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* Giovanni Potage of ''WebAnimation/EpithetErased'' seems to have no formal combat training and instead applies a mixture of his [[SwissArmySuperpower soup powers]] and his notable baseball skill in combat. Mostly this just consists of [[BatterUp hitting people with the bat]] (which is surprisingly effective when he's charged up a guaranteed CriticalHit), but he also manages to knock Sylvie on his ass with a high-velocity ball of yarn.
-->'''Giovanni:''' I may not be the best supervillain in the world just yet, but when it comes to baseball, [[LargeHam I CAN'T BE BEAT!]]
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* Giovanni Potage of ''WebAnimation/EpithetErased'' seems to have no formal combat training and instead applies a mixture of his [[SwissArmySuperpower soup powers]] and his notable baseball skill in combat. Mostly this just consists of [[BatterUp hitting people with the bat]] (which is surprisingly effective when he's charged up a guaranteed CriticalHit), but he also manages to knock Sylvie on his ass with a high-velocity ball of yarn.
-->'''Giovanni:''' I may not be the best supervillain in the world just yet, but when it comes to baseball, [[LargeHam I CAN'T BE BEAT!]]
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* The [[RobotAthlete Sports Boyzz]] of ''WesternAnimation/TheBOTSMaster''. They are Batzz (baseball), Bogey (golf), Ace (tennis) and All Ball (volleyball and soccer).
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* The [[RobotAthlete Sports Boyzz]] of ''WesternAnimation/TheBOTSMaster''.''WesternAnimation/TheBotsMaster'', who use balls that explode. They are Batzz (baseball), Bogey (golf), Ace (tennis) and All Ball (volleyball and soccer).
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** Yota Tsuji of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling played American football in college and uses a spear called the Gene Blast as his finisher. He was a quarterback mind you, but even so.
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* ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth'': The DLC jobs Linebacker (for male characters) and Tennis Ace (for female characters) which fight using football tackles and tennis serves, respectively.
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* Gon in ''Manga/HunterXHunter'' applies to combat his skills he developed for fishing and passes the extremely selective Hunter Exam thanks to it (with the help of friends he gained along the way). It is implied that Gon's father Ging had the same fishing background and is now one of the three strongest fighters in the world.
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** Gon appliesto combat his the skills he developed for fishing to combat and passes the extremely selective Hunter Exam thanks to it (with the help of friends he gained along the way). It is implied that Gon's father Ging had the same fishing background and is now one of the three strongest fighters in the world.
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* Part of Dead End's level 3 [[LimitBreak special attack]] in ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}: Forged to Fight'' involves him using the exhaust pipe he uses as a weapon to bat a grenade at his opponent like a baseball.
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* In Rome in 1496, Spanish mercenary UsefulNotes/DiegoGarciaDeParedes was playing with his brother and five colleagues (among them UsefulNotes/FranciscoPizarro's father) to a kind of throwing rod game called ''barra castellana'', when they got in a brawl with about twenty soldiers from the Pope's Royal Guard. Armed solely with the rod against their swords, Paredes jumped into the brawl and destroyed the guards, killing five and knocking out over ten.
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* Wink E. Dickerson from ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance'' brings his baseball pitching skills to the battlefield. While of average stats all around, he has a trait that lets him throw grenades much further, though not necessarily more accurately.
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** Timothy 'Leech' Jenkins has one of the highest accuracy scores in the game, cultivated from his previous career as a world-class trapshooter. While of average physical stats, and thus not as swift or durable as more professional soldiers, he seems to have switched to mercenary work quite well. Disturbingly well, given his comments that shooting people is more fun than clay pigeons because they scream.
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** Timothy 'Leech' Jenkins has one of the highest accuracy scores in the game, cultivated from his previous career as a world-class trapshooter. While of average physical stats, and thus not as swift or durable as more professional soldiers, he seems to have switched to mercenary work quite well. Disturbingly well, given his comments that shooting people is more fun than clay pigeons because they scream.
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* ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' had the "flip-6-3-hole" play imported from some kind of shiny football. It was ''not'' in the original story.
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': In "Death in the Clinic", Inspector Poole stops a fleeing criminal by grabbing a coconut and bowling it at him: a perfect full toss that hits him in the head and knocks him out. Poole immediately undercuts the moment by remarking that he hadn't expected that to work.
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': In "Death in the Clinic", Inspector Poole stops a fleeing criminal by grabbing a coconut rubber weight from a fishing net and bowling it overhand at him: a perfect full toss that hits him in the head and knocks him out. Poole immediately undercuts the moment by remarking that he hadn't expected that to work.
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* In Manga/FinalFantasyLostStranger'', Shogo joined the competitive archery club back in high school for the sake of living out his fantasies as being a Ranger in ''Final Fantasy''. Although he explicitly learned the ritualistic kind for sport, his skills prove handy when he becomes an adventurer, as he proves to be a great (but not infallible) shot and his ability to fight at range helps him overcome his lack of strength and experience.
