What is the most famous sports photo?
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In your opinion, what is the most famous sports photo ever?
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This one jumps out to me, Ali standing over Liston.
The full color version.
I always loved this photo, Dr. J and Larry Legend lock horns.
Solid choices so far!!
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There's quite a few different photos of these guys, so I chose just one.
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Three from me…
A miracle…
…a moment of perfection…
…and a master.
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The Catch, 1981 NFC Championship Game:
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Superbowl 17 (1983) ... John Riggins breaks a tackle on 4th and 1 and scores a late 4th quarter 41 yard TD giving Washington the lead:
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Seattle blows it by throwing a pass from the 1 yard line with time running out in Superbowl 49 ...
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One yard short ... Superbowl 34 ... might have been one of the first cliff-hanger nail-biter superbowls:
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Tuck rule ... 2001 AFC Divisional Playoff Game ... gave credence to the NFL being fixed conspiracy ... kicked off the new england dynasty:
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Not a photo per se, but an amazing play ... The Immaculate Reception:
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Joe Louis's vicious knockout of Max Schmeling.
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billy ripken ff. sure its a card. but obv still a photo. even my grandma, mom and aunts knew about it.
I love it when Rose would just dive airborn for the base.
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I always loved this photo of Thomas Hearns being carried out after his war with Marvin Hagler.
I want to see the face of Vic Wertz after Mays made that catch...
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Dr. J dunk contest.
Another iconic Dr. J
Tom Landry.
I had mistakenly posted the Grange picture twice... so one was replaced with Ben Hogan at the 1950 US Open hosted at Merion. This picture captures Hogan's famous one iron in the 18 hole playoff with Lloyd Mangrum. A great photo that captures one of golf's greatest tournaments
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probably already up there as the most famous in japan, but this will certainly age well here in america. i found it to be immediately awesome on that sunday:
The two greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game, that is the best sports photo in history, hands down, and it's not even close.
^^^^ Hands down, and it's not even close I say!
Football in the 60s.
famous doesnt always equate to being great. so i guess this has to be up there by default:
Joe Namath after delivering on his guarantee in Super Bowl III is an iconic photo. Not as iconic as Trubusky and Dalton, but iconic nevertheless.
Ah yes, Joe Namath was one cool dude, rockin the fur coat on the sideline.
MJ.
The stilt, 100.