The Most Shocking Sports-Injury Photos of All Time!

Watching this images alone makes me develop fever. Pls, Be extremely careful next time you are going for that competition. As for me? I'm retired.... 

Sports injuries are injuries that occur in athletic activities. In many cases, these injuries are due to overuse or acute trauma of a part of the body when participating in a certain activity.Other types of injuries can be caused by a hard contact with something.  See Photos and Video after Cut... Viewer's Discretion Advises!

This can often cause a broken bone or torn ligament or tendon. The most severe injuries and all fatalities are collectively known as catastrophic injuries, usually a result of trauma to the head, spine, or spinal cord.

Wishing all of the Professional Athletics Best of Luck In your Career. None of you or loved ones shall encounter such Gruesome Injuries in the Name of The Almighty God. 

 

Off top what are some of the most severe sports injuries you can name? Tearing an ACL or MCL, right? How about both in addition to damaging your lateral meniscus, dislocating your patella and tibia-femoral joint. For those that didn't go to med school we'll put it in layman's terms: He fucked every possible part of his knee up. Despite all of that, he made his return to the court less than two years later. Medical advancement, FTW

This picture taken at the 1992 New York Games, was the end of long jumper Llwellyn Starks career. A compound fracture during a jump was the culprit. For those that need to step their WebMD.com game up, a compound fracture is an injury in which a broken bone is exposed through the skin. Or in other words, some shit you'd never want to happen to you.

nytime your foot resembles a T, it's bad news. Forget it, it's terrible news. Danish Striker Jacob Olesen dislocated his ankle to this extent in a match of October 2006. It took him six months to recover.

Do not be fooled. Steve Nash is up there with the McQueens and McClains in terms of badassness. Any man's nose would break after meeting Derek Fisher's bowling ball head. But Nash put it back in place and returned to the game like a fucking boss. What else should you expect from a G?

When French striker Djibril Cissé broke his leg after being knocked over by China's Zheng Zhi in a friendly match it appeared like he'd be out for a while. This created a situation as Olympique de Marseille had agreed to acquire Cissé in a transfer from Liverpool. But three months later, Dijibril was back on the pitch. Surprisingly, this isn't even the most severe injury he's had; Cisse broke his tibia and fibula two years earlier. SMH, dude needs to stop trying to do the stanky leg during matches. It's quite disgusting.

Red Sox pitcher Bryce Florie suffered one of the most horrific on-the-field baseball injuries when he took a line drive hit to the face in September of 2000. The ball was hit by Ryan Thompson of the Yankees (coincidence?!), and caused Florie to have multiple facial fractures and eye damage. Bryce made his return the next season before being released by the Sox mid-way through the year. Anytime you're doing a job that calls for the possibility of balls flying at your face (II), but it doesn't stop you from quitting then you've got a true passion for your profession

This is an example of when soccer celebrations go wrong. Like many footballers, Paulo celebrated a goal like a maniac. He Lambeau leaped onto a fence to give the fans some dap, but his wedding ring got stuck and as he escaped so did his finger (ring still attached). Can you believe the refs actually carded him for "Excessive Celebration?"

What's missing from this photo? An ear, son! While facing Big Van Vader in Germany, Cactus Jack added to his legend. After getting his head caught up in the ropes, he squeezed his way through and his ear fell off. The referee picked it up and handed it over to ringside. As we would expect Foley kept fighting, bloody and deaf in one ear. Dude is a beast, ya heard?

OK, so who brought a shank out onto the pitch? Actually, for German footballer Ewald Lienen, it was the cleats of Norbert Siegmann—a defender on the opposing team—that did this kind of damage. A sliding tackle was all it took to open this 10-inch wound which required 23 stitches. Despite the gruesome look of things, Lienen was back on the pitch a few weeks later. So, soccer players actually used to be tough...what happened?

Add cap15-year-old from Queens, impaled himself on a wrought-iron fence while going after a baseball. As he slipped while climbing the fence, the inch-wide spike sliced through his neck and exited his mouth. Firefighters were called in to cut away a section of the fence which remained attached to Castillo as he was rushed to the emergency room. He reportedly made a full recovery.tion

In a game against the Florida Gators, Alabama wide receiver Tyron Prothro completely snapped his tibia and fibula while trying to haul in this catch in the end zone. Sadly, despite multiple rehabilitation efforts, this injury ended his career. SMH, they don't pay these kids enough for this kind of shit. Wait, they don't.

For anyone who doubts for a second that hockey is the most gruesome of the four major sports, peep this photo and think again. In 1986, Borje Salming of the Toronto Maple Leafs fell and was accidentally sliced in the face by Gerrard Gallant's skate blade. The injury required over 200 stitches to put Salming's mug back together. And dude never had to buy a Halloween mask ever again

In one of the most brutal hits in NFL history and most memorable Monday Night Football moments, Lawrence Taylor ended Joe Theisman's career with this sack that caused a compound fracture. Realizing the severity of the injury, LT immediately signaled toward the sideline for help. To this day, Taylor said he has never watched the play on tape and has no plans on ever doing so. Can't say we blame him.