Wrestling was considerably more violent in those days I think, men could be killed wrestling, whereas nowadays it is all more theatrical.

Baiting, which involves setting one kind of animal on another, a bear being attacked by savage dogs for instance, is I think illegal nowadays, so it only goes on in secret. I believe that people in the UK still do badger baiting.

Hunting with dogs was popular with the upper classes, but is illegal in the UK now, and in medieval times it would have been deer who were the chief quarry, whereas in recent times in the UK it was foxes.

Football (soccer) was played in medieval times, and was a much more violent game than it is today (nowadays violence is mostly among the spectators). Hordes of people might play, and it could become extremely violent.

I am not sure how golf different from the present day, though I doubt that they had the elaborate golf courses that they do in our own time.

Jousting we do not have nowadays, except at medieval re-enactment fairs. They may be quite similar, except that there would be less likely to be serious injury, as could sometimes occur at medieval jousts.