The purpose of this study was to define theologically the types of sports, the types of sports violence, and the accountability of responsibility against the violence occurring in sports. As the methodology, this study was conducted through the literature review, considering the law and the process of investigating and researching various cases. The results of this study are summarized as follows; First, the types of sports in Korea were largely defined as professional sports, daily sports, school sports, and national representatives based on the 「Sports Basic Acts」of Korea. Second, the types of sports violence were defined as verbal violence, physical violence, and sexual violence. Third, the accountability of responsibility against the violence occurring in sports was defined as below; 1) the responsibility is accountable to professional team(corporation) in the case of professional sports, 2) the responsibility is accountable to corporation or Korean govenrnent in the case of corporate sports team, 3) the individual perpetrators in the case of the illegal acts in sports for all, 4) school foundation(educational corporation) in the case of private school sports or Korean government in the case of the public school, 5) Korean government and individual prepetrator in the case of national team. In the discussion and issues of the study, several critical points were presented on the feasibility of recovering the right of victims in the realities of sports in Korea. Based on this, a more effective way to recover the rights of victims was suggested. It is hoped that this study will contribute as basic data for protecting victims of sports violence in Korea and furthermore, properly defending the essence of a country where the rule of law is maintained.