Top 10 Athletes Who Played More Than One Sport

Top 10 Amazing Athletes Who Played More Than One Sport
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Multi-sport athletes are a rare breed. These outstanding athletes didn’t limit themselves to one sport, but instead flourished in a number of sports and leagues. Among the greatest who have ever competed professionally in more than one sport are legends like Michael Jordan, Deion Sanders, Bo Jackson, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Jim Thorpe, Charlie Ward, Herschel Walker, Lionel Conacher, Jackie Robinson, and Jim Brown, but only one can come out on top.
For this list, we’ve chosen professional athletes who have attained some level of success in multiple sports.
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[@jasonremy1627]

So, ironic that in the first video with Michael Jordan, he's shown being guarded by Danny Ainge, who ACTUALLY played 2 major league sports: Ainge played a few seasons with the Blue Jays before joining the Celtics...

[@kcdude719]

I'm not a big fan of Ainge, but I noticed that as well. I think Ainge should possibly have made the Top 10 & if not, for certain Honorable Mention.

[@ajreugh1]

I believe Ainge is also the only person to be a first team all-American in basketball, football, and baseball.

[@peaceistherealmuscle]

Bjørn Wirkola - Norwegian whom is recognised as one of the best ski jumpers of all time, whilst also being a rather sucsessful professional soccer player, winning both the Norwegian cup and the league with Rosenborg in 1971. He was also crowned the league top scorer that year.

[@nyxx7813]

Like i genuinley dont care about any of his acomplishments if his heads shaved ontop of being named bjorn. Like homie better really overcompensate or hes just not a human.

[@Dreadlock1227]

I've never even heard of the Canadian guy but I kinda feel like he should be higher up. Pro hockey, football, baseball and boxing?? That's crazy

[@HalifaxHercules]

Don't forget that Hayley Wickenheiser and Clara Hughes were excellent multi-sport athletes. Clara is one of few Olympians ever to win a medal in both Winter and Summer Olympics, in Speed Skating and Cycling respectfully.

[@joaquinthedreem1941]

WatchMojo: Wrestling isn't a sport....... The Rock: IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU THINK!!!!!!

[@DarKKnightt07]

"You can't stop Bo Jackson" The Cincinnati Bengals actually did.

[@DarKKnightt07]

@Cxh C yeah cause they were the last team he ever played against.

[@aarondough2524]

His doctor said just about anyone else in that incident would have strained his hip but no was so strong he ripped it out of the socket......and then popped it back in himself.

[@TheGrizNation]

I'm honestly surprised WatchMojo had the knowledge to put Jim Thorpe as #1. For all those people thinking Bo should have been #1, do your research on Thorpe then answer this question again. Thorpe was Bo before Bo's parents were even alive.

[@gregfray2061]

watch mojo u have truly out done yourself, going through all that info and then presenting it all in one single video. You truly are one of..... no u are my most favourite KZbin channel. thnx for everythin

[@qelipq-6383]

Great vid thx

[@johnsummers9660]

You forgot to mention Charlie Ward winning a national championship for F.S.U.'s football team. He was a joy to watch play. As far as Deion Sanders is concerned, you should've showed the film of his game winning interception in the F.S.U vs Auburn Sugar Bowl. It was so clutch!

[@RedTV8888]

I don't know if you guys noticed or not, but you made a typo. You put "#2" next to Bo Jackson's name.

[@koolkids6709]

No it's not as I thought so when I saw ur comment after watching the video I remember all the crazy shit he did (while paving the way for Native Americans) so Bo comes in as basically 1a

[@jonavanortiz]

He should be number 1 without a doubt

[@cataphract2278]

+Kid from Chicago Jim Thorpe is arguably the greatest athlete to ever live, so I think he has earned #1

[@obiohaz6023]

lol he should of been #3

[@RedTV8888]

nebraska avenger Well Bo Jackson IS the greatest athlete to ever live. So he should be number 1.

[@johnconnorsavior]

Lev Yashin is the best football goalkeeper of all time was a perfect ice hockey goalkeeper. and Vsevolod Bobrov was USSR football champion. And Olympic games gold medalist in ice hockey. how can you forget about these outstanding people?

[@twisted_tea]

Good point

[@matteovallejo19]

Minor league doesn't count they said, yet the count Michael Jordan

[@orca5836]

Didnt he play for the White sox

[@wiltonater]

Matteo Vallejo I noticed that too

[@versansky75]

Alexander Technically not. He played for the Birmingham Barons..... an affiliate with the White Sox

[@whelpthereitis2577]

I questioned it to an d went back to listen to qualifications again. They specifically said lower level minor leagues. Since the WS's put him in AAA straight away he was technically high tier minors.

