Whose the greatest athlete of all time?

[rorymac]

Daley Thompson is up there


Personal bests


100 m 10,26
Long jump 8.11
Shot put 16.10
High jump 2.14
400 m 46,86
110 m hurdles 14,04
Discus throw 49.10
Pole vault 5.25
Javelin throw 65.38
1500 m 4.20,3

[!! Shawn]

Id say Roy Jones...

[FloydTBE]

Jamie Eason is up there

[The Tase]

IMO you have to play two sports at its highest level (professionally) and be somewhat competent to even be considered in the running for GREATEST ATHLETE OF ALL TIME.

Its between Bo Jackson and Deon Sanders.

[pitbull puppy]

Michael Jordan........

[Sweet Pea 50]

Just a heads up.

Vernon Davis is a captain on the U.S. curling team.

I'm just sayin....

[Scarcaztic]

Just a heads up.

Vernon Davis is a captain on the U.S. curling team.

I'm just sayin....

Tight end Vernon Davis!? The guy that plays for the 49ers!?

[Sweet Pea 50]

Tight end Vernon Davis!? The guy that plays for the 49ers!?

Yep.

[gingeralbino]

IMO you have to play two sports at its highest level (professionally) and be somewhat competent to even be considered in the running for GREATEST ATHLETE OF ALL TIME.

Its between Bo Jackson and Deon Sanders.

i agree, and last time this was asked me and someone else said Max Woosnam. And his achievements were pretty much ignored.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Woosnam

Amongst his achievements was winning an Olympic gold and silver at the 1920 Summer Olympics, winning the doubles at Wimbledon, compiling a 147 break in Snooker, making a century at Lord's Cricket Ground, captaining the British Davis Cup team, captaining Manchester City F.C. finishing ultimately runners-up for the Football League Championship in 1920–21 and captaining the England national football team.

He once defeated actor and film director Charlie Chaplin at table tennis playing with a butter knife instead of a bat.

Whilst he was never a professional, be competed with and against professionals as an amateur. He captained a professional football team while he was an amateur.

[Scarcaztic]

Yep.

HAHA, that's awesome.