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freshnesschronic 12-14-2009 10:48 AM

Athlete of the Decade
 
Good morning Cellar!
I've been gone since summer, focusing on you know, senior year and school and getting a job (:yeldead:) and whatnot. I don't post here much but that's ok. Anyway...

2010 is almost upon us!
Who do YOU think is the Athlete of the Decade?

xoxoxoBruce 12-14-2009 11:09 AM

Obviously, Tiger Woods. ;)

glatt 12-14-2009 11:11 AM

I voted, and used the Clodfobble method for picking my guy.

lumberjim 12-14-2009 11:11 AM

writing a paper?

I went with Favre. don't know why really.

lumberjim 12-14-2009 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glatt (Post 617351)
I voted, and used the Clodfobble method for picking my guy.

boy, that narrows it down......a little.

TheMercenary 12-14-2009 11:53 AM

It has to be Tiger. Anyone who can shag that many beautiful women before his wife found out must be performing at an athletic pace.

Happy Monkey 12-14-2009 02:22 PM

Ash

smoothmoniker 12-14-2009 05:26 PM

Nobody has so completely dominated their sport for the past decade like Lance Armstrong, and do to so after brain surgery and chemotherapy is a testimony to mental toughness. There are few sports more physically demanding than competitive cycling, and he has completely defined the sport for a decade.

monster 12-14-2009 05:35 PM

His decade was more 94-04, though

monster 12-14-2009 05:38 PM

Phelps for me. I went through a phase of reading sporting bios and autobios a while back and Phelps' was the one that really stood out for this decade. Lance this decade has been a bit more of a Tiger Woods wrt womanizing and being an arrogant a-hole. IMO

W.HI.P 12-14-2009 06:00 PM

Roger Federer.
he has become, without doubt, the greatest tennis player of all time.

freshnesschronic 12-14-2009 06:23 PM

Manny Pacquiao started fighting at age 16 and weighed 106 (light flyweight). His big break happened in 2001 when he stepped in as a replacement and became the new IBF World super bantamweight champ at the MGM Grand.
Since then he has repeatedly defended the seven world titles he holds in the seven different weight divisions he holds. He is considered by many the "pound for pound" best boxer in the world. His record is 50-3-2, with 38 KOs.
What a little guy!

Cloud 12-14-2009 10:07 PM

I've only heard of 6 of those people. I'm obviously not qualified to vote.

freshnesschronic 12-14-2009 10:12 PM

You can still vote are you kidding me? Half the US population shouldn't be qualified to vote for our President if you're putting it in those terms.

Btw, Cloud who are the 6?

Cloud 12-14-2009 10:48 PM

not telling, 'cause I'm 'barrassed. Actually, I do recognize one or two more, now that I've looked at it more closely.

Can you even compare athletes from different sports?


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