Bo Jackson - The greatest RB that NEVER really blossomed.

MuthaFunka said:

Bo was incredible...phenomenal in his collegiate career...there's no doubt (atleast in my mind) that if had he not suffered the hip injury, todays players would still be trying to break his records...

Jeff Gordon

Jeff is probably my favorite sports figure...he changed the face of NASCAR when he entered the series...before Gordon, the typical driver was older and southern...he was the first young guy to be provided with a quality ride and deliver...since his success, most race teams prefer young drivers..he's a great spokesperson/representative for auto racing...

i love me some sugar

eraclito said:

Oppsss.....wrong sugar.

MrsMdiver said:

your sugar is way more sweeter

Damn. Tyson just BRUTALIZED Holmes. I forgot how much of a beatdown he put on Larry!

Malcolm Smith (motorcyclist)

Malcolm Smith (born March 09, 1941 on Saltspring Island, British Columbia, Canada) is an American off-road racing legend.

Smith's first raced in 1956 atop a 1949 Matchless 500cc motorcycle. Later, he was associated with Husqvarna motorcycles. His renown grew as he won races in the 1960s and 1970s. Smith won eight gold medals between 1966 and 1976 in the International Six Day Trial, the European cross-country event.

He is a six-time winner of the Baja 1000, three times on a motorcycle and three times in a car; a four time winner of the Baja 500; has twice won the Mint 400 in Nevada and the Roof of Africa Rallye; participated in the Paris Dakar Rally twice; and was the overall winner of the Atlas Rallye in the mountains of Morocco.

Following his racing career, Smith began developing tools and riding gear with an emphasis on quality and durability. Malcolm Smith Gold Medal Products later became Malcolm Smith Racing (later MSR). MSR was eventually purchased by Tucker Rocky Distributing. He currently operates a motorsports dealership in Riverside, CA.

Smith was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 1996 and the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1998.

Racing on Film

Smith's talent on two wheels earned him a starring role in Bruce Brown's classic motorcycle documentary, On Any Sunday, alongside screen legend Steve McQueen and American Motorcyclist Association Grand National Champion Mert Lawwill. The film was nominated for an Academy Award in 1972 for Best Documentary Feature.
Smith’s combination of blinding speed and down-to-earth charm appealed to audiences, earning him folk-hero status and a devoted following. He continued to appear in motion pictures, including Naturally Free (1975), Dirt (1979), and On Any Sunday II (1981). Recently, Malcolm was featured in the 2005 Baja 1000 documentary hit, Dust to Glory, co-starring Mario Andretti and Robby Gordon.

Off the Track

In 2000, Smith created a non-profit foundation dedicated to giving back to Mexico, the land where his name was made as a racing champion. Every year, Smith hosts a 6-day charity ride to raise money for his schools and orphanages.

Tyson was the greatest fighter I ever saw. He used to be so cool. He'd never fail to give props to the man he'd just destroyed. When his trainer died, that was the beginning of the end. I wish I could have been there for him.

And watching the marathon, he stopped giving props to the fighter he just beat as he rose to the top. He got real cocky about it when he beat Spinks. But yep, damn shame no one reached out to that dude to reel him back in. He was just everyone's cash cow.

MuthaFunka said:

The Tyson-Spinks fight is still the most incredible sporting event I've ever seen.

Ali because he's Ali.

RodeoSchro said:

For me, sadly, it was Tyson/Buster. Damn shame.

MuthaFunka said:

I can't stand 2 watch that fight.I was in tearz that nite.

sexxydancer said:

Truly a sad night, wasn't it?

I loved him because he was crazy too.

noimageatall said:

he was hilarious lol... he would put on theatrics along with playing ball lol.. he could get to other opponents psychologically and mess them up to break their rhythm

In 14 NBA years, Rodman played in 911 games and scored 6,683 points and grabbed 11,954 rebounds. His 13.1 rebounds per game make him the eleventh best player ever in this statistic. He was recognised as one of the most successful defensive players ever, winning the NBA championship five times in six NBA Finals appearances (1989, 1990, 1996–8; only loss 1988), being crowned NBA Defensive Player of the Year twice (1990, 1991) and making seven NBA All-Defensive First Teams (1989–93, 1995, 1996) and NBA All-Defensive Second Teams (1994).

He additionally made two All-NBA Third Teams (1992, 1995), two NBA All-Star Teams (1990, 1992) and won seven rebounding crowns (1992–98) and finally led the league once in field goal Percentage (1989).

His personal best 34-rebound game is the second best board-grabbing performance since 1988, topped only by the 35-rebound game by Charles Oakley

I just said, "If you don't like it, kiss my ass!"


Rodman is a long-time vegetarian, and in 2005, he became the first man, and the first sports star to pose (naked) for PETA's advertisement campaign "Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur."

oh Dennis.. my my .. and he's 6'8

Flowers2 said:

noimageatall said:

what happened? you flashed a naked man here lol
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Flowers2 said:

I was being tasteful! He didn't really show anything. I left those in photobucket.

noimageatall said:

I was talking about his height