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Most influential U.S. athlete of the past 25 years?
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[QUOTE="Lafayette, post: 5327300, member: 14008"] #5 Swimming is really #1 Olympic sport because there are 26 medals given out. Phelps got more medals than anyone, and once he did and people saw, even more medals came after. But yes, had influence but I'd bump down to 7-8. #6 See #5 comment. People tuned in but IDK if more gymnasts are coming. #8 Williams - for Women's tennis she dominated for years and grew the sport. Tennis (and Golf) are really 2 sports - men's and women's. [/QUOTE]
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