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Not gonna lie but when they showed Will Smith(The Actor) I really started thinking “What’d he do now?!?!” 😂

they aren't sorry for their actions, they're sorry they got caught

I’m tired of hearing cheating sportsmen say “I made a mistake”. Just tell the truth and say “I cheated and got caught. I accept whatever punishment the authorities decide”.

9:18 this is the worst kind of cheat because someone could have died. Doing something to gain a few points extra is wrong but loading your boxing gloves should be a prison sentence

The way I see it, if you don’t want to play a game fair, then don’t play at all

How can Luiz Resto only be number 9? This wasn't just cheating, it was a criminal offence.

Luis Resto’s gloves should’ve been ranked way higher! That wasn’t just cheating; it was a criminal offense. That was like hitting someone with bricks; assault with a deadly weapon. I’ll agree with comments I’ve read elsewhere on here about the documentary. It’s very good. Resto was devastated by the actions he and Panama Lewis were found guilty of. Lewis was truly a bad man. He showed virtually no remorse for what he did, including using illegal substances in water to add agility for his boxers.

Luis Restos gloves didn't just have the padding removed he also had plastered them!!! Absolutely insane!

I know rugby isn’t big in North America, but you can’t put into words how big of a scandal the blood capsule in the Harlequins v Leinster match was. Most of the cheating listed seemed to have been the decision of one or two players, but Bloodgate was a tactic orchestrated by the management and rocked the sport of rugby, leading to substitution laws being changed

What they failed to mention from the Collins-Resto fight, was that not only did Resto have padding removed from his gloves, he also had his hand wraps dipped in plaster of Paris. The poor kid was basically hit by bricks for 10 rounds. Beyond tragic story, RIP Billy Ray Collins.

The Thierry Henry incident is actually known as the "Hand of Frog" here in Ireland

I was caught, I didn't mean to be caught, I apologize for being caught and I won't be caught again.

All flopping or faking an injury should be penalized. No matter the sport.

I think what is more disgusting by this is how little to no punishment was applied to these cheaters.

Re: “I made a mistake.” No, they did not make mistakes. Their plans to cheat were carried out successfully. The mistake was not concealing their illegal substance or action from the view of officials.

That cheating scandal in aussie cricket was so hard to believe,it embarrassed the whole country

Lance Armstrong: The Cheater who got away with it. The money he made from bicycling allowed him to invest, gain more profits, and eventually allowed him to pay off the penalties incurred after he confessed.

The lack of accountability is staggering 😳… There’s no sportsmanship whatsoever here.

“This is a complete misunderstanding, I wasn’t supposed to be caught.”

“ I am extremely sorry that I got caught and hope everyone buys my fake apology and tears.”

Billy Ray Collins, the boxer, didn't "pass away" in a car accident. It was basically suicide. His life spiralled and his last words before that fateful trip was that he was going out to die.

When I was a kid we went to at least one mlb game a year and batting practice was always my favorite part because I could easily get close to the players and try to talk to them. I could never get a player to even look at me except once. It was the Rangers vs Cubs. I was a massive cub fan. I was screaming at everyone and couldn’t get any attention. All of a sudden Sosa walked out. I was star struck but knew if I couldn’t get the B team players to look at me he was going to be impossible. So instead I just yelled Sup Sammy! And that was it. He walked straight to me. For a 9 year old cub fan that was such an awesome experience. Much respect for that man.

They forgot to mention that most teams take note of signs with the Other teams and the Astros were just sloppy.

Great video babbletop. Always great videos.

I’m not surprised that Diego Maradona is #1 everybody and their grandparents knows about the Hand of God Goal during the 1986 World Cup

Competitiveness brings out the worst in people sometimes

"#17 Will Smith" lol what? Had me going for a second there.

I love how baseball players argue and get mad after they've been caught cheating....it's like a real thing 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 bruh you got caught like a child ON TV!!!

In Australia, that cricket scandal made it all the way to the Prime Minister

Golfer here. I can confirm that yes, the whole golf community hates Patrick Reed. He's done more than just cheating

I remember watching my Habs in the finals, 1993, this call was one of the turning points in bringing the cup back to Montreal!

Not that Will Smith got me 😂😂😂.....I seriously got to checking what I was watching because I remember it was about sports, lol 😅

The Australian cricket team scandal was just disgusting. Not only did it ruin the image of our country's extremely talented team, but the players (David Warner in particular,) didn't even look sorry. His crocodile tears at the press conference were laughable at best, and it really showed the "we're better than everyone because we're sports stars" mentality. Also while Bancroft was the one who cheated, it was pretty obvious that Warner (Vice-Captain,) and Smith (Captain,) were the ones who orchestrated it and convinced Bancroft to do it.

Thought Lance Armstrong would be on here, the athlete I admired and brought me closer with my dad only to break our hearts. We flew half way across the world to watch that cheater race.

