became known for his controversial trash talking style, which involved verbally berating opposing cornerbacks for the majority of the game. show ready and willing to entertain at any given moment! Terrell Owens, the former NFL receiver best known to casual fans as “T.O.,” spent time with the San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys and the Cincinnati Bengals during his 15 year NFL career, and while there caused all sorts of ruckus with his dominant on-field play and his equally dominant trash talking game. Get yo’ popcorn ready folks, cause we’ve got the T.O. Currently undefeated, Rousey has a history of talking ze trash against all of her opponents (and some people who aren’t stepping into the octagon with her at all, like boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, who surprisingly didn’t end up making this list) more famously, Rousey has a history of backing that trash talk up, with an astounding 12-0 record that features three knockouts and nine submissions. That said, one active athlete who did make their way onto this list is “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey, the current UFC Women’s bantamweight champion (135 lbs) and one of the most dominant athletes on the planet. In the contemporary world of the Internet, Twitter, Facebook, etc., it’s more important than ever that athletes attempt to maintain a clean and politically correct profile, so as to maximize potential earnings via endorsements and appearances. Surprisingly, there aren’t a whole lot of active athletes on this list. A joker at heart, Sapp is remembered fondly by most of his opponents as more of a jester than a jerk, and he remains one of the best trash talkers in the history of the NFL. A notorious trash talker, Sapp had some incredible bouts with the likes of Mike Sherman and Brett Favre, even being fined by the NFL on numerous occasions for his verbose and plentiful attempts to demean his opponents. A dominant defensive tackle who was a key part of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers championship run in 2001, Sapp recorded 96 sacks during his career and is best remembered as an incredible athlete whose speed and power were bested only by his motor mouth. This former Tampa Bay Buccaneer and Oakland Raider may have his fair share of controversy off the field, and that’s made people forget that when he was on the field, Warren Sapp was virtually unblockable during the prime years of his career. Warren Sapp has a long and storied history both on the NFL field and off of it while his legacy has been clouded by several suspicious off the field incidents since his retirement in 2007.
Regardless of which sport any of the following individuals are beholden to, we couldn’t leave ’em off this list, which is a pretty good sign they’re the last people on Earth you’d want to run into were you to step onto an NFL field, inside a boxing ring, etc. With that in mind, we’ve gone and rounded up some of the nastiest trash talkers in the history of sports.
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Whether it’s the NFL, the NBA, professional boxing or even professional tennis, we’re pretty sure watching professional athletes verbally abuse each other is 47% of the reason we tune into sports (with the remaining percentages dedicates to knockout punches, touchdown runs and buzzer beating three-point shots). It’s an undeniable fact of life that one of the best things about professional sports is the trash talking.
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