who do u think is best, Ronnie O Sullivan or Peter Ebdon?
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I would say Ronnie is the more naturally talented player, but Peter Ebdon has a better temperament for the game.  As shown in last years world championship, Peter was able to get under Ronnies skin by slowing down the game, showing I think that Ronnie cannot adjust his game to another persons style and that he prefers to be in control.  I think we'll see Peter and Ronnie lifting the trophy again in the future.
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Ricky Hatton is British and a champion, Lennox Lewis was Jamaican/British/Canadian and was a champ. Nationality doesn't figure into it.
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There's only one answer to this question:  Ronnie Coleman.  No one compares...ever
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Definitely Wimbledon.\n\nThere is so much history with the sport and if you ask any professional tennis player the one tournament they would like to win, they would pick Wimbledon
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The best player - Federer
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Nick ~\n          Peter has no business in the ring with Joe. This is why Joe will never be mentioned with "Great" he taking no risk here. Peter should be fighting the club circuit in the Midwest somewhere. Who has Peter fought to fight for a Championship? Scotty Pemberton? Scotty weighs around 160 pounds, 60 pounds is brain damage.\n\n      This is exactly why I'm not a fan of English fighters, their hinging Joe being great by fighting Peter Manfredo? Joes promoter wants to pass this fight off as a test in Americas waters? Stiffer competition doesn't mean an American with a pulse!!!!!!!!
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I personally like the O3 Tour over any of the other O3's. It's a player racquet - control but if you would prefer power you should get the O3 White
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Pete Sampras is an amazing player, but Federer is currently ON FIRE.... he has killer skill in every part of his game. He has an ace serve, not as tough as Andy Roddick, yet still amazing, and doesn't show significant weakness in his forehand or backhand. R Fed's Game is insane.
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Well I'm always a stickler for an underdog, and as no \npast crucible champion has retained it first time, my money is on Shaun Murphy.\n\nHowever watching Williams play, and O'Sullivan beating Ryan Day last night I really believe it's between the three of them.\n\nNB: Refer to Tommy's answer, if Ronnie wins it this year it will be his third World Title.
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When ppl say athlete, I think of athletics, so I'll go here just for Maurice Green...\nUsed to run on 100m and I love that discipline and I find him great, even though he had his ups and downs!
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I would say Federer on the men's side. No question. 7 slams, 24 consecutive wins in finals, 2 years finishing number one. Nuff said. \nOn the women's side, it's a little tougher, but I guess on balance Henin-Hardenne.
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Actually I saw Audlee Harrison get beat by a no name on BFC and he has yet to fight any BIG names in the U.S. to prove himself. If you are judging by best English heavyweight he may be the one but I would have to go with Vladimir Klitchko for current best heavyweight over all. He proved this by beating Sam Peter, an undefeated hopeful, and dominating Cris Byrd. He is taking on the best of the best. His critics point to his lost to Brewster where he wore himself out but you have to remember he dominated every minute of the fight before that and there was no rematch. I think he just had a bad night.
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Steve davis is the best snooker player in the world.
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Roger Federer. Maybe the best player of all time.
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My personal favorite is Erik Morales, but he has so many great fights behind him now that they may have included his best. Morales is the more skilled of the two with slightly faster hands and a bit more skill. However, Pacquiao is a fresher fighter who has proved that he has more power.\n\nTop Rank has already penciled in the rubber match for September 16th, so we'll see then who comes out on top at last. Based on their last fight, it would look like Pacquaio might win again, but I'm leaning towards Morales being able to outbox him so long as he gets enough rest before then.
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Absolutely Roger Federer. First of all, he's one it 3 consecutive times before. Second of all, his ethic for playing on grass is better than anyone else in the world...he has unbelievable control, his determination has proved great, and not to mention, his strokes are long and powerful. He is the winner, hands down. On the women's side...I think it's Maria Sharapova's time again...though she'll have difficult opponents and lost in the third round of the French, she is best on grass, and she can really get her play to where it belongs this year.
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George Best without a doubt