[@puckerings]

No he played AA, not AAA. That's really pushing it in terms of their criteria.

[@ianharper3213]

Bo Jackson Didn't Choose baseball just because the royals won it all the year before. The Tampa Bay Bucs, invited him to a meeting when he was still in college, thus being illegal, and he was suspended from the last season of baseball at Auburn. The bucs hoped to get him to not play baseball, So they drafted him 1st overall, but he declined to sign with them and went for the MLB draft instead. Check your shit Watch Mojo.

[@jcwelchjr]

Ian Harper Nice to see someone knows something. Watchmojo is garbage. I think they purposely troll us with their lists to get conversation going and traffic to their channel. It's like a Liberal watching Fox News( or conservative watching MSNBC). They yell at the TV in disagreement.

[@johnlinzmayer7036]

@@jcwelchjr ...But the "liberal" has much, much more to find fault with ha-ha. :-)

[@toddredding4461]

Danny Ainge? Played for the Toronto Blue Jays when he was drafted by the Celtics. All American in 3 sports in college

[@pranayranka7984]

@watchmojo please make more videos on the topic of sports

[@joaquinrojas-tineo9166]

Wilt Chamberlain?!! People forget he is in the volleyball hall of fame too

[@tpsam]

Joaquin Rojas Tineo finally I was searching for this comment smh we are so deep in the comments sections damn a two different hall of fames is unbelievable the most impressive part his entire volleyball career was as a retired nba player

[@donbonnell9973]

Also Track and Field in college -broke a record or two

[@GlennTheSadMarinersFan]

oops missed yoru post but I added his track and field feats as well.

[@syncmonism]

Yes, and there are many other sports which he could have dominated, had he chosen to play them.

[@morrisparrish76]

You left out track and field

[@ragingbull2001]

Anyone saying Jim Thorpe doesn't deserve the top spot should do some fucking research

[@AllMediaReviewsPodcast]

agreed.

[@brentgranger7856]

Absolutely! The greatest athlete of all time!

[@bucky90269]

Ya Thorpe definitely has the most impressive resume. Dave Winfield is a guy who didn't even make the list who should be considered up there with Bo and Thorpe. He was a HOF Right Fielder, but he was actually drafted as a pitcher, being one of the best pitchers in his draft class. He was also a star basketball player at Minnesota, and was drafted by both the NBA and the ABA. He was also drafted by the Minnesota Vikings. He is one of only two people who have been selected in the draft of four different pro organizations. Prob the most underrated multisport athlete of all time. Elway was another guy who is underrated.

[@AllMediaReviewsPodcast]

agreed on Winfield. A cousin of mine played with him at the U (Baseball) and echoes your words.

[@ComatoseRat]

Hmmm, I see this guy named Vincent Jackson who played football and baseball, definitely the best of all time to play multiple sports.

[@abc82259]

Top 10 North American Athletes Who Played More Than One Sport

[@benwilcox6725]

it's because American athletes are the best at sports

[@JTB2K11OVGY]

No shit what about Sir Ian Botham

[@newthrash1221]

what, is there a bunch of European players who excell at fucking soccer and cricket? lol

[@choch72]

+newthrash1221 I like soccer but ive never seen Europe produce a Bo Jackson or LeBron James calibur athlete. America produces freaks of nature and has for a very long time (way before steroids since I know someone will bring that up) Australia is starting to rival (Jarryd Hayne, Ben Simmons)

[@simonklages9262]

Well. the best soccer players, from europe or other parts of the world, are incredible athletes, being superior to anyone else in the highest competion there is in sport - for soccer is by far the most performed sport in the world. Maybe you have a different definition of an "athlete", though.

[@sheawhitey8631]

Dave Winfield was a hell of an athlete.... In college he lettered in baseball ,basketball, and football... SIGNED with the San Diego Padres and had a Hall of Fame career...

[@multiyapples]

I hope we see more multi sport professional athletes at the highest levels.

[@recheetos2347]

Danny Ainge > Michael Jordan for this particular list

[@Benthewall-vb9ny]

No just because mj is the goat in one sport and still played another

[@ajreugh1]

People sleep on Danny Ainge. He should be top 5 on this list easily.

