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Carol HuynhCarol Huynh (/ˈwɪn/;[2] born 16 November 1980) is a Canadian freestylewrestler. [3] Huynh was the first gold medalist for Canada in women's wrestling and was the first gold medalist for Canada at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. She is also the current reigning Commonwealth Games and two time Pan American Games champion. Success was also achieved at the world championships where Huynh has totaled one silver and three bronze medals. Huynh is also an eleven time national champion.[1]CareerHuynh broke onto the international scene as a wrestler beginning at the World Championships in 2000 where she won bronze.[1]She continued to build on this success at the next World Championships in 2001 where she won silver. She would have to wait four more years till she would medal again at the Worlds when she won a bronze again in 2005. Success never dropped off though, Huynh would win the title in her 48 kg weight class at the 2007 Pan American Games.[1]She competed in the 48 kg weight class at the 2008 Summer Olympics, winning a gold medal.[4]This broke Canada's gold medal drought at the 2008 Games.[5]She is the second ever female medalist for Canada in Olympic wrestling, after Tonya Verbeek, the 2004 Athens freestyle silver medalist.[6] Huynh was the first gold medalist in women's wrestling for Canada. Following the Olympic games she continued to perform at a top level, winning bronze at the 2010 World Championships. That same year she won the Commonwealth Games title.[1]Huynh then won the 2011 Canadian title again for 48 kg and then successfully defended her Pan Am Games title in Guadalajara. She was named to the 2012 Summer Olympics team in London for Canada.[7] There she won a second Olympic medal, this time a bronze in the 48 kg class.[8]On December 08th, 2015, Huynh was named Canada's assistant chef de mission for Rio Olympics.[9]PersonalHuynh was born in British Columbia to parents who were ethnic Chinese refugees from northern Vietnam. Her father was born in China, but moved to Vietnam when he was three; her mother was born in Vietnam.[10][11]They settled in the town of New Hazelton, British Columbia, after being sponsored by the local United Church.[12] Coming from a wrestling family, where both of her sisters wrestled, she started wrestling at 15.[13]She started studies at Simon Fraser University in 1998,[3]then moved to the University of Calgary in 2007.[6]Huynh married Dan Biggs, a social worker and former wrestler, in 2005.[14]She is coached by Paul Ragusa, former National team member and Olympian, as well as Leigh Vierling, husband of former World Champion Christine Nordhagen.[15] In 2013, she was appointed as a chairwoman to the international wrestling federation[16]Competition Record2012 Summer Olympics 48 kg Freestyle (female) Bronze[8]2011 Pan Am 48 kg Freestyle (female) Gold2010 Commonwealth games 48 kg Freestyle (female) Gold2008 Summer Olympics 48 kg Freestyle (female) GoldFirst Canadian to win a gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics.[5]2008 Canada Cup withdrewThe Canadian women's Olympic wrestling team were slated to compete, but withdrew to rest up for the Olympics. The Canada Cup is a mandatory event in non-Olympic years. [17]2008 Canadian Olympic trials 48 kg Freestyle (female) 1st Carol Huynh wins a spot on the Olympic team against Erica Sharp [18]2007 FILA Senior World Championships 48 kg Freestyle (female) 5thCarol Huynh lost the bronze medal match 3-4, 4-1, 1-1 to Mayelis Caripa-Castillo [3][14][19]2007 Pan Am 48 kg Freestyle (female) Gold[3][14][20]2006 Canadian senior wrestling championships 48 kg women Champion [21]2006 CIS Champion [20]2006 FILA Senior World Championships 5th [3] [14]2006 World Cup 48 kg Freestyle (female)Silver [3]2006 Canada Cup 2nd [21]2006 Golden Grand Prix 1st [3]2006 Kiev International 1s t[21]2005 Canadian senior wrestling championships 48 kg women Champion [22]2005 FILA Senior World Championships 48 kg Freestyle (female) Bronze[3][14]2005 Summer Universiade Gold (University World Championships)[3][14]World Cup 200448 kg Freestyle (female)Bronze 2004 Canadian Olympic trials 2ndCarol Huynh was an alternate for the wrestling contingent at the 2004 Olympics. She had finished second to Lyndsay Belisle. At the time, she was ranked #1 at 48 kg in NAIA and CIS rankings. [14][23][24][25]2003 Canadian senior wrestling championships Champion [25]2003 World Cup 44 kg Bronze [3][14]2002 Canadian senior wrestling championships Champion [25]2002 NAIA 48 kg women ChampionCarol Huynh was also the tournament MVP, and came out of it ranked #1 in CIS and NAIA rankings.