of continuous play. Yes, *continuous*. That was broken in 2014, then again in 2022, with that third one clocking in at 261 consecutive hours, from March 31st to April 11th.
Oh wow, that was in Chestermere, a stones throw from where I live.. had I known I would have gone to check it out. WEll.. maybe. Social anxiety and all.
Also, all overtime in hockey is sudden death, something he also gets wrong in this video.
As someone who plays badminton, I feel the title
Karpov vs Kasparov was Insane
Should’ve done fight sports! Longest boxing match (Bowen vs Burke) was 110 rounds or 7 hr 19 min! Longest mma fight is Sakuraba vs Gracie at 90 min! Absolutely brutal on their bodies.
Also a Greco-Roman wrestling match at the 1912 Olympics that went over 11 hours.
@@georgemetcalf8763 Yeah, we need a sequel!
It may not be considered "sport" internationally, but I'd love to see you do the deep dive to find the longest Shogi matches in history. I know that all-day matches are fairly common in shogi, even at mid-tier levels of play (mid-tier being the lowest rung of professional play).
I’m surprised Manchester United vs Villarreal Europa League final 2021 didn’t make it here.
Keep up the vids, love em
Every 4 years there is a non stop solo sailing race around the world called the vende Globe, this takes about 200 days non stop which tops all of these
Sad to see they missed out on Sakuraba vs Gracie in a 90 minute fight (6x 15min rounds)
I think Isner - Mahut ended up 70-68 in the fifth set, not sure if I heard well but seemed like Simon said 78-60 which wouldn’t be possible
Come on Simon, this is you're only job! :D
You’re looking for trouble ;)
Chess players don't burn 6000 calories per day, only 10% increase
6k calories is equivalent to eating the recommend 2k calories/day. Maybe 600 makes more sense but you barely lose 200 (20x10) calories when having sex and that's more physical and can last hours. And if using your brain = burning calories then really smart people would never be obese except there are obese people who are really smart.
Someone explained about this at reddit
It seems to be the season of repeating this common myth in the chess world. This ESPN article is the number one source of the misconception, and every time it comes up, some people dispute it, and other armchair scientists come up with bro-science to try and validate it.
Sapolsky has never published any research that can back up his "6000-7000" calories a day figure, and infers this based solely on looking at chess player's heart rates and bloods pressures during the game. I hope you don't have to be an exercise physiologist to understand how heart rate variability does not directly correlate with energy expenditure. You are not burning as many calories while having a panic attack as you are while running a marathon.
Actual exercise scientists have used indirect calorimetry - the research standard in exercise physiology for energy expenditure - to actually measure how many calories chess players burn while playing chess.
Troubat et. al in 2008 found that chess players burned an average of 1.53kcal per minute at rest, and at most 1.67kcal per minute while playing chess - a modest 10% increase on average from doing nothing. 10% is a long way off the 300% that Sapolsky claims. Even if we take calorie expenditure at the top-end of the confidence interval, this would amount to only 960kcals spent over an 8 hour chess game: only a couple hundred calories higher than if you were just sitting watching TV.
Rodoplu et al. presented their own study at the 9th international scientific conference of kinesiology, where they found chess players burned 138kcals on average in a 30 minute chess game, compared to 260 kcals while those same players went for a run for 30 minutes.
There are lots of studies on HRV in chess, but sadly few in energy expenditure (as indirect calorimetry is resource expensive)
People will say that these players in these studies are not top grandmasters, and not playing serious classical tournaments. While this is true, I think you would struggle to come up with an extra 4000 calories by saying "but a top tournament is more stressful." You should not pay this 6000 calorie claim any more heed until someone publishes some evidence in support of it - because so far, all evidence suggests the calorie expenditure during chess play is only a mild increase over rest.
steve dangle fuming rn
Ooo do a video on 5D Quarts data storage please!!!!
Are we not going to act like how this guy shares a striking amount of resemblances with V Sauce Micheal
i saw this game on bbc2 it was brilliant
Imagine u play in any of these games and lose. No worse feeling
6 overtime’s that’s insane for hockey
"Sporty sporty sports sports sporty sport sport" Simon's brain
This really is the "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" channel lol. I watched this video, enjoyed fact boi, but Sideprojects?
That's a decent description of Test and First-Class cricket... shame you used footage from an ODI and a T20.
The many battles of Karpov and Kasparov is probably the greatest grind test of endurance in all of sports.
I remember reading in the newspaper that a woman watching the Mahut - Isner match had to get helped by paramedics, beause she could not stop hysterically laughing
I remember reading the Guardian's Wimbledon "as it happened" at the time, watching as the blogger was talking about the higher seed games, and the football, before more and more of the blog was devoted to that final set just going on... and on... til it became the Everlasting Zombie Tennis Players.
