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Britain has been an active member of the Olympic family since the Thirties. There have been many great British Olympic athletes in the decades to follow, a list that has hopefully got me in the top ten famous Olympic athletes of all time!
marca spitz:
As a runner, he was quite legendary, having won 4 Olympics titles in the years before his victory at the 1972 Munich games. After retiring from racing, he wrote a best-selling autobiography about his life and its impact on him.
Jesse Owens:
The social butterfly, political rally attendee, and runner, he gained iconic status with the publicity he gave to theatrically-tinged ‘Stockcar bulldog’ during the ‘athletics’ of the thirties. His image formed the shape of a fist, and he became an American symbol in the stock market as an asset speculator.
Carl Lewis:
Seven-time ‘at one’ winner of racing’s most coveted individual award won prominence by setting the world record in the middle part of the 20th century, which Antonelli was both honoured and broken in 1906.
Babe Ruth:
The right-handed catcher, ‘the Sultan of Swat’, was a crucial player in the New York Yankees winning five World Series in the seventies, winning three consecutively. Ruth’s failure to win a World Series riding on his last-place team getting punched out of the Series in 1936 knocked him from ‘the great one’ status into ‘just another player.
Michael Johnson:
Drafted from the Carolinas to play baseball in the upper-middle-class ‘Coney Island Killing’ neighbourhood back in the ’70s, Johnson won recognition for the many mistakes his management was willing to make as a catcher before buying for $idences. His running, whitewater-crossing, double-play combination had the Yankees beating the hated Red Sox in six games before a recoil sidelined him for good
Wild Thing:
los charismatic Patmile had a record five home runs in a one-inning 2001 game that virtually won the Yankees’ juego. After the game, he walked carefully around the Yankee dugout to the Giants dugout, but before Geno fooled him into doing likewise, the struggling catcher could not get back in time to join his teammates. In spite, Wild Thing looked devastated but did not give up and was nominated for the 2002 All-Star team.
Abner Doubleday:
The ‘Jacksonville Yankee’ fue famoso por llevar al equipo de Kansas City al banderín antes de llevar a los Dead Sox a la Serie Mundial y ganar la Serie Mundial en su famoso último juego en las Grandes Ligas.
Mickey Mantle:
El creador de juego de Vincent Gray fue el campocorto de todos los días de la dinastía de los Yankees de Nueva York que ganó siete banderines en nueve años.. Nacido en una familia greco-italiana en el Bronx., fue vendido a los Yankees a la edad 16 jugar para los yanquis. él bateó .340 para los Yankees ese año y se convirtió en el primer novato en ganar el premio al Jugador Más Valioso seleccionado por los Yankees
Willie Mays:
The smooth- Turning-the-fielder-winning the pennant in at-bat seven times in the 1957 temporada. The next year he was the first overall pick in the MLB amateur draft. He led the Yankees to fifty straight victories in the 1960s, leading the team to seven consecutive pennants.
Babe Ruth:
The fire-throwing slugger has stayed with the Yankees race after race. He’s the first player to hit 60 home runs in one season (1914), the list’s second-best all-time. En el 1927 temporada, he had an era of 14 shutouts, a pace at the time so great it hasn’t been surpassed until recently. He led the Yankees to nine world championships, won the Most Valuable Player Award four times, and spent his life in public service.
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