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Combat & Olympic Greats

15 entries in the Sports Legends compendium.

Combat & Olympic Greats — Era Chart

Carl Lewis1936Jim Thorpe1953Muhammad Ali1960Floyd Mayweather Jr.1977Sugar Ray Robinson1981Usain Bolt1986Simone Biles1991
Muhammad AliThe Greatest: Boxer, activist, and cultural icon.Usain BoltThe greatest sprinter of all time, Lightning Bolt.PeléThe King of FootballSimone BilesShe is the originator of the most difficult skill on women's vault, balance beam, and flooJim ThorpeThe first Native American Olympic gold medalist and one of the most versatile athletes in Carl LewisNine-time Olympic gold medalist and dominant sprinter/long jumper who set world records anFloyd Mayweather Jr.The defensive genius who retired undefeated at 50–0, redefining boxing forever.Sugar Ray RobinsonSugar Ray Robinson: Often regarded as the greatest boxer of all time, pound-for-pound.Joe LouisThe Brown Bomber: longest single reign as champion of any boxer in history.Mike TysonThe baddest man on the planet and one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.Cassius ClayThe Greatest: Boxer, Activist, IconRoy Jones Jr.The pound-for-pound legend who conquered four weight classes and made history at heavyweigRandy CoutureSix-time UFC champion and the first fighter to win UFC titles in two different divisions.Oleksandr UsykUkrainian boxing legend, two-weight undisputed champion, and lineal heavyweight king.Conor McGregorThe first fighter to hold UFC championships in two weight classes simultaneously.
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