[@Gassysamsquanch]

I agree, mj wasn’t good enough for AA and anyone who watched the last dance knows he only played AA so they had enough seats to accommodate the fans

[@patricklnolen]

No Danny Ainge?

[@ashleyladner7620]

good job

[@abramsplumbing7115]

bo was inspiring! great memories watching him! I can't think of an athlete I'd rather take the lunch! So many good times watching him

[@benweiss9611]

Mj sucked in baseball. .202 with 3 bombs is below average at best

[@Gameflyer001]

He played in the minors, and he practiced swinging a bat every day until his hands bled.

[@marksantandrea469]

Still doesn't make him a good baseball player though

[@mrminividz]

TBH his baseball career is far more impressive than most people realise. The guys he played with spent their whole lives playing baseball and even though wasn't good at first, he actually managed to get a lot better and was doing ok towards the end. That is impressive.

[@0fficialdregs]

name one great minor league baseball player because I'm sure Mark couldn't name at least one

[@WillyM79]

List isn't about how good he was

[@coyoteartist]

The Michael Jordan situation is rather a hard one to chose. The Chi Sox were owned by the Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf. He was honoring Jordan's contract during the "retirement". Probably the only reason he was chosen for the Fall League with being just above the Mendoza Line is due to the strike. And Danny Ainge is the only one to play in the NBA and MLB.

[@jcwelchjr]

Blue Coyote LMAO the Mendoza Line. George Brett created the ultimate troll job on his teammate. I'm surprised he takes it so well.

[@GRNBaseball10]

Good list. I would have added Bob Gibson (MLB pitcher Creighton basketball player, went on to play for the globetrotters) and Wilt Chamberlain (NBA Center, Track and Field star, Volleyball).

[@kweli05]

Deion also played a baseball game and football game in the same day. He is my favorite multi-sport athlete.

[@t.t3708]

Jackie robinson and bo jackson are probably the 2 best overall athletes ever. especially Jackie the guy could compete pretty damn good at everything

[@avataraang360]

Bo Jackson should be number 1

[@joedigger9919]

Yup cause Bo Knows #1

[@megamania7106]

I have to disagree with you.

[@avataraang360]

+Megamania 215 ok

[@saredciders7414]

Agreed Jackson was great

[@branbran9164]

yea

[@Tirkka]

Not that well known outside of Finland maybe, but Tapio Rautavaara won an olympic gold medal in Javelin throw and european championship (team competition) in archery. He was also a successful singer and actor after his sports career. Also, some top level sprinters have had quite a successful career in bobsleigh as well.

[@jonanderson4474]

Mr Thorpe is definitely placed in the right spot. Thanks for that.

[@DaveSP196]

Good rule about the fighters by the way

[@DaveSP196]

However, there are more than just MMA fighters and boxers, there's kickboxers, etc.

[@daveundconnie1]

gosh, no mention of Danny Ainge. Danny Ainge was actually great at 3 sports. The only player in history to be all american in 3 sports. Wow, you guys blew it big time putting people who are great at 1 sport and sucked at the others...

[@anthonyc2781]

dc_hello_1 it’s mojo dude they suck

[@Kermit-The-Smaug]

Don’t forget that while Jordan was playing baseball he helped the looney tones beat an alien basketball team. I think that makes him the best of all time.

[@alexseleniar]

Will this channel ever have 1080p videos ?

[@Joe-ck3ju]

Writing before I start, if Bo Jackson isn't 1st I quit

[@Joe-ck3ju]

Wtf !!!! I quit!!!

[@AholeAtheist]

Yup, all Americans. In New Zealand alone we've had George Nepia, who was similar to your number one, as the first prominent Maori athlete, he played Rugby for the national rugby team known as the All Blacks, and that particular team known as the Invincibles, and also played Rugby League for our national team. Then there are a few who represented New Zealand in both Rugby and Cricket, Jeff Wilson being the most notable but there were others before him I believe, and then there's Sonny Bill Williams, world champion in Rugby and Rugby League, and has also been trying his hand at professional boxing. And I'm sure there are Brits who have represented their country in both either Rugby and Cricket or Football and Cricket. There's Australians and other European and even possibly South American or South African athletes who have also had success in two sports. Maybe you could have done an all American top ten and a Rest of the World top ten?

[@crazygrainger2006]

One of your own cricketers Suzie Bates was in the Tall Ferns in the 2008 Olympics. Over here in Australia we have Ellyse Perry, the only Australian to compete in two Senior World Cups (FIFA World Cup and ICC Cricket World Cup).

