Which sporting event has stressed you out the most?

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For me it's hands down game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals. The entire finals had just been one stretch of heart wrenching, blood pressure rising, bi-polar inducing roller coaster.
My family and I were driving back from Memphis, TN and we ended up stopping in Iowa for the night and to watch the game as my father in law and I are both Lakers fans.

For the first 42 minutes or so of the game, it looked like the Lakers were going to lose and lose big, and then the comeback happened.
I had never gone through such an emotional low and high from a sporting event before nor since. But in the end

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What's yours?
 
Anytime the pats are in the Superbowl....since the damn Dolphins don't get anywhere close to it, I've never been able to see them in a big game...so the most stressed out I've gotten is when our rivals get there.
 
Any NY Giants game. They are bipolar. Who knows what team comes out and which how many manningfaces we will see.

More specifically when the Giants went against the undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XLII ). We really did not want to be "the team that the patriots finally beat to complete their undefeated season." Luckily we had some magic happen on the field. Patriots got owned twice by the Giants. Merry Christmas fools.
 
Copenhagen qualification to CL in 2010, the very last match against Rosenborg was just way too intense, was feeling sick enough to vomit. Seeing our manager and players just celebrating afterwards was so amazing

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This year with Chelsea in CL finale against Bayern was pretty intense too, but hanging onto that lead against Barca the round before was probably more stressing.
 
Probably Oregon losing to Auburn in the 2011 BCS National Championship, a game which was far closer than most people seem to remember.

Oh well. Probably would've had to vacate it anyway.
 
Those poor Lakers

who knows where they'd be without the refs and an injured center on the opposing team

:(
 
Any NY Giants game. They are bipolar. Who knows what team comes out and which how many manningfaces we will see.

More specifically when the Giants went against the undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XLII ). We really did not want to be "the team that the patriots finally beat to complete their undefeated season." Luckily we had some magic happen on the field. Patriots got owned twice by the Giants. Merry Christmas fools.

This. 100 times this.
 
UNC vs Kansas, 2008 Final Four.

If I could've put my thoughts & feelings into action I'd be in jail right now.
The 05 championship I didn't even stress over despite the fact I didn't expect us to win.
The 09 championship was basically an inevitability. We were an absolute buzzsaw.

weirdly enough I stressed a lot over the USA vs Spain bball final in the 2008 Olympics. just had a sickening feeling we were gonna blow it but then Kobe saved America.
 
wimbledon 2009 (and 2008 but i missed half of that when it was live)


5–7, 7–6(8–6), 7–6(7–5), 3–6, 16–14





The match took 4 hours and 17 minutes to complete, and the fifth set alone lasted 95 minutes. luckily it ended with this



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i was screaming my lungs out on match point.


other nominee:
-whenever germany loses yet again in the final stages of a big football event.
 
Bulls game 7 against the Pacers 1998

only game of the title era that I wasn't sure if we were going to win while watching it.
 
Boston Bruins, 2011 playoffs. The whole fucking thing. Three Game 7s, five overtime games, coming back from an 0-2 deficit in two different series, winning the Cup on the road in Game 7... I honestly don't know how I was able to stomach watching many of those games.

2004 ALCS, Sox/Yanks is up there as well.
 
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