Chris Dixon takes a yoga ball to the football pitch
Arthur TV, Theo Baker and Reeve join a goal-scoring challenge that stretches from tennis balls to oversized exercise equipment.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Scoring 1 Goal with Every Type of Ball
Video summary
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- 0:26A tennis-style penalty setup opens the challenge with the smallest ball.
- 2:25The four outfield players must keep a volleyball airborne together before shooting.
- 5:01A standard football returns, but scoring requires hitting the woodwork first.
- 7:41The group tries drop-volleys with an Australian Rules football.
- 10:03Wind makes the beach-ball round difficult to control.
- 12:10An oversized yoga ball supplies the final challenge; the result follows in this closing round.
A standard football is almost a relief in Chris Dixon's latest challenge. Even then, nobody gets to score without hitting the woodwork first.
"Scoring 1 Goal with Every Type of Ball" was the second channel's only new upload this week, reaching more than half a million views. Chris, Arthur TV, Theo Baker and Reeve work through an increasingly awkward assortment on an Australian pitch: a volleyball requires a collective keepy-uppy routine, the AFL ball calls for drop-volleys, and a beach ball makes the wind part of the opposition. The final yoga-ball round turns shooting into a much bouncier proposition. The video also includes a sponsored segment.
The comments have a distinctly local flavour. Some viewers recognise their own park, while others pick up on the AFL and Gaelic games references. Another recurring topic is the renewed supply of football challenges, although viewers' jokes about the upload schedule reach beyond this channel's single new post.
That upload is comfortably the channel's busiest video by daily views. Behind it, "One Hike to Rule Them All (Extended Edition)" continues drawing an audience for the combined Middle-earth adventure and its unseen footage, alongside the older "YouTuber Nostalgic Games Night".
Subscribers edged upwards, while daily viewing is running above its usual level. Among nearby football channels, OzanB Goalkeeper had a particularly large week; Chris Dixon's weekly views were much closer to angryginge13's. For a channel whose description promises life outside football, the week's main attraction has found an entertaining loophole: football goals, almost anything but a football.
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What viewers say
absolutely bonkers opening a chris dixon video and seeing my local park as the setting
@72kirlSee it on YouTubelet’s go AFL reference again
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MY GOD HES POSTED AGAIN
@trueeggmanSee it on YouTubeTook a long hiatus just to drop banger after bangers
@mayakop7See it on YouTubeFINALLY AN AUSTRALIAN VIDEO
@LeahBransbySee it on YouTubeokay mate, this is getting better
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The videos drawing views on Chris Dixon right now
- Channel
- Chris Dixon
- Subscribers
- 820,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 648,131
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 515,880
- Views on its first day
- 282,655
The numbers
Here is how Chris Dixon's week looks in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which film supplies the jokes during the dodgeball round?
The group makes jokes about the film Dodgeball while attempting self-drop volleys.