[@JS-ue2si]

Perfect top 3. Couldn't have gone any other way

[@ericfonseca8710]

That intro of BASEketball was epic

[@raiders4192]

Bo Jackson better be first..

[@cloroxbleach6473]

yup

[@joedigger9919]

That's what I am saying, dude is a rare BEAST of an athlete

[@nepherius]

You should know by now with WM, the entry that should be #1 is always #2.

[@jcrhea001]

I'd put him ahead of Jim Thorpe for sure.

[@nathanmckenzie904]

Jim Thorpe

[@nirag_sawant]

📈this channel when i subbed 📉this channel now

[@abrahamrodriguez9227]

true

[@pillowdaily7431]

They are gaining subs and revenue everyday. This isn't DramaAlert.

[@jacobthomas8740]

+Odyssey2001 but the quality of vids tho :/

[@bretthilbert8226]

+Odyssey2001 dramaalert as a tenth the subs and gets the same amount of views per vid basically (except mojo has some viral vids). Mojo will always get the views but the quality has gone down since there's not much less to make a list on

[@paulerate]

HHEheheHeHEhEheHEEH go to tRuThCONteStCOm, ERaD The [pResENt

[@mattthomas1442]

Kirk Gibson should be on here, most underrated multi sport athlete ever! Dominated college football and made the Hall of Fame there, was a consensus top 5 pick in the NFL draft but chose baseball, went to baseball and made multiple All Star teams and won an MVP. He was an absolute freak of an athlete that doesn't get the attention that he deserves!

[@Rothiman]

I never understand how a list on this topic can be made without mentioning Christa Luding-Rothenburger. she won Olympic medals in 1988 in the winter AND the summer games as an ice skater and cycler.

[@GlennTheSadMarinersFan]

Shawn white too. won x games gold in summer and winter.

[@aidenhartman3164]

Where's dave Winfield

[@plottwist3364]

Neymar is a great diving champion

[@villedocvalle]

Lol

[@stingrey1571]

danny ainge-baseball & basketball

[@markheithaus]

I didn't realize how successful deion Sanders was in both football and baseball. To play in both the super bowl and the world series is incredible

[@ed8459]

Deion should be one or two.

[@sydboski]

Why?

[@unbeatenlake790]

It would of been funny if you showed the clip of bo Jackson running over Deion sanders since they were 3 and 2.

[@Grandizer8989]

I love the Tom Brady mention, but if you include him you have to include Frank Thomas, John Elway, Danny Ainge, and Dave Winfield.

[@WatchMojo]

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[@tazrex69]

Why include so many pro wrestlers in the voting list if you weren't going to allow them to qualify for the top 10?

[@smartwater598]

But has anybody ever been considered one of the best at each sport? Not just good enough be compete?

[@Blakieentertainment]

smart water Mj

[@TheBloodOfChristRedeems]

Danny Ainge

[@the1truth517]

I guess we're glazing over the fact that Herschel was also a world class track star who raced against Carl Lewis and others at the '83 Indoor National Championship.

[@mjgillespie91]

what about Nasser al-attayah, did rallying and Olympic shooting bronze medallist; also alex zanardi, he did motor racing and Paralympic handbike after his accident.

[@PradeepPurple]

Denis Compton, won the Ashes for England in 1953, won an FA Cup for Arsenal in 1950!

[@yoavcohen2218]

but he's not American and arsenal suvk

[@austinalemania228]

But he didn't play multiple sports dumbass

[@PradeepPurple]

Cricket for England, Football for Arsenal. your google skills are lacking for 21st century.....dumbass

[@paulcrewe3325]

Please insert the word American between 10 and Athletes 👍

[@grandmastermario3695]

Im not a pro at anything, but i have been competitive in many sports right now i do 3 Basketball track and feild and floor hockey.

[@lalalalasse]

When the olympics are over you should make a top 10 2016 olympic winners

[@Brian-Hatten]

you say you won't include minor league sports but here you are at #10 lying. come on mojo.

