Most dominant athletes in their sport ever

Greco-Roman wrestling, undefeated in international competition from 1987 until 2000

16 Grand Slam Titles, 18 of 19 straight Grand Slam Finals, 23 straight Grand Slam Semis, 30 (and counting) Grand Slam Quarters.

Mixed Martial Arts

best tennisplayer ever

pole vaulting

pole vaulting

best Footballer ever

football

baseball

basketball

I'm shocked that Jordan hasn't been listed before now!

golf

So cocky but sooooooooo fast

Best Ever

he has won 10 world titles!!!!

400-meter hurdles (won 107 consecutive finals)

cricket

Swimming

cycling

College wrestling, 4 time undefeated ncaa champion for iowa state 159-0

rally driving

yachting, won the world championships 15 times

sprinting

darts, 13 time world champion

sprinting and long jump

soccer

NASCAR, 5 consecutive Cup Series championships

Motocross

billiards

cricket

Probably the most gifted snooker player ever to grace the modern game. Has won 5 World Championship titles to his name so far. He is still competing as of 2015 since winning his first ranking title in 1993, the UK Championship. Recently, he broke Stephen Hendry's record in terms of century breaks of 775. As of 18th January, he is on 777.

Speed Skater

boxing, the only heavyweight champion in boxing history to win every fight in his professional career

Snowboarding Superpipe

By far most dominant player in his/her sport. Yes, it's racquetball. He had a 137 winning streak over 3 consecutive years. Incredible.

He competes in the Professional Armwrestling League, and as of 2009 is the number-one armwrestler in the world.[1] John was named by the Guinus Book of World Records as the "Greatest Armwrestler of All Time". Brzenk won four world championships in the heavyweight division through 1994, and gained the nickname of "Superman" for defeating much larger opponents.The heaviest opponent he faced weighed 660 lbs, whom he defeated. In 1995, he won the middleweight world championship.[6] He had an uncredited cameo in the 1987 Sylvester Stallone film Over the Top.

swimming

suqash, unbeaten for 5 years

discus throw, the only athlete to win a gold medal in the same individual event for four consecutive Olympics

Wonderful tennis player

360 lifetime batting average he was the greatest hitter ever

7 times world snooker champion hailing from Scotland during the 1990s. His first was in 1990 and the last was in 1999. Now retired, he commentates for the BBC.

John Harold Force is an American NHRA drag racer. He is a 16-time Funny Car champion driver and an 18-time champion car owner. Force owns and drives for John Force Racing. He is one of the most dominant drag racers in the sport with 145 career victories. No one in Drag Racing is even close!

Freestyle Wrestling. He a surrendered ZERO points at the 1972 olympic games. That means not one escape, nothing, zero. All with an injured knee and stiches in his head.

Ghulam Muhammad - Gama Pehalwaan - Undefeated in 50 year career e challenged and beat the worlds best, nobody was willing to take on his challenges, some of which were completely outrageous. Google him for more info

Ghulam Muhammad - Gama Pehalwaan - Undefeated in 50 year career

powerlifting

Three time Olympic 1500m champion (2016, 2021 and 2024). In the second of these, the Olympics, held in Tokyo was postponed for a year due to the worldwide pandemic.

The ultimate British rower, five Olympic gold medals between 1984 and 2000. It has also led to Britain's dominance in the event which continues to this day.

The best British swimmer there has ever been. His incredible journey began in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow through to the postponed European Championships in Budapest that actually took place in 2021 (instead of 2020 due to the worldwide pandemic). He also won two Olympic gold medals (2016 and the postponed 2020 version) to date. He is still competing.

Multiple world female darts champion including her 2016 win at Frimley Green, Surrey.

American swimming freestyler and world record holder.

She held #1 World Female Chess ranking more than 25 years!

Checkers. over 45 year career he only lost 7 games! two of them were to Chinook Computer program. He was essentially "unbeatable". Without question, hands down, the greatest at their respective sport/game in the history of planet Earth!!!

Dominates the game like no other.

Otto Graham went to a championship game every single year he played a professional sport. He was a born winner.

boxing

long jump

college football

sumo, won a record 32 tournaments between 1960 and 1971

billards, snooker

three-cushion billiards

high jump

road racing cycling

Baseball home run KIng