Great video. Im a subscriber

I knew my Astros were going to be here!🤣

That first soccer clip is hilarious, always like seeing the tremendous acting skills of soccer players 🤣🤣

With regards to Nelson Piquet Junior and Crashgate, it was him being fired by the Renault team less than a year later that indirectly led to the FIA taking another look. Around the 2009 European Grand Prix in Valencia, Spain, Piquet had spoken to then FIA President Max Mosley. In this conversation, he explained that it had been a deliberate act by the team to cause a Safety Car period, which combined with team mate Fernando Alonso having pitted just two laps before, which would mean that Alonso would emerge in the lead once everyone else pitted. As Ted Kravitz who worked with the BBC at the time said: "We now know what happened, Nelson Piquet crashed on purpose, to bring out the Safety Car. This wasn't spying on other teams or lying to the stewards, this was endanger spectators, marshalls and his own safety." With regards to the reference about "spying on other teams," the 2007 Spygate scandal deserves a dishonourable mention in my view. In July 2007, reports began circulating that Ferrari had hired a private investigator to look into how a document of confidential data regarding their car that year got into the hands of a photocopier in Woking, United Kingdom. It emerged that through contact with disgruntled Ferrari employee, their former Chief Mechanic, Nigel Stepney, the McLaren team's chief designer, Mike Coughlin, had come into possession of these papers and his wife had sent the paperwork for photocopying. Long story short, after initially denying that they'd benefitted from the data, McLaren revealed that they had in fact not only were aware of it, but they had benefitted from the data (for example,for Malaysia, they were able to predict when they'd stop for fuel and tyres). McLaren were given a very stiff penalty: the team (who had led both Constructors and Drivers championships at the time) were excluded from the 2007 Constructors Championship, the team (other than their drivers) wouldn't score any further points in the season, but the biggest headline grabber was the huge fine they paid. The team were fined $100,000,000

4:28 "In the aftermath, the players would seem unapologetic for taking part in the scheme." "I'm really sorry..." LMAO.

Poor bill conners bro, he was a underdog kid in age 22, after the incident in that match😢

I love you WatchMojo but the Houston Astros have to be higher on this list.

Great video. But a bit more insight as to why some of this instances were cheating would have been nice.

If you're in baseball and you're not cheating, then you're not in baseball.

The way Rebecca struggle to say Rivaldo's name made me laugh 😅

"Win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat". ...Jesse The Body Ventura. 😆😄

You missed two good ones. The first is Albert Belle who used to play for the Cleveland Indians. He was a power hitter whose numbers went up drastically one year and after hitting a ball the umpires were suspicious and took his bat to be checked out and locked it in the umpire's dressing room. While the game was going on one of Albert's teammates climbed through the ceiling tiles and dropped into the umpire's dressing room and replaced Albert's bat with one of their own. This however was found out. The other one was the woman who won the Boston Marathon. I don't remember her name but it turns out that she took the subway to a stop not far from the finish line after starting the race with everyone else and then ran across to finish in first place. She was awarded as the winner until people started questioning how no one saw her past them for much of the course.

"accidental mistake", a mistake is a mistake, and an accident is an accident.

Martin Mcsorley...that made me burst out laughing!!!

As long as athletes think they will get away with it, they will cheat and it hurts the individual sport so much.

How did you guys forget this cheater. Rosie M. Vivas was a Cuban-American fraudster who was declared the winner in the female category for the 84th Boston Marathon in 1980, only to have her title stripped eight days after the race when it was discovered that she had not run the entire course. She cheated to win. There was interview after she raced. She didn't understand the racing terminologies the analyst was saying.

In South Africa, we have an annual race that I think is the world's oldest ultra-marathon (more than 42 kilometers). It alternates from Pietermaritzburg to Durban and vice versa, and is around 90 kilometers long. One year sort of recently a runner from the Eastern Cape finished in the top ten, earning, I don't know, 5 or 10 thousand dollars, or something like that. It turns out he was alternating with his twin whenever he took a port-a-potty break.

Regarding the badminton cheating at the Olympics, this is an design problem, not a player problem. Players use a strategy to gain an advantage. There is no cheating here.

The Will Smith part had me howling 🤣

The Astros "won" the World Series because they cheated. Why are they not way higher? You put a flopper and a guy who moved sand above them. Come on.

It sucks when you get caught so is it worth it, don`t cheat! Also Astro their wins will always be in people's minds as suspicious and will always be a scar on their achievements.

Apart from the hand goal, Maradonna was also offside. How did the linesman let that slide? It's beyond me 😂😂

How is Mike Tyson biting Holyfield's ear not on here?!

Louie not only didnt have padding, but he had dipped his wraps in plaster of paris or whatever its called, and basically made his gloves bricks. He was pounding that guy with gloves with insides literally as hard as a rock.

I remember so much about the McSorley stick, because I was 12 and live near Montreal, the year the Canadiens won the cup !

I recall a baseball game fairly recently (can't remember when exactly, nor between who) where two outfielders both went to catch a deep flyball near the rear wall, and they ended up colliding with each other so hard one was knocked unconscious and had to be carried off the field. The cheating occurred when the other got up, noticed his buddy lying unmoving next to the ball, and quickly stuffed the ball into his unconscious buddy's glove (all caught on camera) and tried to claim his buddy caught it before they collided. No one bought it, natch.

