The question was who will win more than Burroughs, not who will end up with the most.
Whenever I come across and unfamiliar poster I usually do a quick search and read a few random postings they made in the past. It's clear this guy is a troll. See for yourself.
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Actually if you count prior to Senior medals, it may happen within the next year, otherwise give it a few more and everyone will be in the rear view mirror.
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smarmy (unusually fake) I think the word is. Remember when he first came out on tour? He wore his golf shirts with the collar up. Preppie to the max. I was floored that Tiger was hated by the press but the tour players loved him, and Phil was loved by the public and press but the tour players hated him. That said a lot.
Man this comment is DEAD ON CORRECT. A certain famous long time sports commentator also shares this distinction. His nickname in the business and among the guys in the trucks is "The Little General". Care to guess who?
His "faithful family wife" wasn't so pure as the driven snow either, before Phil scooped her up off the court side of the old Suns arena, when she "danced" as a Suns "cheerleader", but moonlighted as a "feature dancer" I believe around the 29th street and Thomas section of Phoenix, on a big ole pole. Didn't go by "Amy" over there either 😂 . Everything about them both is fake a.f. as we say
I’m going to guess Mike Tirico. He’s a prick and he’s short
Least you could do is post pics of Amy dancing around 29th Street and Thomas
Cob Bostas???
Bob has never met a mirror that he didn't want to kiss. Blowhard is the most flattering description I could give him. Someone went into the restroom once just after Costas did #2 and it smelled like Chanel #5 in the bathroom. Uncanny (pun intended).
The little General loved to push people around and degrade the assistants and technical support at each one of his broadcasts.
Not Mike, but you are absolutely correct about him 😂
Agreed on all points. The main detriment I see from wrestling folk is in the area of pushouts. A couple guys were easy pushout targets for veteran freestylists.
Phil’s nickname among the PGA players is”Chuckles”. Always smiles and tips his hat when he sees a camera. Not well liked.
Yes, plus he gave instant much-needed positive PR for the sport domestically. His style was easy to follow for anybody who happened to tune in: he coiled up like a snake, struck, and scored. You didn't need to know any wrestling rules at all to figure out how he was winning.
The dude gambled away 100 million dollars, and bet nearly a billion dollars over the years.
how many athletes have done that?his money he can spend it as he likes though not real smart!
That may be true, but with a wife and three daughters, I don't respect it. He put his needs above his family, and I don't agree with that.
I don't follow golf at all, but when I used to work as an officer in La Jolla, Phil would come in often to Harry's Cafe. The regulars would leave him alone, so I'm sure he appreciated that. Harry's son, Harry Jr., and Phil grew up golfing together, and Harry Jr. golfed in college at Oklahoma State. I was friends with Harry Sr. and when I worked nights I would drop by when Harry would get to the cafe around 0500 and we would chat over coffee. Fun fact; as a boy Harry was a batboy for the Yankees. Here is a photo with Phil and Harry Jr. from when they were young bucks. Harry Jr. is to the left of Phil. This photo is on the wall at Harry's Cafe.
Tough to beat! Admittedly the talent pool diminishes the heavier you go, but Big Bruce took care of business and was outstanding.
I remember back in the early 80's, you could go out in San Diego and it wasn't rare to bump into a lot of well known celebrities. I used to see a lot of guys who played for the Chargers out bar hopping and having a good time including Dan Fouts, Louie Kelcher and PSU's own John Cappelletti. Some friends of mine opened a popular bar/restaurant in Mission Valley, and I remember seeing Bill Walton and Ben Davidson at the bar. In La Jolla, my friend and I talked to a young and very pretty lady in an art gallery that I'm fairly certain was Kelly LeBrock. (we didn't ask her) And people would often see Gregory Peck in downtown La Jolla. Once around 1997, I was at the 24 Hr Fitness gym near the stadium on a Saturday morning and I ended up trading sets on one of the chest machines with Fred Dryer! I suspect those days are over now. Well known people have to remain incognito as much as possible.
