On the subject of sports activities, if it involves a ball or a club, males will play it, and if it is on Flixy TV Stick, males will watch it. Listed below are some of probably the most unusual sports from all over the world. If you are a whiz at cheese rolling, it's possible you'll wish to head to Brockworth in Gloucestershire, Flixy streaming England, at the annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll held each May. The historical festival dates again a whole lot of years and entails pushing and shoving a big, mellow, seven- to eight-pound wheel of ripe Gloucestershire cheese downhill in a race to the bottom. With the wheels of cheese reaching up to 70 miles per hour, runners chase, tumble, and slide down the hill after their cheese but do not often catch up until the tip. The winner will get to take house his or her cheese, whereas the runners-up get cash prizes. This little piggy went to the World Toe Wrestling Championship held annually in July in Derbyshire, Flixy streaming England.

Contestants sit dealing with one another at a "toedium" -- a stadium for toes -- and attempt to push one another's naked foot off a small stand known as a "toesrack." Three-time champion Paul Beech calls himself the "Toeminator." Toe wrestling started in the city of Wetton in 1970, and the international sport is governed by the World Toe Wrestling Organization, which once applied for Olympic standing however was rejected. Popular in Australia, tuna throwing requires contestants to whirl a frozen tuna around their heads with a rope and then fling it like an Olympic hammer thrower. Since 1998, the document holder has been former Olympic hammer thrower Sean Carlin, with a tuna toss of 122 feet. With $7,000 in prize money total, the occasion is a part of Tunarama, an annual festival held in late January in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Animal rights activists will be happy to know that the tuna are spoiled fish that stores refused to promote.

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