To be considered in the poll, the sprinters had to be retired, have a personal best that is sub-10 seconds, and won silver at either the World or Olympic Championships. There are only 8 male sprinters that meet these criteria. So if these 8 sprinters were in their prime and lined up on an 8-lane track, try to decide who would come out on top.
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Frankie Fredericks deserves it cuz he consistently performed at a higher level for a longer period of time than anyone else on that list.
As a Canuck though, I went for Bruny Surin, cuz him and Donovan Bailey gave Canada so much to root for in track back in the late 90's.
I'm hoping that Asafa Powell doesn't end on a list like this one day.
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Originally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by JonGotta go with my sentimental fave - Frankie Fredericks.
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Originally posted by DexterDannerOriginally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by JonGotta go with my sentimental fave - Frankie Fredericks.
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Originally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by DexterDannerOriginally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by JonGotta go with my sentimental fave - Frankie Fredericks.
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Originally posted by eldrickOriginally posted by DexterDannerand relied more on cadence than power
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