She my sister knows a group of break-dancers, all Vietnamese.

>implying table tennis is questionable as a sport

no jimmies were meant to be rustled in this post, both ping pong and b-boying are recognized as sports, but it's just one of those things that make you think "..what?" I'm saying if that's in with a world-wide community that b-boying has they should also be able to be in the olympics

Cricket is the second most famous sport in the world, and it's not in the Olympics.

im pretty sure thats either baseball, basketball, hockey, racing or american football, with football being first, who the heck plays cricket? english people and maybe indian people?

You very heavely populated countries (they also play it in the Caribbean) American Football isn't even in the top ten, basketball is third. It's statistics.

A link would be nice to prove your point

http://www.worldsbiggests.com/2010/04/top-10-most-popular-team-sports-in.html

well I guess I was wrong about American handegg.

wow I had no idea field hockey was such a big sport, seems like just a sport I played as a kid in my backyard

damn those indians, but i accept my defeat :3

what does that have to do with table tennis not being a legit olympic sport?

Chris Browns only good hit was Rhianna.