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The 10 Most Disliked People in Sports

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Forbes recently released its list of the 10 most disllked people in sports and surprisingly neither A-Rod nor T.O. topped the list. 狢 guess I shouldn't be too surprised at the guy at the top of the list, but he hasn't even been in sports for the last 23 months so you tend to forget about him. 䒷o, with that, and without further guessing games, here is the list:

1. Michael Vick - 72% of the poll disliked him, along with 100% of PETA members;

2. Manny Ramirez - 57% but the number in Boston is considerably higher

3. Alex Rodriguez - 53% but that doesn't count the Yankees locker room

4. Terrell Owens - 45% - think he'll go over in Buffalo

5. Kobe Bryant - 42% he ranks ahead of Iverson?

6. Allen Iverson - 38% - has any team he's been on ever won?

7. Isaiah Thomas -36% - he had to go all the way to Florida International to get a job

8. Stephon Marbury 36% - not many New Yorkers must have voted

9. Nick Saban 35% - must not have many voters in Louisiana

10. John McEnroe - 31% does he still play enough to be considered

So there you have it, with only maybe McEnroe as an exception, they all probably belong on the list although everyone could quibble about the order, after all that's what makes a good bar conversation.

Full post as published by Sports Biz on July 31, 2009 (boomark / email).

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