Share a video or story of the best sporting comeback you've seen for $2!

I love my UFC and this is one of the biggest come from behind wins I can Remeber watching! Now I am a huge Anderson Silva fan so I was watching this with horror as my favourite fighter was getting beat down for 5 full championship rounds, then in the last minute he does the incredible…. You can watch for yourself but I was go smacked and jumping about like a loon! More importantly it was a great lesson in life to never get up, he was a minute away from losing his title, he stayed calm and then pounced when the opportunity presented itself! 👊 also I might add this was so shocking as Anderson had went though most other opponents like a hot knife though butter so I really couldn’t believe what I was seeing! Just google his highlights reel and you will see what I mean!

Yes, i love hockey :)

This time a most recent comeback of The Vancouver Canucks at Stanley Cup Playoffs this year. Scored twice within 12 seconds beating Nashville Predators to the ground

I am absolutely not a Liverpool fan and It pains me to say it but Liverpool's champions league final comeback win over AC Milan in 2005 was a pretty incredible sporting moment to watch.

3-0 down at halftime and seemingly aiming for damage control and for pride preservation, they managed bang in 3 goals in the space of a few minutes after the interval, pushing the game into extra time and penalties.

Some of my family are avid Liverpool fans and I remember the euphoria of the penalty shootout win well

My buddy and I are massive WindJammers fans. Ever since it was re-released on PS4 we used to do bi-monthly hangouts either online or in person and Jam out a few rounds. Always on the beach stage but different characters.

Having the game a little longer than him, I was the reigning champ however there are times the crown starts to slip and this is the case. I was only able to capture the last few moments of our game. I'm P1 and he is P2.

I'll let the video do the rest of the talking

EDIT: According to the Mod-Man gotta bring it back to the real world sports so gotta dig one out of the memory vaults during my varsity Fencing days.

When you fence in a team you have cumulative points. So although your first game can be 3-5 to the opponents. The next game, your team can score 7 points to end that match at 10-6. So there is strategy off the piste depending on your line up and trying to give the newer fencers some experience in a varsity game.

We were short in terms of fencers so many of us had to double up on weapons. Against our rivals Essex we were lagging pretty far behind, 77-87 (the matches usually totalled 90 points so Essex only needed 3 touches to win compared to our 13 points). Our next fencer needed to win the equivalent of 2 whole games to even equalise in the 3 minutes of play. Thankfully we had our ringer to play. He was our captain that lead us through many away games, keeping our spirits up with Powerade, and advice. Each point he scored we cheered supportively but it was a really tall hill to climb. In the last minute it was 85-89 so he already showed tremendous effort to pull it back but alas it was just one touch to win for the opponents. But then something changed, he switched up his style to a more provocative style where he was defensive rather than aggressive throwing the opponent off and the mad man's gamble paid off 90-89!!!

The amount of free drinks our cap got at the pub that night probably made him late for lecture the next day haha

Another cycling submission from me, and again Giro d'Italia!

2018 stage 19, i found this relatively short video to show Froome's victory after nearly 80km of solo pure mountain performance to secure the top position. Noone expected such comeback from him, unbelievable how he managed to keep this pace till the finish line