[26]2002 FILA Senior World Championships 44 kg Freestyle (female) 5th [3] [14]2001 FILA Senior World Championships 46 kg Freestyle (female) Silver[3][14]2000 FILA Senior World Championships 46 kg Freestyle (female) Bronze[3][14]2000 Junior Worlds 46 kg (female) 9th[3][14]1999 Junior Worlds 46 kg (female) 7th[3][14]

The U.S, team is strong in a wide variety of events, and many of the top performers are newbies to the Olympic scene, and some are new to international competition altogether. Below is a list of fifteen newbies I think have the potential to medal, and maybe even break a few records.Jarrion Lawson - After one of the single most impressive individual performances at the NCAA Championships - where he won the 100, 200, and long jump - Lawson continued his stellar season by qualifying for the Olympics with a personal best 28-foot jump at the U.S. Trials. The secret to his amazing hops is runway speed: with 10-flat speed in the 100 meters, he’s reminiscent of other blazing fast sprinter/jumpers like Dwight Phillips and Carl Lewis.Brianna Rollins - After a stellar collegiate career, she debuted on the international scene in 2013 by winning her first world title in the 100m hurdles at the 2013 World Championships in Rome. She set an American record of 12.26 at the USA Championships in that same season. Her record was broken by the Kendra Harrison of the U.S., who set a world record of 12.20 in London on July 22nd. Kendra is the only hurdler running faster than Brianna this season. Unfortunately, Kendra didn’t qualify for the Olympics after finishing 6th place in the U.S. trials. This leaves Brianna as the heavy favorite to win gold.Sandi Morris - At a meet at Rice University in Houston, Texas, Sandi cleared 4.93 meters in the pole vault, or 16 feet 2 inches. This is an American outdoor record and the top mark in the world this season. The pole vault will be stiff competition even without the Russians, but Sandi will be a medal contender.Vashti Cunningham - At just 18 years old, Vashti is truly one of the most talented and entertaining athletes on the Olympic team. The daughter of the great NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham, niece of NFL running back Sam Cunningham, and brother of reigning NCAA high jump champion Randall Cunningham Jr., she is every bit as talented as the rest of the family. She has jumped 6’ 5” in the outdoor season, tying her for the No. 5 mark of the season.Ameer Webb - While most of the attention surrounding the sprinters has been placed on veterans like Justin Gatlin, Usain Bolt, LaShawn Merritt and others, Ameer Webb has quietly put together an impressive season of races in the 200m. He has been posting sub 20-second times since April and is currently the No. 3 performer in the world this season.Simone Biles - Since 2013, this girl has been on a tear. She has repeatedly proven that she is the best all-around gymnast in the world. She won the all-around at the World Championships three years in a row. She has also won another 9 medals at worlds, 6 of which were gold. Even among veterans like Aly Raisman and Gabby Douglas, Simone appears to be the anchor of this team.Dalilah Muhammad - After some inconsistency since the 2013 season when she earned a silver medal at the World Championships in the 400m hurdles, Dalilah looks like she is back in prime form this season. Her time of 52.88, which she ran en route to winning the U.S. Trials in Eugene, Oregon, puts her a full second ahead of the next best Olympic-qualifying