Top 10 Sporting Moments Reviews

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Customer Top 10 Sporting Moments Reviews (9)

by - written on 17/07/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Wow, what a good Top 10 list idea! The only problem is how do I limit it to just 10? Well here goes; I'll make this list about recent motorsport moments to spark a little debate amongst motor heads. 1. Moto GP - Last lap of 2009 Catalunya GP saw Valentino Rossi in a tooth and nail battle with young upstart Jorge Lorenzo. This gripping duel went right down to the last corner and saw Rossi grab a stunning and well-earned victory. One of the best last-lap battles ever? Quite possibly! 2. British Superbikes - Leon Camier recovered from a truly horrific crash at the Cadwell Park circuit in 2007 and is now amongst the top-runners in British ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/06/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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These are my top 10 Sporting Moments: (in no particular order) 10. Usain Bolt winning the 100m and 200m sprints in his 1st Olympic Games along with the four by 100m relay for Jamaica; with ease as he began celebrating before the line. After this in many interviews he has been asked why he didn't sprint all the way in to the line, he replied. "I didn't want to run to fast as it would take me a long time to beat them again" 9. Michael Phelps winning 8 Golds in the 2008 Olympic games; my favourite of these wins was the 100m butterfly where he beat Ian Crocker by just millimetres at the line. 8. Recently I went to watch the iRB ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/03/09, updated on 09/12/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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I'm going to break away from the norm with this review and tell you about ten sporting experiences I actually attended in person. Enjoy! Middlesbrough 1 v 0 Roma - March 2006 (Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough) This game makes my top 10 as it is the only European Club match I've ever attended. It was a cold, rainy night at The Riverside, but that didn't stop the locals coming out in their droves to see a Yakubu penalty seal the win against their more illustrious opponents from Italy. England v West Indies - May 2007 (Headingley, Leeds) A cool, blustery day at Headingley, but boy did we see some action! We were lucky ... Read the complete review

by - written on 23/11/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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I love sports, ok I have my favourites which might feature more predominantly on this list, but I will try not to be biased. 10. England winning the Rugby World Cup 2003 9. England finally winning the Ashes after a long wait 8. Gerrard scoring the decisive goal against Olympiakos to put us through to next stage 7. Sir Redgrave winning his fifth gold in a row 6. Man Utd scoring two goals in injury time to win the champions league 5. Gerrard scoring a dramatic equaliser in the 93rd minute of 2006 FA Cup final 4. Kelly Holmes achieved two gold medals in Olympics 3. Federer equalling ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/08/08, updated on 31/08/08 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Unsurprisingly I am a huge sports fan - it is probably my main passion in life other than my family. My recent experience with sports is more from a spectator point of view than as an athlete, although I did have my time, enjoyed it, and achieved a lot from it. The following top 10 sporting moments are purely from a personal point of view and are not necessarily moments anyone else would include - like the 1966 World Cup win, or Steve Redgrave's fifth Olympic medal. These are all achievements which made me literally jump about 1.5 meters into the air when I saw them accomplished. 1. Michael Johnson sets 200m World ... Read the complete review
