This article focuses on the discussion of sports moral in terms of Kant's moral philosophy. It aims to remind people of grasping that the essence of the sports moral to avoid unnecessary aggressive behavior and violence in the sport activities. Kant advocates the behavior motive is more important than the behavior result. He emphasizes that thoughts without content are empty and intuitions without concepts are blind. Thus, the author deals with the drugs abuse, violence, and sexual harassment in sport because they are unfortunate and unpleasant aspects of many sporting contests and games. The conclusion is that sports freedom is explicit and implicit in good intention and also in fulfilling one's duty and motivated by free will. It is evident that sports moral requests are Kant's imperatives and maxims in order to control human aggression and violence in sport activities.