MW wrote:Well it's not Mundine even though he keeps saying it is
Like him or not, Mundine would rank among Australians greatest ever sportsmen.
Professional Rugby League player and arguably the best play maker in the game at one point, premiership player, NSW State of Origin representative, then moved to boxing and has been a professional boxer for best part of 18 years - 48 wins from 56 fights and world champion in 3 weight divisions.
The ability to dominate/sustain success in two vastly different professional fields over a 25yr period alone is a feat.
The Title is greatest ever sportsman not greatest ever wanker!
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
MW wrote:Well it's not Mundine even though he keeps saying it is
Like him or not, Mundine would rank among Australians greatest ever sportsmen.
Professional Rugby League player and arguably the best play maker in the game at one point, premiership player, NSW State of Origin representative, then moved to boxing and has been a professional boxer for best part of 18 years - 48 wins from 56 fights and world champion in 3 weight divisions.
The ability to dominate/sustain success in two vastly different professional fields over a 25yr period alone is a feat.
You sir, are drunk!
Statistically, It's impossible to determine, how do you determine the greatness of any sportsperson over another in a different sport.
What makes Fed's 20 grand slams more impressive than Bradmans centuries, or Michael Jordans stats, or Ayrton Sennas F1 wins?
Would you like me to move it to the general discussion board for you?
Nah I thought Id leave it here as I thought there's more traffic looking through here. What you could do for me though is to adjust the topic to, " Who is the Greatest Ever Sports Person". I just realised I am a little bit political incorrect with my original topic. Dont wanna upset anyone.
The Bedge wrote:Serena Williams - 783 wins, 130 losses (85.76%), 23 Grand slams, career titles 72 Roger Federer - 1139 wins, 250 losses (82.00%), 20 Grand slams, career titles 96
Williams was head and shoulders above her competition for a long time, but i'm sorry for me Federer is the greater out of the two - his competition has been I believe harder over the journey.
The Bedge wrote:Serena Williams - 783 wins, 130 losses (85.76%), 23 Grand slams, career titles 72 Roger Federer - 1139 wins, 250 losses (82.00%), 20 Grand slams, career titles 96
Williams was head and shoulders above her competition for a long time, but i'm sorry for me Federer is the greater out of the two - his competition has been I believe harder over the journey.
Easily Happy Gilmore, from Part time Hockey player to winning the Tour Championship after being 4 shots down against Shooter McGavin on the back 9. Tell me, who else is making that putt. Nobody.
My two bobs worth....and it is really hard because all mentioned are amazing sportsman!
On the surface Bradman's numbers suggest he was so significantly better than anyone before or since that he is the best. He averaged twice as much as the next best. Not just averaging more, but twice as much. Not sure any other sportsman can claim that?