Perhaps the world's greatest sports champ?

**Doktor** · 05 Nov 11,, 21:02

He can always find Garfield that that would be bigross86 in Hebrew.

**bigross86** · 05 Nov 11,, 21:17

Originally Posted by YellowFever

What?

Like I'm going to find a Yellow Fever logo on the net with the background color of yellow.

I'd like to see you go online and find an avatar with bigross86 written on it....sheesh.

My screen name is meant to be a unique reference to myself, not some cliched thing I come up with because it was the first thing I could think (or was capable of thinking) of

**bigross86** · 05 Nov 11,, 21:17

Originally Posted by tankie

In Israel ??????????????????

Like I said, morons

**bigross86** · 05 Nov 11,, 21:18

Originally Posted by Doktor

He can always find Garfield that that would be bigross86 in Hebrew.

No, Garfield just happens to be one of the coolest characters in existence and in history

**Gun Grape** · 07 Nov 11,, 04:57

Stupid thread.

I'm sure the title was suppose to be "Second greatest sports champ.

The only reason all those names have been batted around was because the Greatest Sports Champion let them live.

**YellowFever** · 07 Nov 11,, 05:12

That's tellin' 'em, Gunny.

You tell these wishy-washy non-American softies who the real boss is.

**~~vsdoc~~** · 07 Nov 11,, 05:30

There are many and its difficult if not impossible to say who is truly the greatest. That said, for me a champion is not necessarily the one who is technically the best for the longest time, but one who captures the imagination and the heart for as long as he or she was around.

My personal favorites who have inspired me and kept me riveted to their sport for as long as they participated, not in any particular order, are

Carl Lewis
Michael Schumacher
Valentino Rossi
Jan Ullrich
Diego Maradona
Steffi Graf
Boris Becker
Rahul Dravid