[@mk6rfc1]

*Top 10 American Athletes

[@TheFyinews]

mk6rfc1 Jim Thorpe

[@robossthinking1056]

2:21 Damn that control on the ball

[@versansky75]

Since wrestlers weren't included on this list, you should do a list of wrestlers who competed in pro sports. Lots of names would come up

[@joshpoirier8729]

Can"t wait till Tebow can be on this list

[@davidbuswa9425]

He will never make the Big Show at age 29. Tebow's prime ability will deminish as he ages. He's stiff and his throwing mechanics are horrible. Tebow still throws a baseball like a football

[@joshpoirier8729]

......I was being a troll lol. But I love Tebow for who he is, a great guy, devoted catholic and family man and I've been following him since the year he won the heisman but I do sadly admit he wasn't great at football and probably won't be in great in baseball either.

[@davidbuswa9425]

Josh Poirier That is okay.We all have a little troll in ourselves. Tebow is a phenomenal athlete. I'd like to see succeed in Football because I hear he is a wonderful person. He should give the CFL a try. It may not pay much, but it is a pro league, the game is more exciting than the NFL. The CFL game would help him immensely with his style of play. Right now the CFL is hurting for good quality quarterbacks. He'd have not problem adjusting. Many cheers to you.

[@joshpoirier8729]

I really agree, I wish he just did CFL but tbh I can live with the baseball. I just hope he has some success because he is a phenomenal person in every way possible

[@paplar9744]

+Josh Poirier he will never be in the majors

[@BlacKE]

Wilt Chamberlain?

[@morrisparrish76]

“Nuff said”

[@lanceyamashitastop10lists48]

Good list, but John Brodie should get an honorable mention as he was the QB for the 49ers from 1957-73, and won a golf tournament on the PGA Champions Tour.

[@MegaFister69]

Nobody outside North America. Lev Yashin won the Ballon D'or in Soccer and was also a first Division Player in ice hockey.

[@sydboski]

Right. He should be mentioned.

[@julesbrown4854]

How the fuck does a heisman winner NOT get drafted?😐

[@JS-ue2si]

Bucs drafted Bo but he didn't go with them because they sneakily disqualified him from finishing his baseball season in college.

[@owenhadden6677]

He was talking about ward

[@warrennelson3737]

Because most Heisman winning QB's were flops at the NFL level.

[@julesbrown4854]

Warren Nelson word, but they should still get drafted. That's like the john wooden or Naismith player of the year not getting drafted to the NBA or the McDonald's All-American game MVP not getting any scholorships

[@JerseyRams96]

Yo Charlie Ward would have been drafted but said he didn't intend to sign with an NFL team if he wasn't a 1st round choice which he believed himself to be which is why he opted for pro basketball

[@laurenhicks2892]

Someone just tell me where Bo Jackson was ranked

[@benjaminmcmonagle2959]

2nd

[@laurenhicks2892]

+Benjamin McMonagle How was he not first???

[@BigSmile91jm]

+Lauren Hicks Jim Thorpe

[@harrisonbaylor1432]

You poor people who don’t know history. Jim Thorpe is definitely number one.

[@tonym994]

a guy named Conley played for the Celtics and the Red Sox (they didn't play much in the Fall in those days)at the same time.

[@villedocvalle]

Hershel Walker was so fucking dope. All these athletes are inspirations.

[@aperfecte]

0:43 who's that scrawny guy that looks like the rock?

[@michaeladdae2014]

butterfly man

[@Aoiren]

Shane "The Hurricane" Helms

[@Shawn6751]

Shane "Sugar" Helms

[@joejo7480]

no one else gets it but me dwayne the rock johnson

[@matthewbreslin9366]

It's The Rock, you degenerate fuck!

[@bjchit]

I see the Eurotrash are trying to act like standing around and lightly jogging for a few minutes at a time for an hour and a half makes you a better athlete than guys who crash into each other on ice skates, run and jump and dive, or running and jumping, throwing and kicking, tackling and blocking is more intense and makes you a better athlete.

[@tpsam]

bjchit you put it with too much emphasis but yeah soccer players are not elite athletes only bale and Ronaldo are something but not nfl and nba standards in some aspects

[@TheGent2]

A few additions - worthy of honorable mentions: David Debusschere: New York Knicks / Detroit Tigers; Danny Ainge: Boston Celtics / Toronto Blue Jays; and Chuck Connors: Boston Celtics / Brooklyn Dodgers - and TV's "The Rifleman". (He was also drafted by the Chicago Bears, but never suited up for them.)

[@gilegilica1480]

I trained 2 years martial arts, 8 years football and basketball both and i played sports with friends all day. Now i have a big problem, i dont know what to do... I love all. And i have only 15 years

[@UnlimitedK9]

What Bo Jackson did was much more impressive than Jim Thorpe considering it was so modern. Jim Thorpe would struggle in any major sport today as athletes are much bigger, faster, and stronger now. What Thorpe did was impressive for his time but high schoolers today could run circles around him.

