Matt Serra, Din Thomas and UFC President Dana White pack a summer’s worth of fun into a trip to White’s vacation home in Maine, with go-karts, demolition derby, drag racing, lobster rolls, a hot dog eating contest and more. After all that, the guys check out a fight card that surprises them with its entertaining bouts and promising athletes.

2016 was the year in which UFC titles became more insignificant than ever before as fighters discovered that chasing big-money fights was more beneficial than mounting a championship belt above their mantelpiece. Arguably the biggest bout of 2016 was the welterweight rematch between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz. So it comes as no surprise that other fighters are learning the value of trying to set up fights that fans will pay to watch.

Anything can happen inside the cage, and this KO is the perfect example. This fighter got KO’d by getting throw to the ground onto his face!

There’s windsurfing, and then there’s Red Bull Storm Chase. The mind-bending maneuvers and massive amplitude that these guys catch is already crazy – now throw the same moves in heavy storm conditions. Somehow, some way, these guys pull it off, and we’ve collected the highlights here.

In celebration of ShowTime’s Championship Boxing 30th Anniversary, let’s look back at the most dramatic and memorable knockouts – from Thomas Hearn’s first round knockout on James Shuler to Deontay Wilder’s devastating right hand knockout on Artur Szpilka.

Lionel Messi is widely regarded as one of the top two footballers in the world, alongside Portuguese sensation Cristiano Ronaldo. Of course, the 29-year-old Argentine didn’t just stumble upon his skills at an older age, he’s been tearing up the competition since he was quite young.

Setting off from the slopes of Mount Royal, Sebastien Toutant hits all kinds of spots including stair sets and a graveyards!

Bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz enjoys a sushi feast before doing some last-minute shopping. Cody Garbrandt spends his holiday at a meal hosted by mentor Urijah Faber. Already in Las Vegas, women’s bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes celebrates with laughter and laundry. And former women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey arrives at the hotel to begin her first fight week in over a year.

It’s hard to believe there’s a trick that Bucky Lasek hasn’t done in his 30+ year career. He is still killing it as hard as ever!

LeBron James is an executive producer of NBC’s new game show The Wall, and the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar gave a sneak preview Friday on Instagram of one family that won $1.3 million. James delivered the prize himself, along with business manager and friend Maverick Carter. The family went nuts when it saw the King—even more so when it saw what he brought.

Two Irish mates having a late-night mock MMA fight on a Dublin street had a real-life brush with a fighting champ, when up drove none other than their hero, UFC star Conor McGregor. The men, one wearing a festive Christmas jumper, were pretending to wrestle and kick each other late on Friday night, with a few bystanders joining in. Suddenly, up pulled a black SUV with McGregor inside, driven by a friend.

“RAW: Ricky Carmichael rips his 2005 RM250 two stroke through the sand and woods. This bike is the last 2 stroke to win an AMA professional title. A huge thank you to Ricky, JH, the Berg family, and everyone who made this possible!” – @pearlescent.media.

Follow along through the GoPro lens as Matt Mingay takes the track on two wheels, as Julia Mancuso shreds a mountain with her mother and as Devin Williams sinks basket after basket. From family outings, to hard core base jumping, to dance and music, GoPro camera’s immortalize all your epic adventures.

Poohrail comes through with the goods and holds it down for the Bay Area with this awesome video part. Kids are just so damn good these days!

In this episode of GoPro Motorsports Original Series DRIVEN, take an in-depth look into the life of Supercross and Motocross champion, James Stewart. Ride along with James who is considers the fastest man on two wheels, as he takes you through his journey of success and hardships thought out his moto career.

Watch as the master Ben Raybourn makes this backyard ramp his b*tch. He filmed the whole damn video in one afternoon, because he is more at home mid transition than he is standing on the flat ground!

This is going to make you want to get into downhill in 2017. This video is a recap of the year just passed, featuring the most radical moments of crazy speed, slides and crashes.

The last ball of the 18th over in the Brisbane Heat’s innings was whacked to the fence by Joe Burns off the bowling of Kane Richardson. The security guard, sitting side-on, twisted to his right and secured the ball with a solid two-handed catch. He gave the adoring crowd a quick thumbs-up but went straight back to his job. “You’re allowed to smile,” suggested commentator Damien Fleming. Check it out!