athlete.Morgan Craft - The U.S. Olympic shooting team doesn’t see much turnover because the best athletes have a lot of staying power, so it’s big news when a new talent emerges. Morgan Craft is a prime example of this. Craft is the top-ranked skeet shooter in the world and took gold at the 20 15 World Championships in Italy.Kevin Cordes - He picked up four medals (one gold, two silver and one bronze) at last year’s World Aquatics Championships in Kazan. Solid in the long course breaststroke from 50 to 200 meters, Cordes will focus on the 100m breaststroke in RIo. He will likely also be on one of the medley relay teams.Caaleb Dressel - At age 19 and just a few months removed from finishing up an impressive sophomore season at University of Florida, Dressel finished second at the 100m free at the U.S. Olympic trials to qualify for his first Olympics. He might also appear on one of the relays.Kelsey Robinson - The US National Volleyball Team is consistently ranked among the best in the world and is always a medal contender at the Olympics. Outside Hitter Kelsey Robinson has been a member of both of the great national teams since 2014. Two years ago she was on the gold medal-winning World Championship team, and last year she was on the FIVB Grand Prix team that won gold in Omaha and silver in Bangkok. Her season team alliance is with Imoco Volley in Italy.Kyle Snyder - This heavyweight has been a winner on every level. He went undefeated in high school and went on to win a World Junior Championship in 2013. In 2015 he took gold at the Pan Am Games in Toronto and the World Championships in Las Vegas. Despite only being 20 years-old, he has been training at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs since he was 17, so he is a seasoned wrestler.Katie Zaferes - Don’t let the fact that she was the third and final American triathlete chosen for the Olympics fool you. She is the top-ranked triathlete in the country and has been ranked as high as No. 2 in the world. She also won her first World Triathlon Series event just a few weeks back in Hamburg, Germany. So while she doesn’t have experience, she has talent and momentum in her favor.

Who is the World’s Greatest Athlete:To determine who is the World’s Greatest Athlete ever. We will have to look at the accomplishment, statistics, and rewards to see who gets this prestigious honor of being the greatest athlete ever.There are 6 athletes that I consider to be on the list for this prestigious reward.Jim Thorpe (he was given the name Wa-Tho-Huk, meaning “Bright Path”) - an American AthleteBorn - May 28th, 1887 - Prague, OklahomaDeath - March 28th, 1953 - Lomita, CaliforniaAge - 65 years oldThorpe is considered to be one of the most versatile athletes in modern sports. He has won Olympic Gold Medals in pentathlon and decathlon tests, as well as playing football, baseball, and basketball at the University and professional level.He lost his Olympic titles (Gold Medals) after discovering that he had been charged for playing two seasons in the minor baseball leagues before competing in the Olympic Games, violating the rules of the amateur statue in force at that time.In the 1950, Jim Thorpe was named the greatest athlete of the first half of the 20th century in the United States by the Associated Press (AP), in year 1999; the AP itself placed Thorpe as the third in the list of the best athletes in the country throughout the 20th century.His professional sports career ended in the years of the Great Depression, which made it very difficult for him to make a living. Thorpe worked in unusual occupations, living his final years in poverty, suffering from chronic alcoholism. Then, in 1983; thirty years after his death, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) returned his Olympic titles (Gold Medals).Jim Thorpe - winning the Olympic Games in the 1912 Stockholm - Gold Medals in Decathlon and PentathlonJim Thorpe - Professional BaseballSports debut - April 14th, 1913 - New York GiantsProfessional Baseball TeamsNew York Giants - (1913–1915, 1917, 1918–1919)Cincinnati Reds - (1917)Boston Braves - (1919)Jim Thorpe - Professional BasketballIn 1926 it was the main attraction of the "World-Famous Indians" in LaRue, Ohio."Jim Thorpe and his World-Famous Indians" traveled for at least two years (1927 and 1928) in parts of the states of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.This period of his life is not well documented despite the fact that they were printed and published in newspapers, postcards and many photographs of Thorpe wearing his basketball uniform.Until 2005 most of his biographers were not aware of his sports career in basketball.