Basketball hands down. I don't see any other option but football but that's not even close.

Those guys jump up and down countless times a day I was practice and then do it again in games. + NBA has stupid amount of games.

Someone go shoot hoops for 5 hrs and dont stop with the jump shots till your legs give out

It's basketball solely based on odds.

Each team can only have 13 players on the team, and basketball is a very popular sport everywhere. Nothing to do with basketball being more challenging then the other sports, there's just low demand and high supply.

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That's a good point. Basketball is the second most popular sport in the world that is played globally other than soccer and not many roster spots are available. It's really difficult to play professionally - not just in the United States - because the odds are against you. There are several baseball leagues, not just the MLB, and many roster spots open. A great athlete like Tracy McGrady, who was an NBA superstar during his younger days, has now become a baseball player (pitcher) at 34 years old for the Sugar Land Skeeters. It's never too late to pursue a baseball dream because the art of pitching doesn't have any boundaries, but I don't think you can expect to pursue a career in the other sports in your mid 30s. Maybe bowling.

hockey hardest everything else is incorrect

baseball easiest

easier even than golf



This post was edited by Nearin on May 16 2014 11:51am

Football is the toughest by far.

Hockey. They're the same size as NFL players, moving extremly fast and doing so with grace & agility. then u factor in the puck and how fast paced the game is.. I'm not even a hockey fan but its blatantly obvious

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