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You always hear people whining about how kids don't go outside and play, choosing to hang out on their phones or computers or whatever, instead. Well, maybe they do that because things like this happen when they do try physical exercise.

They say that lightning never strikes the same place twice, but they don't say anything about the same person. Watch the video below and see this guy get struck by lightning twice just minutes apart.

At its roots, boxing toes the line between ornate physical dexterity and ferocious physical violence. It’s a combination of  the two that keep the hardcore fans entertained, but it’s the latter that brings new fans to the support. The following is a multi-weight class assortment of some lesser known knockouts in an attempt to showcase this sports brilliance ...

Meet Cameron Pilley, professional squash player, who just last week hit a squash ball at 175 miles per hour, setting a new world record. Rather than showing you the record-breaking event, however, the Aussie athlete recreated his famous serve while aiming the ball at his (willing) brother’s bare back. The resulting damage is NSFL enough that you might want to stop the video before the 1:16 mark if