Top Non saints Sportspeople

[Turkish]

Obviously some of you might name a women so got to be woke here and say people but who are you top 3

mine in no order 

Joe Calzaghie - 46-0 record never beaten, world champion for 11 years an incredibly skilful boxer. Some will say he never beat any big names in their prime but he had some big names on his CV and his performance against Jeff Lacy was one of the best I’ve ever seen considering no one gave him a chance 

Matt Frazer - 5 times CrossFit world champion. Most guys don’t even podium twice this guy won in 5 years in a row. There is an argument that the winner of the CrossFit games is the fittest person on earth, hard to disagree with the reasoning of it

Franceso Totti - probably wouldn’t be top of anyone else’s list but loyal to Roma a wonderful player. Used to love watching him back in the day, his documentary is a great watch. 

Edited Saturday at 19:18 by Turkish

[Mixedkebab]

Muhammad Ali

Garfield Sobers

Jesse Owen’s 

 

[badgerx16]

Ayrton Senna

Tadej Pogacar

Shane Warne

[Holmes_and_Watson]

Lucy Bronze

Daley Thompson

Alec Stewart

[Turkish]

9 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

Ayrton Senna

Tadej Pogacar

Shane Warne

Shane Warne is a great shout 

[whelk]

Tiger Woods

Maradona

Alex Scott

[trousers]

Eric Bristow

Alex Higgins

David Bryant 

[Winnersaint]

Jimmy Anderson

Tadej Pogacar

Tom Brady

[egg]

Some great shouts up there - Woods, Thompson, Maradona, Senna, Calzaghe, Warne, in particular. 

3 alternatives:

Michael Jordan 

Steve Redgrave 

Ronnie O'Sullivan 

[rallyboy]

Colin McRae

Mark Cavendish

Guy Martin

 

[Turkish]

10 hours ago, egg said:

Some great shouts up there - Woods, Thompson, Maradona, Senna, Calzaghe, Warne, in particular. 

3 alternatives:

Michael Jordan 

Steve Redgrave 

Ronnie O'Sullivan 

All good shouts 

Micheal Jordan’s about how many shots he missed but that’s why he wins should be given to every kid when they start a sport, truly inspiring 

one of the reasons I’m so in awe of Matt Fraser is because he knew his weakness and work liked fuck on them until the were no longer weaknesses. There is a story about him struggling with rowing in one of the games workouts so he spent a year rowing every day on top Of his other training to be better. That mindset is incredible

Edited 12 hours ago by Turkish

[Kingsland Codger]

Viv Richards

Dan Carter

Jack Nicklaus

[tdmickey3]

Roger Federer

 

[bpsaint]

21 hours ago, egg said:

Some great shouts up there - Woods, Thompson, Maradona, Senna, Calzaghe, Warne, in particular. 

3 alternatives:

Michael Jordan 

Steve Redgrave 

Ronnie O'Sullivan 

The mental thing about Ronnie is the notion that whilst he’s already the greatest snooker player that ever lived, just imagine how many more trophies he could have won if he could have always got on top of his demons.

There’s not many sports men and women that good that you can still say they underachieved slightly.