[@MClark-ii2di]

Well sure but athletes today have access to a lot of things people at that time didn't. Especially the pharmaceuticals if you catch my drift. ;)

[@owenhadden6677]

not every great athlete does roids, there is such a thing as hard work ;)

[@AllMediaReviewsPodcast]

in all likelihood, Jim Thorpe would have been built physically of the time just as Bo Jackson or any other athlete does. Modern nutrition, modern weight programs, etc.

[@simonklages9262]

then put highschoolers of today back a century ago, get raised, trained and feeded the same way as people back then and see if they "run circles" around Thorpe. Or bring Jim Thorpe as a child here, give him the modern conditions and see what he is able to achieve... Or transfer the athletes of today 100 years in front from now and see how they will compete. And if you CAN'T do that, you should better consider that the only measure for greatness can be the achievement in ones own time. Or was Charles Lindbergh not a great pilot because he didn't cross the atlantic with a modern type airplane or Aristoteles or Leonardo da Vinci not great geniuses because some of their theories turned out to be wrong in modern science with all its steadily growing possibilities? Well, this point is no point actually.

[@whelpthereitis2577]

Simple response: Wrong

[@jacobkan4575]

What about sonny bill Williams? Played rugby union, rugby league, boxing and mma

[@paulmeade4862]

Best possible choice for #1

[@AncientBelgarath]

How about Danny AInge? He started out in Baseball for the Blue Jays before moving on to Basketball and the Celtics.

[@HalifaxHercules]

I say Deion Sanders (Football, Baseball, and Athletics), Bo Jackson (Baseball and Football), Hayley Wickenheiser (Softball and Hockey), and Clara Hughes (Cycling and Speed Skating) are the four greatest high performance multi athletes ever.

[@choch72]

a few other notables: Danny Ainge (MLB and NBA) Stephen Neal (NCAA Wrestling and NFL, champion in both) Jhavid Best (Olympic Track and NFL) Antonio Gates/Tony Gonzalez (NCAA Basketball, NFL)

[@Mongo2451]

Sonny Bill Williams! Rugby Union, Rugby League, MMA, Boxing

[@dude999642]

Great video, but they forgot to mention that Jackie Robinson ALSO has mad athletic skills as an Avenger (played for Wakanda.)

[@stevewick9508]

You forgot Danny Ainge. He played major league baseball for the Toronto Blue Jays, before his NBA career for the Boston Celtics.

[@simonlongchamps791]

Honorable mentions: Peter Zezel (Hockey and soccer) and Tom Glavine (baseball and hockey)

[@leeazo]

I just love this logic 0:37 listen for 5 seconds 1:09.... someone please explain

[@hylkehoekstra9971]

what about Primož Roglič he was junior world champion ski jumping and is a cyclist in the main peleton atm. He won a time trail in the 2106 giro

[@JimathedimsBlogspot]

You can't have a list of multipart athletes without Sonny Bill Williams

[@jaspersmommy1347]

Babe Didrikson deserves to be higher than #9!

[@Grandizer8989]

Thank you Mojo for getting away from 'pull it out of my butt' stupid video game categories at least this one time.

[@maxsebell9927]

Danny ainge watching this video: AM I A JOKE TO YOU!!!

[@_penguins9916]

Danny Ainge played in the mlb and nba and is now one of if not the best gms in basketball

[@DrewRandIsCool]

Jackie Robinson will always be a fantastic athlete to break any color barrier

[@angelfishluva291]

Putting up a picture of Rousey while talking about boxers switching to UFC made me laugh.

[@jcwelchjr]

Angelfish Luva They did show Ronda's weigh in meltdown against Holly Holm who is a boxer that switched to MMA.

[@MsMarie0072]

Jackie Robinson and Michael Jordan are two legends in their own right

[@freeflare6338]

Was kind of expecting Danny Hodge, at least as an honorable mention. Golden Gloves champion, and one of the best amateur wrestlers in history. The college wrestling equivalent of the Heisman is named after him.

[@seinsmeld13]

wayne gretztky was obviously a great hockey player but also a great baseball player

[@jessspagett8488]

would like to see an international verson of this is well.

[@blakebender4749]

I go to the same high school as Jim brown did and surprisingly it's a really small school 100 kids a grade