I love Rugby, cricket and rugby league (A faster version of rugby) I love watching the Olympics and Commonwealth games. I played grass/field hockey all through high school, that was fun. My mother forced me to play tennis when I was a kid. I can't even look at a tennis racket now lol.

I dislike anything competitive, team based, spectator, involving a ball. I surf, cycle, roller blade, swim, kayak, I don't consider them sports, more activities.

Most favorite: Hiking with my camera.
Least favorite: Anything involving teams.

That depends on if you mean sports I played, or sports I watched and liked.

1. Favorite Sport I played: racing other horses on my Akhal Teke throwback mare (ancient Turkmenistan racing desert breed, an ancestor of the Thoroughbred).
   Also all the other horse-related activities; driving carts, roping juvenile wild boars in the corn, jumping gates and logs, trail riding, trick riding.
2. Favorite sports I don't play, although I TRIED: Thai sepak takraw
   A. Sport I don't play, least favorite: American football..too many permanent brain injuries

B. Sport I played as a kid, least favorite-hurt my knuckes: marbles

favorite is Football (American), least is golf or mma fighting

Truth is, I am a bookworm and a nerd. Sports really don't make a damn one way or another to me.

My favorite would be walking/hiking. Least favorite - anything where the athletes are paid astronomical amounts of money and treated like they are above the law. Also least favorite - any "sport" that uses an exorbitant amount of fossil fuels and creates a great deal of noise. Followed by any "sport" that hurts animals.

Dirt track auto racing is my favorite, while golf is my least favored.

I used, LONG ago, to be a bit of a mean table-tennis player. I was also, for a short time, my school's second best high-jumper (though the school's best made me look very stupid indeed - he'd consistantly beat me by about 12-15 inches!)

Now I play no sports at all.

So what do I watch?

Well - it depends on mood and time. When Wimbledon is on I watch some tennis. I'll turn on to the occasional test match - but not in any really 'committed way'. Come the winter olympics I'll watch a bit of ski-ing, skating, and the odd maniac flinging himself off the edge of a ski jump - fine, but I wouldn't really call myself a 'fan'.

I'm not a fan of football (soccer). I really don't get golf at all - I mean " 'swish - thunk' oh yes, that's right into the heart of the green" then someone else " 'swish - thunk' oh dear, I think he's hooked it into the sand trap to the right of the dog-leg" then someone else " 'swish - thunk' well look at that, he's going to have a tricky approach shot from that long rough" then someone else ... what the FUCK is that all about?

To watch, baseball.
To participate in, well I used to love to skate until I blew out my knee. I also loved to play baseball, soccer, basketball, golf, and racquetball, but my body just doesn't cooperate any more. These days I mostly play pool and hike.

I enjoiyed playing sports as a youth and young man, I have zero intrest in the voyueristic pursuit of watching other athletes do what I shall never be able to.
I would rather DO something else.
I do not watch sports at all. I can tolerate watching live MMA (which I practiced for years) because I can see the techniques being employed and the rapid deployment of combat strategy, but I never go, or rent or make any effort to do such.
I would rather do something. I watch films.

Love hockey. Hate golf.

LOVE

Not into sports at all

Favorite to play? I like to play ping-pong. Can't really think of any other sport I like to play. Maybe Badminton? I'm not very athletic.

Favorite to watch? I really love Ski Cross, which is a relatively new Winter Olympic event. This will be the third Olympics to feature it. I love watching the Olympics, even if I'm not rooting for any particular competitor. Naturally, I root for the Americans when they're in the running, but I really watch for the winners, I watch to see them all. This year, I'll be off for a whole week during the Olympics!

Least favorite - golf.

I really enjoy baseball. As a sport or activity for myself it would be riding my bicycle

Favourite: cycling, especially road racing and cyclocross, but also track, MTB and BMX.

Least favourite: fox hunting.

I like watching MMA

Play: basketball, baseball, skateboarding, running, frisbee, badminton

Watch: men's MMA mmm...

Anything else? Not interested.

I used to me into diving, aquatics, no more. My son was into skateboarding. Individual sports, bikes. Disk golf is cool, but not really a sport.

Addicted to MMA, and there are other sports? Uhn uh...I don't think so.

Basketball. The tallest side wins

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