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Throwing a few names out there. Who's dominated their sport for their whole career. Most famous/highest earnings count for anything? Or just their achievements in their field.

Please add more names and opinions.



Michael Jordan

Roger Federer

Tiger Woods

Muhammad Ali

Pele

Jack Nicklaus

Michael Schumacher

Don Bradman

Ayrton Senna

Stephen Hendry

Michael Phelps

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erogenous_zone
When: 19 Jul 12 00:01
phil taylor

bob nudd

chuck norris
By:
erogenous_zone
When: 19 Jul 12 00:02
one for arronh:

wasnt Booker T 5 times world wrestling champ or something?? Confused
By:
blöder Wichser
When: 19 Jul 12 00:05
Tim Henperson
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 00:11
Darts players, just don't deserve to be on the list. Pub sports are not worthy

Bob Nudd LaughLaughLaughLaugh



Michael Jordan...what a champ
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 00:16
e.zone I thought you were going to add HorseRacingExpert to the list Laugh
By:
erogenous_zone
When: 19 Jul 12 00:18
LaughLaughLaugh

obviously hes dominating the game for now but cant say that hes dominated their sport for their whole career just yet anyway Laugh
By:
cob316
When: 19 Jul 12 00:19
Michael Johnson was incredible!
By:
erogenous_zone
When: 19 Jul 12 00:20
gotta add lance armstrong to the list surely Confused
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 00:29
Lance pending a doping trial isn't he, could be stripped of all his glory..

Remember those little yellow wrist bands everyone wore way back when, oh the shame.
By:
erogenous_zone
When: 19 Jul 12 00:30
ron jeremy
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 00:43
Tiger Woods or Roger Federer ?
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 19 Jul 12 01:02
Surely nobody comes close to The Don?
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 19 Jul 12 01:03
And surely it has to be achievements? All the rest have a viable alternative. Not Bradman.
By:
crystalhunt
When: 19 Jul 12 01:07
George Formby

He won the Grand National and the Isle of Man TT
By:
marychain1
When: 19 Jul 12 01:12
Spartacus Mills

won the ultimate iron man championship derby and also won the Australian Open singles and mens doubles in the 1930s
By:
maggot
When: 19 Jul 12 03:30
Schumacher ??? Are u 'avin a laugh ???

   The guy's a fkin cheat. Ran Hill off the road deliberately in Australia.

No doubt that he is one of the best ever drivers, but he aint no sportsman.

John Surtees did it on two wheels, and four wheels, when it was a far more perilous occupation.

When it comes to swimming, Spitz was the greatest ever. Did it all with no streamlined hat, and a tache.

Redgrave a shocking omission. Rowing not the most romantic of sports, but to do what he did for fkin years, with only the glory every four of them, takes some beating.

For me, greatest footballer was George Best. He changed the game, and it hasn't been the same since he danced his way through opposing defenders. I have never seen so many birds at a football match, just screaming like they were at a Bay City Rollers concert. Lost his way, but a legend all the same.

Cricket's best ever was Sir Garfield Sobers. Bradman couldn't bowl.

Rugby.. Barry John, a unique talent.

Golf. I would agree with Nicklaus, but no way Woods. Tiger is right up there in terms of ability, but it ends there. Jack was, and is, a class act on and off the golf course. Tiger aint.

I rate Gary Player above Woods, as a sportsman. He used to spend two days in a Sopwith Camel travelling to all of the majors in the days when not many of his peers, outside of America, were that bothered, and he won them all.

Ed Moses warrants a mention.
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sj
When: 19 Jul 12 07:32
roberto duran
ray robinson
ali(for what he did for boxing)
By:
Stan2
When: 19 Jul 12 08:18
carlton palmer
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MadDogs
When: 19 Jul 12 08:20
tendulkar
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Muntz Street
When: 19 Jul 12 08:22
Jahangir Khan

Babe Ruth
By:
Return_Of_Dawsy
When: 19 Jul 12 08:25
Maggot must be one of those sad Tiger Woods haters, he is obviously the greatest golfer of all time, have some respect ffs.
By:
donut2
When: 19 Jul 12 08:31
ryan giggs - got the most energy of any sportsman
By:
BobSievier
When: 19 Jul 12 08:57
Sebastian Coe got to be considered , his gold medals and the fact his 800 metres world record stood for 15 years put him right up there.
By:
Mexico
When: 19 Jul 12 10:15
Ed Moses got to be up there.

Unbeaten for a decade - 122 races.

Was also involved in bringing drugs tests into athletics.
By:
The Bhoys
When: 19 Jul 12 10:19
messi?
By:
Rainier Wolfcastle
When: 19 Jul 12 10:21
A topic like this is entirely subjective, but Federer is miles clear for me. Broken just about every record in the game and could still reach new heights. He is a gentleman who wins and loses with style and grace. On and off the court, he is a fantastic role model to young, aspiring sportsmen.
By:
Rainier Wolfcastle
When: 19 Jul 12 10:22
Ironic that is thread is on the football forum as no footballer should even make the shortlist.
By:
The Bhoys
When: 19 Jul 12 10:28
eh i said messi
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 19 Jul 12 10:34
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phil taylor

bob nudd

chuck norris


Chuck Norris was only named Chuck Norris because the name Lemmy was already taken!

Bradman probably - good one to mull over a few pints.
By:
Pilsudski
When: 19 Jul 12 10:47
L.Piggott    A.P.McCoy
By:
Danno
When: 19 Jul 12 10:55
Haile Gebrselassie - top of his game for 20 years in a sport where the brightest usually last 5-6 years tops.
Dozens of world records from 5000m up to marathon.  Almost 40 and still running with the best around.

Never understood the Ali obsession.  Loudmouth who lost several high profile fights. Agree that the trash talk is part of the game, but showed little humility, respect or dignity imo.  Compare with champions like Federer who are a class act both on and off the field of play.
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 11:17
Pilsudski,

The horse is the real champ, jockeys don't come close on the list
By:
findthevalue
When: 19 Jul 12 11:17
joe louis
tiger
schumi
usain bolt
jacques kallis
lance armstrong
zidane
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 15:12
Usain Bolt, not fit for that list yet
Lance Armstrong- could be found guilty of doping from his tour de france wins
Zidane? you having a laugh
By:
findthevalue
When: 19 Jul 12 15:28
BruceWillis  19 Jul 12 15:12   

Usain Bolt, not fit for that list yet - yes he is
Lance Armstrong- could be found guilty of doping from his tour de france wins - don't care.. they're all at it
Zidane? you having a laugh - yes hahaha...aint i funny?
By:
high_lander
When: 19 Jul 12 15:30
It has to be Ali - the greatest boxer of all time. He transcended the sport and became the worlds biggest star in his day. Notice I say star - not boxing star - not sports star - he was the biggest star in the world and not just for a couple of years - I mean for a couple of decades.

Olympic Gold Medalist
World Heavyweight Champion (when that division was full of great boxers)

All that and he was a very clever, very funny man and looked like a movie star to boot.
By:
Bruce Willis
When: 19 Jul 12 16:00
Good post highlander
He's in my 'top 3'
By:
MONEY TREE
When: 19 Jul 12 17:43
Aguero
Mancini
Eubank
mansell
faldo
seve b!!
henman
Nadal
By:
MONEY TREE
When: 19 Jul 12 17:44
Snooker has to be the hurricane the whirlwind or the rocket.
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