The Most Accidentally Sexual Photos in Sports History, Part II

There's plenty of love to go around here.

Jul 01, 2013
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Sometimes on the field, things get a little messy. Professional athletes are often times giving life and limb for our entertainment, and the intensity they bring to the big stage can lead to a few pause-worthy positions. Thankfully for our immature minds, photographers and their super-quick cameras have documented a few compromising moments from our favorite athletes. From Kobe Bryant and LeBron James sharing a helping hand to Derek Jeter's close encounters on the diamond to the master Chris Bosh, here are the Most Accidentally Sexual Photos in Sports History, Part II.

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Chris Bosh and Chris Paul

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Bosh in full creep mode.

Greg Paulus and Jon Scheyer

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It's no surprise that Jon Scheyer led Duke to a National Championship as soon as Greg Paulus left.

Ryan Giggs and Raul Meireles

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It looks like Old Giggsy is about to tap-out.

Carlos Tevez and Rio Ferdinand

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Tevez transferred from Manchester City to Juventus last week. We know one guy who's happy to see Tevez leave England.

Frank Lampard and John Terry

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These longtime Chelsea teammates still like to stick together even when they're on international duty for England.

Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso

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These guys had just beat AC Milan for the European Cup, and were definitely feeling feisty. Me-ow.

Andy Carroll and Martin Skrtel

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Nothing wrong with a little love during a 3-0 blowout.

Franck Ribery

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Everyone wants a piece of the goal scorer.

Kobe Bryant and Lamar Odom

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Just a lil' love tap.

Ray Allen, Kobe Bryant, and Vlade Divac

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Sugar Ray must've really wanted that rebound.

Derek Jeter and Gary Sheffield

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NYC's most eligible bachelor sometimes finds groupies on the field too.

Darnell Dockett

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Here's the call: 15 yards for unnecessary roughness.

Andy Carroll and Lukasz Fabianski

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Okay, this one might've not been an accident. EA Sports has got to get it together.

Real Sociedad

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#teamtwerk makes the dream (t)werk.

Gary Neville and Paul Scholes

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With that kind of passion, how can Manchester United ever lose?

Dwight Howard and Kobe Bryant

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Now we can understand why Dwight reportedly wants out of Los Angeles.

Wayne Rooney

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Just keep dribbling, Wayne.

Ruud van Nistelrooy and Darren Fletcher

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A little post-goal celebration.

LeBron James and Kobe Bryant

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We're guessing this happened before LeBron became King James.

Calvin Pace and Ben Roethlisberger

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We think Calvin Pace grabbed a little too much of Big Ben.

Fabien Hambuechen and Jonathan Horton

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Looks like these guys were going for a little more than the Gold.

Chris Bosh

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The facial that inspired this list. Thanks, Chris.

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