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I gotta say Tiger Woods. Consistency over long periods of time…starting at a very young age…with NO SIGNS OF SLOWING DOWN.
Pure dominance.
If Federer keeps it up for a few more years, I might change my mind.
ravisraman
April 8, 2007 at 4:40 pm
I was really torn between Roger Federer and M.J. Neither lose that often, but what Roger is doing in tennis is incredible. However, it is tennis and in America thats like saying, “He is a great soccer play.” No one really cares.
M.J. was the man.
Although, I did finaly choose Federer.
Charles
April 8, 2007 at 1:16 pm