Who is the athlete that gets on your nerves?

Question

I will throw some names here

Roger Clemens - dirty player. Goes on and off retirement as if the whole league is his. Everyone outside of Yanks nation won't miss his fat flab when he retires once again.

Michael Schumacher - yes I know he's retired and he's not technically an athlete in some eyes. Yet he treated himself as if he was a genuine athlete. Dirty driver I might add.

Roger Federer - ok he's not as bad as the other ones above, but I just don't understand why he always falls down to his knees or to the playing surface after winning the final match of a grandslam in straight sets easily, as if he has won his first grandslam emotionally in a five set thriller. When you know you are that good, you don't have to show the world that jeez, that thing was so hard to win! I think he should be more humble, like tiger woods.

Answer 1

I agree with Clemens but the others don't bother me. I really can't stand Terrell Owens. I will say that he is one of the best in the game but his attitude toward the game and just everything else that he brings with him just doesn't seem like it is worth having him around. And lately I have stopped being amused at everything Chad Johnson of the Bengals does. I am ready to see him just shut it and play the game. Again a very good player but seems more fitted to be an actor.

Answer 2

Tiger Woods
Shaq
Michael Schumacher
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Gordon
Barry Bonds

Answer 3

Nerves are a surprisingly general area of each and every game. i'm uncertain what style of game you're in, i'm in a judged game, yet i'm effective that athletes in non-judged activities are purely as worried (probable greater... on account that triumphing/dropping is totally as much as them and there is not any corrupt center guy or woman...). all of us gets worried till now competitions or in demanding circumstances revolving around activities. in case you do no longer you're ether truly sturdy, truly arrogant, or have various prepare. do no longer set unrealistic expectancies for your self. in case you're making a mistake you're making a mistake, no longer something you're able to do approximately it. awaiting your self to place first or awaiting to, i do no longer understand purely awaiting something that places various tension on your self, is greater possibly to make you decrease to rubble. desire this enables :)

Answer 4

Kobe Bryant and Brett Farve.

Answer 5

Derek Jeter - Thinks he's the greatest thing to waltz onto the diamond.

Alex Rodriguez - Because of that bogus "I got it" fiasco in Toronto.

Answer 6

Eric Lindrose is mine. i'm not sure how you spell his name but he played for the Philadelphia PA Flyers, ice hockey team. he was such an idiot and a clutz. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr it makes me aggitated just thinking about him