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** Raiden from is a former American football player who adapted certain moves to fit his later career choice as a wrestler. For instance, he will take a lineman's three-point stance before launching into a vicious shoulder tackle.
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** Raiden from is a former American football player who adapted certain moves to fit his later career choice as a wrestler. For instance, he will take a lineman's three-point stance before launching into a vicious shoulder tackle.
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* {{Inverted}} in ''Film/RememberTheTitans''--Sunshine uses Tai Chi to flip an opposing tackle ass-over-teakettle.
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* {{Inverted}} in ''Film/RememberTheTitans''--Sunshine ''Film/RememberTheTitans''--football player Sunshine uses his knowledge of Tai Chi to flip an opposing tackle ass-over-teakettle.
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* ''VideoGame/EliteBeatAgents'' had Hulk Bryman, a washed-up baseball player, defeat an evil monster using his baseball skills (with the help of cheering from the EBA). Can he kick butt? "[[CatchPhrase You bet, kid!]]"
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* ''VideoGame/EliteBeatAgents'' had Hulk Bryman, a washed-up baseball player, defeat an evil monster using his baseball skills (with the help of cheering from the EBA). Can he kick butt? "[[CatchPhrase You "You bet, kid!]]"kid!"
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* ''Fight Fever'' has Magic Dunker, a basketball player probably named after Magic Johnson. His projectile is a basketball, but he jumps into the air and throws it with a dunking motion.
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* ''Fight Fever'' ''VideoGame/FightFever'' has Magic Dunker, a basketball player [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed probably named named]] after Magic Johnson. His projectile is a basketball, but he jumps into the air and throws it with a dunking motion.
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* ''VideoGame/BatBoy'' is a '' VideoGame/ShovelKnight''-inspired action platformer, where the player character and bosses are sports-themed superheroes rather than outlandishly themed knights. Bat Boy can hit projectiles back at enemies or throw his bat as a MagicBoomerang, and each boss teaches him a new ability from their repertoire when defeated — charging like a rampaging linebacker, a leaping tennis smash, etc.
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* ''VideoGame/BatBoy'' is a '' VideoGame/ShovelKnight''-inspired action platformer, where the player character and bosses are sports-themed superheroes rather than outlandishly themed knights. The love interest becomes a literal TennisBoss. Bat Boy can hit projectiles back at enemies or throw his bat as a MagicBoomerang, BattleBoomerang, and each boss teaches him a new ability from their repertoire when defeated — charging like a rampaging linebacker, a leaping tennis smash, etc.
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* ''VideoGame/BatBoy'' is a '' VideoGame/ShovelKnight''-inspired action platformer, where the player character and bosses are sports-themed superheroes rather than outlandishly themed knights. Bat Boy can hit projectiles back at enemies or throw his bat as a MagicBoomerang, and each boss teaches him a new ability from their repertoire when defeated — charging like a rampaging linebacker, a leaping tennis smash, etc.
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* The Sports Boyzz of ''WesternAnimation/TheBOTSMaster''. They are Batzz (baseball), Bogey (golf), Ace (tennis) and All Ball (volleyball and soccer).
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* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'': [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] when Casey tries to train Morgan to be a spy. Morgan is initially good when it comes to identifying guns because of all the FirstPersonShooters he's played, but has trouble actually firing the gun.
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* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'': [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] when Casey tries to train Morgan to be a spy. Morgan is initially good when it comes to identifying guns because of all the FirstPersonShooters he's played, but has trouble actually firing the gun.
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Part of the trope name comes from former football player, coach, and commentator John Madden, who has a line of successful football video games.
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Part of the trope name comes from former football player, coach, and commentator John Madden, who has a line the ''VideoGame/MaddenNFL'' series of successful American football video games.
games, and thus indirectly from their [[InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt celebrity sponsor]] John Madden.
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* Shibuya Yuuri from ''LightNovel/KyoKaraMaoh'' used his skill at baseball to win a Sword Fight in one of the earlier episodes.
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* Shibuya Yuuri from ''LightNovel/KyoKaraMaoh'' ''Literature/KyoKaraMaoh'' used his skill at baseball to win a Sword Fight in one of the earlier episodes.
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* Wink E. Dickerson from ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance'' brings his baseball pitching skills to the battlefield. While of average stats all around, he has a trait that lets him throw grenades much further, though not necessarily more accurately.
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* ''VideoGame/ThanksKillingDay'': In the room behind the fireplace, [[PlayerCharacter the kid]] can find a hockey stick that he can use as a weapon.
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* Hongo Joichi from ''Manga/TerraFormars'' uses soccer moves in conjunction with his altered legs to fight Martian roaches and another recipient of the Mosiac Organ Operation.
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* Hongo Joichi from ''Manga/TerraFormars'' ''Manga/TerraforMARS'' uses soccer moves in conjunction with his altered legs to fight Martian roaches and another recipient of the Mosiac Organ Operation.
