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The 85 Most Powerful Photos In Sports History

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Some of these I would question in regards to "powerful." Interesting? Sure like #1 . Many are iconic.

And I'll wait for you guys to post them.

 

I do not have the patience to click 87 times.

#31 is an all-time favorite.

 

Bobby Orr celebrates winning the Stanley Cup.

 

Overtime, Game 4 at Boston Garden. Orr scored the game and Cup winner but tripped right as it went in; sent him flying through the air and the photographer managed to capture this image of unbridled joy.

 

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Wow. Some awesome moments captured. My favorite by far (that I did not know of before looking at this list) was the Ethiopian runner who won a marathon barefoot.

 

Also, surprised there were no Aaron or Bonds homeruns.

Wow. Some awesome moments captured. My favorite by far (that I did not know of before looking at this list) was the Ethiopian runner who won a marathon barefoot.

 

Also, surprised there were no Aaron or Bonds homeruns.

 

Very surprised not to find the Aaron 715 with the guys running the bases with him.

Wow. Some awesome moments captured. My favorite by far (that I did not know of before looking at this list) was the Ethiopian runner who won a marathon barefoot.

 

Also, surprised there were no Aaron or Bonds homeruns.

 

There is a movie titled "The Games" loosely based around the barefoot Olympic runner at the 1960 summer games in Rome. They changed it to an Australian aborigine runner. I haven't seen it in years but I believe one of the stars was Ryan O'Neal.

I just pulled up on youtube the video of Derek Redmond & his dad, after Derek had pulled his hamstring

 

If that doesn't bring you to tears, nothing will.

 

What about the dueling jockeys down the stretch in the Derby?

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