@HEELZiggler Hey GOAT, seeing as you're back, check out my 2 year old practicing his DZ moves. He even got the shoulder shrug down. #proudfather#littleshowoff
@BBGreatMoments Love this list, it’s well done. The only thing I’d change, is that Pedro’s changeup was so filthy that there’s a gap between that, and everything else. I was fortunate to watch it for a decade and no pitch compared.
@Roci_Reader Of this group it’s Razor. I always had him in my Mt. Rushmore of wwf/wwe stars to never win a world title. But at #1 is Mr. Perfect. He should’ve been a 2-3 time champ, no question.
@uscfan981 I guess it’s Jackie, even though he is my favorite player of all time because of what he did for the sport. And anyone saying Teddy Ballgame doesn’t know ball, because he was a monster. If not for serving our country, bro would have a bunch of records.
@bamagirl_4_eva Four excellent in-ring performers, no doubt. But Perfect always made his opponents look better (like Dolph Ziggler, Bret, etc.), and for me, that’s the sign of a great in-ring talent.
@NUCLRGOLF Definitely. A local club near me changed the colors of the tee boxes to remove the gender aspect. They want people to play according to their skill level, and it’s worked. Pace of play is much better now.
@HawkEmDownChris Prime Iron Mike was must see. If you left the room to grab a slice of pizza, you probably missed something. I consider boxing to be largely entertainment, and no one was more entertaining in my lifetime than Tyson.
@BBGreatMoments I think David Ortiz deserves a spot in the most loved category, or at least in the conversation. I’ll also throw in my personal favorite, Mookie Betts. There’s nothing not to like about Mookie. Dude was feeding Boston’s homeless at 1am after playoff games. That’s a real one.
@HawkEmDownChris They’re both humble and give the other their props, but Magic said (I’m paraphrasing): “Larry was the better player because he could do more on the court than I could”. That’s good enough for me. The edge goes to the hick from French Lick.