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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2022 · 1H 24M

Great American Sportspeople from the Past 50 Years

from Sport Shack · host Paul Tonner

Paul and Glenn are back for another fun, action packed episode. this week with independence day fourth of july celebrations, we are paying a special tribute to and will discuss some of the great american sportspeople from the past 50 years. some of who we will discuss include - a professional athlete who excelled in both baseball and football and excelled in the world of marketing. - a brilliant female swimmer who continues to win gold medals and break records today. - great tennis players such as chris evert, serena williams, pete sampras, john mcenroe, jimmy connors - great golfers such as jack nicklaus, tiger woods, tom watson, phil michaelson. - great swimmers such as michael phelps, mark spitz, janet evans. - greg louganis - great boxers such as floyd meyweather, muhammed ali, mike tyson, evander holyfield. - great basketballers such as michael jordan, kobe bryant, lebron james - tom brady, joe montana. - great athletes such as carl lewis, michael johnson, jackie joyner-kersee We discuss our winners and losers for the week in sport, discuss some sports from around the globe and we have our quiz to test your minds. we also have our who am i and where are they now? segments.

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