HALL OF FAME
  • George Foreman - A Thug Turn Boxer
    The two-time American World heavy weight Boxing Champion, George Foreman, was once a thug! This is not the only trivia or distinction Forman carries with him. He is the only boxer in history to win a major heavyweight title at an age of 45, when he knocked out 26 year old Michael Moorer in 1994 in Los Vegas, Nevada. George Edward Foreman was born on 10 January 1949 in Marshal, Texas to Nancy Foreman, his biological father was Leroy Moorehead, but he was raised by J.D. Foreman whom his mother married when he was a kid.

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  • Mohammad Ali- 'I am the Greatest'
    From punches, knockouts, championships, controversies to prophesy, Mohammad Ali became the world’s most adored athlete. In the early 60s, when boxing was mostly controlled by the mobs, Ali appeared in the ring and changed the face of this punching sport. At the age of 18, Ali traveled to Rome to compete in the 1960 Olympics in light and heavy weight divisions.

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  • Michael Johnson- The Fastest Man of Earth
    Top athletes have that magical balance between the mind and body that works in perfection and the skills seem to flow without any extra effort. They listen to their body and mind; read their muscles and bridge the gap between the thoughts and actions. They manage to keep their perfection level at the top, keeping in the back of their mind that they can loose.

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  • Jesse Owens
    It was a contest between a great athlete and a master race. What Jesse Owens achieved in a week in Berlin Olympics was ahead of dreams.The four gold medals by Jesse Owens in the Olympic's of 1936 was an achievement beyond the track and field. It was a statement against the dictator and his myth of Aryan supremacy.

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  • IAN Thorpe - Thorpedo Record 'Under Threat'
    Ian Thorpe’s record timing 3:40.08 seconds in 400 meters freestyle has been put to challenge at Beijing Olympic 2008 even before it started. South Korean Park Tae Hwan’s coach has announced to the world over Thorpe’s World record. May be Beijing will see a new World Record eclipsing Thorpe’s 3:40.08 time but Thorpe’s achievements in the aquatics looks far from others reach.

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