From beachball bashing fans to rugby lineout innovations, Daily Shorts takes a light hearted look at the world of sport.
This American football fan hates fun.
Surrounded by happy-go-lucky Yanks who are loving life, bouncing a beach ball around the stands while watching their favourite team, he sits, and sulks.
'If that stinkin ball comes near me, I'm going to do something', he schemes.
And then it happens. The ball bounces in his general vicinity and he pounces. The fun will be no more.
The large man wastes no time stamping on the ball, discarding the airless carcass and applauding his own actions. Worst fan ever.
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Talking of being mean-spirited, here are a selection of NFL players reading nasty tweets about themselves.
The best/worst was: "Michael Strahan's teeth are having a middle school dance, where the boys stand on one side of the room and the girls stand on the other."
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Revolutionary moments in rugby line out history:
Watch a man race the Circle Line - and win.
One London commuter gave the phrase "rush hour" a whole new meaning when he raced against a London Underground train...and beat it.
Londoner Jason Heptonstall, 30, decided to film the epic sprint that saw him leave a eastbound circle line train at Mansion House and board the same train at Cannon Street minutes later.
Wearing a GoPro camera on his head, Heptonstall travelled 320 metres, navigating 75 steps, two ticket barriers and a labyrinth of roads into order to reach the train at Cannon Street in 1minute 20 seconds.
Heptonstall's friend Noel Carroll was on hand to film the environmental consultant collapse onto the train as he managed to reach the train before the doors closed and as passengers cheered his amazing feat.
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Throwback Thursday: The longest rugby penalty kick ever
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The 22-year-old has played just nine matches in the shortest format.