" The Isner-Mahut battle is a bizarre mix of the gripping and the deadly dull. It's tennis's equivalent of Waiting For Godot, in which two lowly journeymen comedians are forced to remain on an outside court until hell freezes over and the sun falls from the sky. Isner and Mahut are dying a thousand deaths out there on Court 18 and yet nobody cares, because they're watching the football. So the players stand out on their baseline and belt aces past each-other in a fifth set that has already crawled past two hours. They are now tied at 18-games apiece.
On and on they go. Soon they will sprout beards and their hair will grow down their backs, and their tennis whites will yellow and then rot off their bodies."- Guardian report 23rd June.
Could I quietly point out the footage you have used for the cricket section is if the One day teams. Test cricket is played in whites.
And for those interested, the entire Isner - Mahut match is available on RUclips.
This crazy overtimes in hockey prove that there should always be penalties after the first overtime and not endleas overtimes
@sideprojects nhl games cant end in ties no matter what
You should tell the story of the longest marathon run, if you haven't already done so.
God another channel from Simon whistler
I know you don't like sports, but NHL hockey games during the regular season can not end in a tie. If tied after 60 minutes, there's 3 on 3 for five minutes. If no one scores, then the game goes to a shoot out, aka 'the skills competition', where it's one skater on a breakaway against the goalie. There's a minimum of three rounds (six shooters), if it's still tied, then it keeps going until one team scores and the other does not. (Personally, I disdain the shoot out).
The NHL did have ties in the regular season until about 2009 when the rules were adjusted.
@@thunderhammerx2966 yeah, I know but I didn't want to bore Simon with sports stuff. I thought the shoot out began in 2005/2006 after the lockout.
Re Tennis scores: What's a minute hand?
CART's 1980s Road America trips always had something interesting happen.
Turns out in 1985, they had to stop the race due to rain and came back the next week. Only to find out the time clocks never stopped.
THat wasJacques Villeneuve (no not that one only win, unlike his nephew the more famous Jacques Villeneuve, who also won at Road America, only witout a delay of a week
Surprised there's no mention of the 2016 Firestone 600 INDYCAR race which took *two and a half months* to complete.
wot ... how did he play American rounders ? who stole the pikernik baskets ... what ?? oh not Yogi Bear oh ok ...
I have one question. How did that three day tennis match screw up the tournaments schedule? Did they rush matches or what? Was the tournament extended?
There are 18 courts at Wimbledon, so some matches would have been shifted to different courts, but otherwise the impact was minimal. The larger problem was the slight delay in the men's second round, but it wasn't anything officials couldn't handle.
This is definitely auto-simon. He reads the words without knowing anything at all.
He does become very enthusiastic once he gets to tennis.
When you are telling about Hockey tell if it Field Hockey & Ice Hockey...
You forgot the 5 day golf match between Billy Burke and George Von Elm in 1931
He can do a sequel with more sports. I don't think football compares with these, but soccer with sudden death very well may.
I think the Wimbledon rules were changed so a match couldn't go as long again, similar to what happened with F1 in Canada in 2011 where was should have been a roughly 90 minute race was stopped for over 2 hours due to weather and ended up clocking in over 4 hours.
Right, and in fact, the rules were recently changed by the Grand Slam Board (really) on a trial basis so that all Grand Slam tournaments will use a tiebreaker on reaching 6-6 in the final set. The tiebreaker will be to 10 points with a two-point margin of victory required. Evidently the French Open was the only Slam left that hadn't adopted a tiebreaker.
The Isner-Mahut tennis match was parodied in the film 7 days in hell starring Andy Samburg & Kit Harrington, not very accurate but very funny from what I remember
guy knows his sports, i'm sensing another channel....
Just wondering, why baseball teams are obsessed with socks? 🤣
24 hours of lemans
VSauce, Michael here...
Where in the world do ice hockey games still end in ties? Not in the NHL, not in the KHL, not in the Finnish league...
And john isner would have another marathon match at wimbledon in 2018 in the semifinals losing to kevin anderson in 5
When it comes to sport, any time consumed is far too long... :P
**is uninterested in sports, cos too much effort**
I can't imagine playing chess for 5 months straight.
Did they stay on their seats for that long or what? im confused. lol
If you are talking about the Chess matches then no, they did not stay in thier seats the whole time. At the Grandmaster level they are allowed to get up to answer natures call during their opponents turn however both players are on a time clock so they can't leave for long. As soon as their opponent completes their turn the clock starts ticking for the other player. I would assume that even back then this was the case
Wasnt Kasparov vs the world over 6 months long?
Mud Brunteau (aka: Aloysius Devadander Abercrombie)
Everyone is a gangster, untill Anatoly Karpov steps in.
Pffftthhh! Read the scoring for the longest game of Horseshoes.
The NHL did away with ties almost 40 years ago.
Game aren’t allow to be end in ties in hockey lol
Go Paw Sox!
RIP Paw Sox 😢
Why do you look so much like Michael from vsauce
Hockey games haven't been allowed to end in ties in many years
The longest match is whenever Spain decide to play. Pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, around and around until the opposing team just get bored and they score one goal.
They make football painful, that is an achievement.
That's why we supported Morocco!
Lol