- Photo of Thorpe with his uniform of the basketball team "World-Famous Indians".Jim Thorpe - Professional FootballSports Debut - 1920Professional Football TeamsCanton Bulldogs - (1915–1917, 1919–1920)Cleveland Indians - (1921)Oorang Indians - (1922–1923)Rock Island Independents - (1924)New York Giants - (1925)Rock Island Independents - (1925)Tampa Cardinals - (1926)Canton Bulldogs - (1926)Chicago, Cardinals - (1928)NFL GamesTeam / Season / MatchesCanton Bulldogs / 1920 / 9Cleveland Tigers / 1921 / 5Oorang Indians / 1922 / 5Oorang Indians / 1923 / 9Rock Island Independents / 1924 / 9Rock Island Independents-New York Giants / 1925 / 5Canton Bulldogs / 1926 / 9Chicago Cardinals / 1928 / oneTotal: 52 Professional Matches.Muhammad Ali (Cassius Marcellus Clay)-(nickname (s) - The Louisville Lip, The Champ, The Greatest, The People’s Champ, and Ali) - a Professional Heavyweight BoxerBorn - January 17th, 1942 - Louisville, KentuckyDeath - June 3rd, 2016 - Scottsdale, ArizonaAge - 74 years oldMuhammad Ali was consider one of the best of all-time. He was a social figure of enormous influence in his generation: in politics, and in social and humanitarian struggles in the favor of African American and of Islam.During his amateur career, Cassius Clay won the Gold Medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics in the 75–81 Kg. Division.As a professional boxer, he won the undisputed champion of the heavyweight category in 1964 at the age of 22 years old. Finally, Ali became the linear championship (1964, 1974, and 1978) and undisputed (1964, 1967, and 1974)heavyweight three times, and in the first to conquer a world heavyweight title four times (that of the World Boxing Association in 1964, 1967, 1974, and 1978)Sports Debut - October 29th, 1960 - (Tunney Hunsaker) Freedom Hall in Lousiville, KentuckyTotal Fights in professional careerTotals - 61Victories - 56Knockout - 37Decision - 19Defeats - 5Knockout - 1Decision 4AcknowledgmentsSome awards granted to Muhammad Ali in his lifetime:Martin Luther King, Jr. Award (1970).Entered the Hall of Fame of the Olympism of the United States (1983).Recognition of service distinguished by the World Boxing Association (1985).Entered the International Boxing Hall of Fame (1990).Arthur Ashe Award for altruistic work (1997).Presidential Medal of Freedom (2005).Recognition as "King of Boxing" by the World Boxing Council (2012).Sportsman of the 20th century by Sports Illustrated .Sportsman of the 20th century by the BBC.Chosen by Time magazine as one of the twenty most influential characters in the United States.Six times chosen " boxer of the year " by The Ring (1963, 1966, 1972 - along with Carlos Monzon -, 1974, 1975 and 1978)..Michael Jordan (nickname (s) - “Air Jordan” and “His Airness”) - a Professional NBA Basketball PlayerBorn - February 17th, 1963 - New YorkAge - 56 years oldHe is consider by most fans and specialists as the best basketball player to play the game in history.NBA Draft - 1st Round (3rd Pick), 1984 by the Chicago BullsChicago Bulls - (1984–1993, 1995–1998)Washington Wizards - (2001–2003)Olympics Games1984 Los Angeles - Gold Medal1992 Barcelona - Gold MedalInternational GamesFIBA Americas Championship - 1992 Portland - Gold MedalPanamerican Games - 1983 Caracas - Gold MedalAwards, Records, Achievements, Titles / RecognitionsACC Freshman of the Year ( 1982 )ACC Player of the Year ( 1983 - 1984 )Naismith College Player of the Year ( 1984 )John R. Wooden Award ( 1984 )Oscar Robertson Trophy ( 1984 )Adolph Rupp Trophy ( 1984 )NABC Player of the Year ( 1984 )NCAA Champion ( 1982 )NBA Rookie of the Year ( 1985 )Better quintet of rookies of the NBA ( 1985 )Best Defender of the NBA ( 1988 )6 time NBA Champion( 1991 , 1992 , 1993 , 1996 , 1997 and 1998 )5 MVP of the Season( 1988 , 1991 , 1992 , 1996 and 1998 )6 MVP of the NBA Finals( 1991 , 1992 , 1993 , 1996 , 1997 and 1998 )10 times Best NBA Quintet( 1987 - 1993 , 1996 - 1998 )9 times Best Defense Quintet( 1988 - 1993 , 1996 - 1998 )14 times NBA All-Star( 1985 - 1993 , 1996 - 1998 , 2002 - 2003 )3 MVP of the NBA All-Star Game( 1988 , 1996 and 1998 )2-time NBA Mates Contest champion( 1987 and 1988 )Top scorer in the history of the Chicago BullsNBA Team 50th Anniversary ( 1997 )ESPY Award for the best player in the NBA ( 1993 , 1997 , 1998 and 1999 )ESPY Athlete of the Century ( 2000 )ESPY Male Athlete of the Decade ( 1990’s ) ( 2000 )ESPY Professional Basketball Player of the Decade ( 1990’s ) ( 2000 )ESPY Play of the Decade ( 2000 )Sportsman of the Year ( Sports Illustrated , 1991 )Member of the Basketball Hall of Fame since 2009Michael Jordan Achievements.Michael Phelps (nickname (s) - ‘The Baltimore Bullet” and “Flying Fish”) - a Professional Olympian (Swimmer)Born - June 30th, 1985 - Baltimore, MarylandAge - 34 years oldHe is the most decorated Olympian of all-time with a total of 28 Medals. Michael Phelps also holds the records for more Olympic Gold Medals (23), more gold medals in individual events (13) and more Olympic Medals in male events (15).Olympic Summer Games2000 Sydney GamesGold - 0Silver - 0Bronze - 02004 Athens GamesGold - 6Silver - 0Bronze - 22008 Beijing GamesGold - 8Silver - 0Bronze - 02012 London GamesGold - 4Silver - 2Bronze - 02016 Rio GamesGold - 5Silver - 1Bronze - 0Phelps has won a total of 73 Medals in the great world competitions in the long pool: 59 golds, 11 silver and 3 bronzes, which includes the Olympic Games, the World Championship and the Pan-Pacific Championship.His titles and records have allowed him to be recognized as the swimmer of the year six times and American swimmer of the year eight times. His 2008 Olympic Game performance earned him the Sportsman of the Year award from the Sports illustrated magazine. And, Michael Phelps is consider to be the best swimmer of all-time.World ChampionshipsFukuoka 2001 - Gold (1)Barcelona 2003 - Gold (4) / Silver (2)Montreal 2005 - Gold (5) / Silver (1)Melbourne 2007 - Gold (7)Rome 2009 - Gold (5) / Silver (1)Shanghai 2011 - Gold (4) / Silver (2) / Bronze (1)World Championships (PC)Indianapolis 2004 - Gold (1)Pan-Pacific ChampionshipYokohama 2002 - Gold (3) / Silver (2)Victoria 2006 - Gold (5) / Silver (1)Irvine 2010 - Gold (5)Gold Coast 2014 - (3) / Silver (2)Awards and RecognitionsIn 2010 he was elected the best FINA athlete of the decade in the discipline of male swimming.World Swimmer of the Year Award : 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007American Swimmer of the Year Award : 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007Golden Google Male Performance of the Year : 2004, 2006, 2007Golden Google Relay Performance of the Year : 2006, 2007Golden Google Male Athlete of the Year : 2004, 2007ESPY Awards 2005 | ESPY Best Olympic Performance : 2005USOC Athlete of the Year Award : 2004USSA Athlete of the Year Award : 2003World Swimming Champion : 2003James E. Sullivan Award : 2003Teen Choice Awards - Male Athlete : 2005Laureus World Sports Sportsman of the Year Award ( Nominated ): 2004, 2005, 2008USA Olympic Member : 2000 , 2004 , 2008 , 2012, 2016Athletes with multiple Olympic Medals : 16Record of more Olympic Medals obtained in an Individual : 8( Beijing 2008 )Street ‘The Michael Phelps Way’ named in tribute to Michael Phelps : 2004.Roger Federer (nickname (s) - Perfection Switzerland, The Great Roger, The Swiss watch, Master, El Expreso Suizo, and HM) - a Professional ATP Tour Tennis PlayerBorn - August 8th, 1981 - Basel, SwitzerlandAge - 37 years oldThe Swiss tennis player is the winner of 20 singles grand slam titles, as many whole story in men’s tennis and has maintained