Over time the world of sports have caused a whole lot of vibe in the world with fans troopning each each time their favorite teams play to support them with passion. Below is a comprehensive list of 10 Most Razzmatazz Sport Teams In The World of All Time, from those who thrived to those who imploded.

#1 | Golden State Warriors (2014-present)
All great things come to an end: summer, Kanye West, the Earth, probably. Nothing can last forever and the three-time NBA champion Golden State Warriors are keenly aware of this. This is why the off-season signing of professional loudmouth DeMarcus Cousins is so odd. It's like inviting a Trojan Horse into the locker room, except it's just Cousins, who's quite capable of taking down a dynasty all by himself.

Maybe this gives him too much credit, especially for a guy who won't likely be back until after Christmas at the earliest. Anyway, when Kevin Durant joined the one-time champs after their shock loss to Cleveland in the 2016 Finals, it solidified the Warriors as a modern super team. Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green were homegrown and the Dubs rounded out their first title team from there, but Durant ending the biggest free-agent sweepstakes since LeBron by joining the best team in basketball. In the past, players joined forces to create their own dynasty. Durant just went along for the ride and super teams were never the same.

#2 | Washington Redskins (2000)
In his nearly 20 years as Redskins owner, Dan Snyder has lost in every possible manner, but he started with a bang at the turn of the century. Snyder went shopping for a title, beginning a long run of ex-superstar hoarding that gave Washington the mocking moniker "offseason champs." The 'Skins never did it bigger than 2000, when they brought in a past-his-prime Deion Sanders, a past-his-prime Bruce Smith, a did-he-even-have-a-prime Jeff George and why-is-he-always-included-on-this-list Marc Carrier.

That team nearly carried the NFL's first-ever $100 million price tag and the accompanying hype was every bit as big as the paychecks. After a slow start, Washington rolled off five-straight wins to get to 6-2 but lost four of its next five, which led to the firing of coach Norv Turner with the Redskins at 7-6. Shockingly a late-season coaching change to a still-winning team didn't go so well and Washington busted out with an 8-8 record.

#3 | Boston Celtics (2007-12)
The NBA would never be the same. Paul Pierce was having his prime wasted in Boston and when the team's hopes to get a top-two pick to draft Kevin Durant or Greg Oden were dashed, Danny Ainge needed to remake the team in a different manner.

He traded for Ray Allen and later brought in Kevin Garnett to form a superstar trio that cost six players, one expiring contract and some draft-pick swaps in trades. The three were to be paid $58.5 million (three teams didn't have that big a payroll) and lived up to the hype, winning the 2008 NBA Finals and falling in Game 7 to the Lakers two years later. The super team era had arrived.

#4 | Miami Heat (2010-14)
With 12 words, LeBron James changed the complexion of the NBA forever. "In this fall, I'm going to take my talents to South Beach." The national debacle that was The Decision burned the people of Cleveland and surprised an NBA world that had expected LeBron to go elsewhere as recently as 24 hours before.

But LeBron joining Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh (who'd announced his talent-taking destination earlier in the week) would build on what the Garnett/Pierce/Allen Celtics did, having far-reaching implications that helped normalize the idea of superstars joining their pals (from Team USA or wherever) to form a title contender. The Heat won two titles, not three, not four, not five, but the seed was planted for the next decade of NBA dominance - the super team to end all super teams.

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Chelsea FC must be in the top 5.

The new york knicks should be there.over-hyped shitty team.

Wow. That's right.