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This is such a typical Canadian answer but I have to say Wayne Gretzky. Still hold so many records that will never be broken.

 

 

Michael Phelps a very, very close 2nd. Actually I guess you could even put him as #1

 

 

 

 

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Gotta go with Vincent Edward Jackson. More commonly known as Bo. Little known fact, I believe it was either a coach or family member who used to refer to him as a boar hog which was shortened to Bo.

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Jim Thorpe, Bo Jackson

 

Funny, those were the first two names that popped into my head before I read a single response.

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I'm not a Lebron homer, but if we're talking pure athleticism, not just versatility across sports, I think he's a serious contender.

Definitely a good answer.

 

6"8 and 270 lbs and can move like him....don't know if we've ever seen that.

 

Bo Jackson is another.

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Any sport, any era

 

 

Go...

 

 

This is such a typical Canadian answer but I have to say Wayne Gretzky. Still hold so many records that will never be broken.

 

 

Michael Phelps a very, very close 2nd. Actually I guess you could even put him as #1

 

 

 

 

CBF

 

If your going to go with Gretzky, I could say Babe Ruth matches up rather well. Ruth dominated his peers like no other.

 

I''m with Hammersticks on this one, the first two that came to mind were Thorpe and Jackson.

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Bo Jackson

 

Michael Jordan(absolutely dominated the game of basketball, although ridculed for it by media what he did when he went to Minor League Baseball was actually pretty impressive if you know what your talking about, pretty good stick on the golf course, and he was also known to run a blackjack table or two :lol: )

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To CBF's pick, i think hockey players are typically considered the best pure athletes.

Gretzky is certainly an excellent answer, that's for sure!

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