the position as number #1 in the ATP ranking for a record of 310 weeks, 237 consecutive. Federer is currently rank number #3 in the ATP Tour circuit.Professional Tennis Circuit - Year 1998IndividualCareer Record - (1216–264)Career Titles - (102 ATP)Grand Slam TitlesAustralian Open - (2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017, 2018)French Open - (2009)Wimbledon Championship - (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017)US Open Championship - (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)DoublesCareer Record - (129–89)Career Titles - (8 ATP)Grand Slam Titles - 0Other major tournamentsATP World Tour Finals - (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011)Team CompetitionsDavis Cup - (2014)Hopman Cup - (2001, 2018, 2019)Olympic GamesBeijing 2008 - Doubles (Gold (1))London 2012 - Individual (Silver (1))Records and AchievementsShow ATP titlesNo. / Date / ATP Tournament Name / Surfaceone / February 4, 2001 / Milan tournament / Carpettwo / January 13, 2002Sydney Tournament / Cement3 / May 19, 2002Hamburg Masters / Clay4 / October 13, 2002Vienna tournament / Cement5 / February 16, 2003Marseille tournament / Cement6 / March 2, 2003Dubai tournament / Cement7 / May 4, 2003Munich tournament / Clay8 / June 15, 2003Halle tournament / Grass9 / July 6, 2003Wimbledon / Grass10 / October 12, 2003Vienna tournament / Cementeleven / November 16, 2003Tennis Masters Cup / Cement12 / February 1, 2004Australian Open / Cement13 / March 7, 2004Dubai tournament / Cement14 / March 14, 2004Indian Wells Masters / Cementfifteen / May 16, 2004Hamburg Masters / Clay16 / June 13, 2004Halle tournament / Grass17 / July 4, 2004Wimbledon / Grass18 / July 11, 2004Gstaad tournament / Clay19 / August 1, 2004Masters of Canada / Cementtwenty / September 12, 2004United States Open / Cementtwenty-one / October 3, 2004Bangkok tournament / Cement22 / November 21, 2004Tennis Masters Cup / Cement23 / January 9, 2005Doha tournament / Cement24 / February 20, 2005Rotterdam tournament / Cement25 / February 27, 2005Dubai tournament / Cement26 / March 13, 2005Indian Wells Master / Cement27 / March 27, 2005Miami Masters / Cement28 / May 25, 2005Hamburg Masters / Clay29 / June 12, 2005Halle tournament / Grass30 / July 3, 2005Wimbledon / Grass31 / August 21, 2005Cincinnati Masters / Cement32 / September 11, 2005United States Open / Cement33 / October 2, 2005Bangkok tournament / Cement34 / January 8, 2006Doha tournament / Cement35 / January 29, 2006Australian Open / Cement36 / March 12, 2006Indian Wells Masters / Cement37 / March 26, 2006Miami Masters / Cement38 / June 18, 2006Halle tournament / Grass39 / July 9, 2006Wimbledon / Grass40 / August 13, 2006Masters of Canada / Cement41 / September 10, 2006United States Open / Cement42 / October 8, 2006 / Tokyo tournament / Cement43 / October 22, 2006Madrid Open / Cement44 / October 29, 2006Basel tournament / CarpetFour Five / November 19, 2006Tennis Masters Cup / Cement46 / January 28, 2007Australian Open / Cement47 / March 4, 2007 / Dubai tournament / Cement48 / May 20, 2007Hamburg Masters / Clay49 / July 8, 2007 / Wimbledon / Grassfifty / August 19, 2007 / Cincinnati Masters / Cement51 / September 9, 2007 / United States Open / Cement52 / October 28, 2007 / Basel tournament / Cement53 / November 18, 2007Tennis Masters Cup / Cement54 / April 20, 2008 / Estoril tournament / Clay55 / June 15, 2008Halle tournament / Grass56 / September 7, 2008United States Open / Cement57 / October 26, 2008Basel tournament / Cement58 / May 17, 2009Madrid Masters / Clay59 / June 7, 2009Roland Garros / Clay60 / July 5, 2009Wimbledon / Grass61 / August 23, 2009Cincinnati Masters / Cement62 / January 31, 2010Australian Open / Cement63 / August 22, 2010 / Cincinnati Masters / Cement64 / October 24, 2010Stockholm tournament / Cement65 / November 7, 2010Basel tournament / Cement66 / November 28, 2010ATP World Tour Finals / Cement67 / January 9, 2011 / Doha tournament / Cement68 / November 6, 2011Basel tournament / Cement69 / November 13, 2011 / Paris Masters / Cement70 / November 27, 2011 / ATP World Tour Finals / Cement71 / February 19, 2012 / Rotterdam tournament / Cement72 / March 4, 2012 / Dubai tournament / Cement73 / March 18, 2012 / Indian Wells Masters / Cement74 / May 20, 2012 / Madrid Masters / Clay75 / July 8, 2012 / Wimbledon / Grass76 / August 19, 2012 / Cincinnati Masters / Cement77 / June 16, 2013 / Halle tournament / Grass78 / March 2, 2014 / Dubai tournament / Cement79 / June 15, 2014 / Halle tournament / Grass80 / August 17, 2014 / Cincinnati Masters / Cement81 / October 12, 2014 / Shanghai Masters / Cement82 / October 26, 2014 / Basel Tournament / Cement83 / January 11, 2015 / Brisbane tournament / Cement84 / February 28, 2015 / Dubai tournament / Cement85 / May 3, 2015 / Istanbul tournament / Clay86 / June 21, 2015 / Halle tournament / Grass87 / August 23, 2015 / Cincinnati Masters / Cement88 / November 1, 2015 / Basel tournament / Cement89 / January 29, 2017 / Australian Open / Cement90 / March 19, 2017 / Indian Wells Masters / Cement91 / April 2, 2017 / Miami Masters / Cement92 / June 25, 2017 / Halle tournament / Grass93 / July 16, 2017 / Wimbledon / Grass94 / October 15, 2017 / Shanghai Masters / Cement95 / October 29, 2017 / Basel Tournament / Cement96 / January 28, 2018 / Australian Open / Cement97 / February 18, 2018 / Rotterdam tournament / Cement98 / June 17, 2018 / Stuttgart tournament / Grass99 / October 28, 2018 / Basel Tournament / Cement100 / March 2, 2019 / Dubai tournament / Cement101 / March 31, 2019 / Miami Masters / Cement102 / June 23, 2019 / Halle tournament / Grass.Usain Bolt (nickname (s) - Lighting Bolt, Usain “Gold”, and “The fastest man in the world”) - a Professional Track and Field SprinterBorn - August 21, 1986 - Trelawny, JamaicaAge - 32 years oldHe is a Jamaican professional athlete. Bolt holds eleven world titles and eight Olympic sprinter, and also has the world record in the 100 meter and the 200 meter smooth, and also the relay race in 4 x 100 meter with the Jamaican team. He is one of the seven athletes in history that have won titles in youth, junior, and absolute categories. It is known as “Lighting Bolt”.Professional Sports Debut - Year 2004His specialty event in Track and Field consist of 100 meter, 200 meter, and 4 x 100 meter.Olympic GamesGold - Beijing 2008 / 100 mGold - Beijing 2008 / 200 mDisqualified - Beijing 2008 / 4 x 100 mGold - London 2012 / 100 mGold - London 2012 / 200 mGold - London 2012 / 4 x 100 mGold - Rio 2016 / 100 mGold - Rio 2016 / 200 mGold - Rio 2016 / 4 x 100 mTotal Medals (8) - Gold Medal (8) / Silver Medal (0) / Bronze Medal (0)World ChampionshipBerlin 2009 - Gold (3)Daegu 2011 - Gold (2)Moscow 2013 - Gold (3)Beijing 2015 - Gold (3)Osaka 2007 - Silver (2)London 2017 - Bronze (1)World RelayNassau 2015 - Silver (1)Commonwealth GamesGlasgow 2014 - Gold (1)Acknowledgments and Titles and RecognitionsIAAF Athlete of the Year - (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016)"Athlete of the year" from Track and Field magazine : 2008 and 2009.«Character of the year in sports», outside the United Kingdom by the BBC: 2008 and 2009.Award Laureus 2009 and 2010..These 6 athletes are among the best ever in Sports History.Muhammad Ali (Professional Boxer), Michael Jordan (Professional NBA Basketball Player), Michael Phelps (Professional Swimmer), Roger Federer (Professional ATP Tennis Player), and Usain Bolt (Professional Track and Field Sprinter) specialize in one sport to the very best highest level of competition in the world in their profession. They are consider to be the best of the best in sports all-time.Out of these 5 amazing athletes - Michael Phelps is the best in his sport among the rest.But, lets not forget Jim Thorpe. The only athlete that competes in more then 2 professional sports. Instead, he has competed in 3 highest level of professional sport in the highest competition.Baseball, Basketball and Football - including 2 Gold Medals in the 1912 Stockholm Summer Olympic Games . The events that Thorpe won in the Olympics were Decathlon and PentathlonBecause of his amazing accomplishment in professional sports.Jim Thorpe is the Greatest Athlete ever