Someone who won fairly but is said to have cheated is Brad Keselowski. He actually got his win fairly, and Carl Edwards was just in Brad's way and tried blocking, but it was no use. He crashed and Keselowski got the victory.

When athletes have to cheat to win, they're not athletes.

Did you see that Niekro toss the contraband?!

That ref who was supposed to check that boxers gloves should have been jailed to..sick and tragic repercussions!

How in the hell did George Brett not make it on this list?

The "Hand of God" scored a goal. Or just Diegos hand. Goal still stands. Was fun to watch. Great video

12:53 Henry himself said that that particular match should have been replayed. I'm surprised that George Brett's Pine Tar homerun didn't make the list.

How about Lance Armstrong?! I was sure he'd get the first place. And omitting Tom Brady's and Bill Belacheck's inflatogate?!

I think Germaine de Randamie should be on this list for hitting Holly Holm after the bell in two consecutive rounds when they fought in the UFC. I've watched many MMA fights and hits after the bell rarely happen, to have it happen twice in one fight, with really hard shots, with no point penalty, and then have Holly barely lose the fight on the judges score cards, where even just one penalty for the second offence would have turned the tide? I can't see it as anything but unpunished cheating where the cheater won.

I remember that game with Pineda because I'm a Sox fan and watched that game. It had been something that had happened throughout the series and that was the final straw. I mean he literally had it all over the side of his neck. It looked like gravey and his claims that he just made a mistake was complete crap! He came out with it after the teams were warned not to do it. Sox/Yankees games are pretty intense and this moment was completely hysterical. (After that some of the fans dubbed him PineTar Pineda.)

I can't believe you left it the numerous cheating gigs by Tom Brady and the Patriots. The "Deflate Gate", reading lips of the opposing teams, obtaining their playbooks, etc.

Mcsorely whining that the Canadiens strategically waited to call him on his illegal stick is hilarious.

Just a reminder that Pineda and Will Smith were suspended for more games than the players on the Astros that used systematic cheating to win a World Series.

Notice how they all use the term "mistake" to describe willingly doing wrong correctly.

The worst offender in history is Thierry Henry by a quadrillion kilometres.

Ireland is still pissed off at that Goal in 2009

Caught cheaters should be permanently remove/banned from the Sports! Those apologies are BS! They know what they're doing and what the benefits are! 😒

I am surprised A-Rod's glove slap in the 2004 ALCS wasn't on here.

Wow the Houston Astros directly stole that trick from the "One Outs" anime🤣🤣🤣

There's so many other times of flopping being blatant cheating other than ferreira, dude just had a ball kicked at him

I remember #6 like it was yesterday. Sky Sports was in an absolute uproar after the match (how I got them here in the U.S. I still don't know, but I did), and frankly, I'm shocked there wasn't an actual war started over that handball.

I love that she didnt even try to say Rivaldo's name right.

"Martin McSorley"...said NO ONE EVER with an IQ higher than that of a houseplant

I would rather lose playing fair than cheating.when I'd play basketball with my friends when one of us would knock the ball out of bounds and they thought they were the last one to touch it I would always tell them it was me if it really was even though they thought it was them.i hate cheaters,games or people cheating on their man or woman.

I'm old enough to remember Joe Niekro having the file fly out his back pocket when the umps pressed him and the spitball/vaseline era

The only thing that Steve Smith and his friends regretted was that they got caught, sadly the fact is that the Australian team had a rough time after their suspensions and when they became eligible for selection again, they came straight back into the side. Some say cheats never prosper, tell that to David Warner and Steve Smith.

There are no REFEREES in BASEBALL. Baseball has UMPIRES. 😂

Imagine cheating in cricket

When they get caught cheating and then claim it was a mistake that makes the act even more egregious. Take responsibility for your cheating rather than trying to weasel out of your bad behavior

9:12 (call sign) hey that's the local CBS/FOX affiliate here in New Mexico that's awesome

The stickum on the basketball could throw off a free throw by causing the ball to not leave the thrower's hand at the speed that he had intended. I mean if you are throwing into a hoop your throw could fall just enough short to make you miss.

Thierry Henry's "hand of God" will never be as bad as Diego Maradonas against us -_-

Every person that is caught cheating like what we have seen here, needs to be PERMANENTLY banned from any games. They are cheats and should be treated harshly. There is a LOT of money changing hands with these high-rolling games. But, athletes are a privileged group and get away with way more than the every day person on the street.

There are few things more pathetic than cheating 😂

When they said, Will Smith i was thinking... that wasn't cheating it was an "entanglement" 😅😅

The people of Ireland still hasn't forgiven Thierry Henry for cheating. People from other countries said "well France is more entertaining than Ireland anyway. Its better to have them at the world cup". France went on and didn't win a single game and were knocked out at the group stage.... entertaining. CHEATS!

Top Ten Cheaters who Got Permanently Banned

Nothing about Lance Armstrong? Come on y’all!

It is argued that the damage inflicted by Luis Resto was in part responsible for his opponent's death in the car crash.