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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2022 · 1H 19M

100th Episode-Great Sporting Milestones

from Sport Shack · host Paul Tonner

Paul and Glenn celebrate a great achievement bringing up the 100th episode. we talk about some of our favourite moments from the all the episodes we have done and discuss our milestone. we then discuss some of the great sporting milestones from over the years, and which many thought was unachieveable. some of which include - a romanian gymnast who was a perfect 10 in many ways. - roger bannister and the 4 minute mile - an african/american baseballer who broke the race barrier  - tony lockett - brian lara and his 400 runs in an innings in test cricket and 500 in first class. - dennis lillee breaking the world record number of wickets in famous boxing day test 1981. - rickey henderson - usain bolt - jim hynes, the first man to go under 10sec in the 100m - wayne gretsky and 200 points in a season more than once - wilt chamberlain - pete sampras - ed moses - rod laver the grand slam tennis king - bobby jones - jack johnson - mike powell - cameron smith, the first man to 400 first grade nrl games. - st george and its 11 consecutive premierships We discuss our winners and losers, we have our quiz and have our milestone episode who am i and where are they now? and of course celebrate with candles and cake.

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