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Michael Jordan: 

Michael Jordan MJ ia the best! There will never be another Michael Jordan. He is without doubt the greatest athlete of all time! +16 mj reinvented basketball. If it wasn't for MJ, many moves, dunks, and styles wouldn't exist Note: Click here to find sports blog sites .

Lou Gehrig: 

Lou Gehrig The Iron Horse was 6 feet and 200 pounds of pure muscle -- in columnist Jim Murray's words, "a symbol of indestructibility -- a Gibraltar in cleats." Gehrig was strong and tough enough to play fullback and linebacker at Columbia in the early 1920s, and his sheer durability, exemplified by his consecutive games streak, is unquestionable.

Gordie Howe: 

Gordie Howe Among Howe's accomplishments upon retirement: most lifetime goals (1,071), most lifetime assists (1,518), most All-Star appearances (29) and most MVP awards (7).

Rafer Johnson: 

Rafer Johnson Johnson won the silver medal, despite an injured knee, in the 1956 Olympic decathlon. Four years later, he won the the gold medal in Rome, in a thrilling finish against his friend and training partner C.K. Yang. Back in 1960, the Olympic gold in the decathlon really meant you were the world's greatest athlete. And Yang, a former world record holder, was incredibly tough competition.

Wilt Chamberlain: 

Wilt Chamberlain Wilt's hoops bona fides are so well known that we'll skip them, except to note that in addition to all of his scoring marks, he remains the only center to lead the NBA in assists. But on to his other athletic exploits (yeah, yeah, we could mention his 20K as proof of his athleticism, but this is a family site). After he retired from basketball, the Dipper transformed himself into a world-class volleyball player. For fun, he ran marathons. He also turned down offers to play pro football and box professionally.

Jim Brown: 

Jim Brown Brown was one of the greatest NFL running backs of all time, an All-American lacrosse player who was one of the finest ever, averaged 38 points per game in high school basketball and lettered in hoops at Syracuse, finished fifth in the 1956 national decathlon championship, was offered a minor-league deal by the Yankees, and could have been a pro boxer after he retired.

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